The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. March l6-

New YORK, March l6-M
The steamship City of Washington, from
Liverpool on the I'd inst, has arrived at this
port. The steamer Asia arrived out on the
9th ult. ....- "a.
There was less confidence in the preserva-
ton of peace than when the Arabia sailed.
on the 26th ult
1t is confirmed that the Pope invites the
withdrawal of the French ard Austrian
troops from Rome 1t is not known how
these powers will act. The rumors of ap-
preaching war continue
Mr. d israeli has introduced Parliamen-
tary reform bill, moderate in character,
which partially extends the elective frachise
LIVERPOOL, March l.
Cotton has advanced Id. Bresdstuffs
steady Provisions quiet. Consols 952M
951, declined to 964 after official hours
Lord Cowley has reached Vienna, and had
an interview with the Emperor.
Mr.. DIsraeli's reform bill confers the
elective franchise upon all the members of
the learned professions. The bill is strong
ly advocated by the reformers.
Messrs. -Walpole, Home Secretary, and
Henley, President of the Board of Trade,
have retired on account of difference of
opinion in relation to the reform bill Mr..
Estcourt succeeds the former and Lord
Donoughmore the latter Lord March re-
places Mr.. Estcourt as President of the Poor
Law Board
Rumors prevailed Of further secession
from the Cabinet, including the Earl of Sal
isbury.
FRANCE.-It is ascertained that the ground
for supposing that the French and Austrians
will evacuate the Papal States is only be.
cause the Pope has invited them to leave
Nothing has transpired to indicate how
either power will proceed, but the rumors at
Paris say that the French will withdraw.
The war preparations continue with much
activity, and the funds, which were so buoy
ant at the sailing of the Arabia, on the 26th
ult., had become depressed. The French
three per cents. closed at eff. Coo.
The latest Paris papers say that the war
fever is reported to run high in Germany.
LIVERPOOL March l.
Richardson, Spence & Cos circular of
Friday evening, reports -four steady, there
being an improved demand. Wheat firm,
there being more inquiry sales of Western
red at 6s 9dGy9s, and white at 9s 9d0lO !;
Southern l0sGG10s Sd per thousand pounds.
The circulars report, the provision market
generally quiet.
LATEST By TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON.
WEDNEsDAY--MORNING March ..
The Daily Ne'es says, gloom once more
overshadows the stock exchange, the most
re-assuring portions of the statements made
by the Ministers on Friday having been eX-
planned away officially. The prospect of ii
ministerial crisis had likewise some effect
on the Paris Bourse.
Money continues in fair demand at q per
cent Exchange on Austria has further adj
vanced.
AT a meeting yesterday of the conseIva-
tives, tosconsider Mr. D Israeli's reform bill,
Lord Derby stated that if, on the second
reading, or upon any main clauses of the
bill in committee they found themselves in
a minority, he should unhesitatingly advise
the question to dissolve the Parliament
This is considered as a challenge to Lord
John Russell.
The latest adyices from Paris state that
Count Cavour was expected there.
The Sandman loan of G2,O00,0O0O had
not been negotiated at Paris by NJ. Fould,
as was at one time supposed. This is look
ed upon as an unfavorable symptom, as NJ.
! Fould, as Minister of State, must have OPP
! portunities OF forcing, if events are at
hand, which might render the speculation
| hazardous.
RIO Janeiros dates to February Z, received
at Lisbon, say that President Lopez, of
Paraguay, had accepted the prolfered medi-
alton of the Brazilian government, in rela-
ton to the difficulty with the United States.