The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-11


: = NEw York, Nov 10, M-TheA steamship
City Of Baltimore brings Liverpool advices
to the 27th ult., received at Cork BY tele-
graph.
The loss of the steamer Royal Charter,
from Australia, is confirmed. Nearly 400
lives were lost.
The ship England, from Liverpool, bound
to New Orleans, was driven ashore, during
the same gale, in Holyhead harbor.
The Great Eastern rode out the gale adj
mirably.
The condition of affairs in Naples was
alarming, and fight was thought to be
pending. Gen. Garibaldi had issued q STIR
ring proclamation to the Neapolitans.
The Liverpool breadstuffs market closed
steady at previous quotations. Provisions
dull, and quotations generally unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. 27.-Consols to-day closed
steady. at 954@95B. -:-.es
PARIS, Oct 26.=The Minister of War has
placed materials Of war at the Spanish
Governments proposal, and declared that
the Emperor will support the military ope-
rations of Spain in the war of Morocco, in a
similar way to those made to Piedmont dur
ing the late war.
1t is asserted that the Emperor will make
a visit to the King of Belgium.
Constantinople advices to the 10Th of Octo-
Der have been received. .......
-Four of the chiefs of the late conspiracy
had been condemned to death. These con-
formations had created ferment among
the populace, and direct threats of ven
geance had reached the palace of the Sultan.
The Montenegrins have begun to commit
great atrocities against the Turks.
TURIN, Wednesday, minister of JUS
tice has resigned, in consequence of the
oe from
Turin to Milan.
The. Austrians have evacuated five can
tons of the district composed of Gargnadon
and Targa Di Mango.
Misunderstanding orders 2ahave been
given to the troops which are to join the
expeditionary army against MoTQeco.71i Il
Marshal OConnell will stnptD at the end
of the week. -'-- .s-a -, Te ''-
General enthusiasm prevails among the
people t..r
The Constitutional says that France will
not stand t he action of England in the Suez
Canal affair.
The only part of the ship Royal Charter,
standing, on Wednesday evening, WAS
small part of the stern, with the wheel and
screw lifting apparatus. She struck at two
o'clock, on Wednesday morning, and broke
up at o'clock. Before striking, her cables
g from the coast, but the wind blowing bur-
ricane, she drifted ashore. Several bodies
were washed ashore, the majority of them
being greatly nIutilated. The men were
picking up gold soveregns from off the
rocks, and an efficient guard was much
needed. After she struck, one of her sailors
swan ashore and made fast a hawser, by
which several lives were saved, and more
might have been rescued, had not the vessel
parted in two with dreadful crash. The
passengers and crew were either killed by
the falling masts, or persisted in the waves.
-Four hundred and seventy were lost, and
; saved. All the women and children per
ished. The gold, II is expected, viii be re-
covered \ large number Of wrecks are
reported on the English coast, with lnuch
loss of life. No American vessels are men-
toned.
TRIESTE, Oct. 81, P. M.-The Austrian
Lloyds steamer brings Calcutta advices to
Sept 22d. The Government had despatched
1900 men from Bombay, against the
rebels.
Hong Kong dates are to Sept. 18th.
The American Ambassador had returned
to Pekin without having obtained the rati-
fed treaty at that city. The ratification
had taken place by commission at Penang.
The Daily Ns,cS' city article says in the
discount market, there were few transac