The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-24
NEWS By TELEGRAPH,
ny THE T. W. LINE
Additional by the Arabia.

Several French journals have been pro-
hibited in Sardinia, in consequence of ad-
vocating the separation Of Savoy from Pied
mont.
Proposals were pending in the National
Assembly Of Parma, confirming Farini as
Dictator, and declaring the termination OF
the Bourbon dynasty.
SPAIN.--The Madrid journals say that the
Emperor of Morocco has declared as traitors
the tribes on the coast who insulted the
Spanish flag, and promises to inflict summa-
ry punishment on them. The Spanish gov
eminent, however, doubts the fullillment of
this promise, and continues its preparations
for the expedition to avenge the insult and
murder of It's subjects.
The English Government has presented
n note, drawn up i'm a friendly style, request
ing explanations as TO the object of concen-
trating Spanish troops at Algeiras, in the
immediate vicinity of Gibraltar.
GERNASY.-The great autumn fair ut
Frankfort was progressing with much brisk
ness. Many dealers in cotton, silk, and
wooden goods had completely run out their
stocks. I'm some cases prices had advanced
from 2 to Il per cent. The wool sales were
to take place the following week.
Tho Paris Nomteur announces the death
Of the Emperor of Morocco, and that his
successor had been proclaimed. Tranquility
prevailed at Algiers.
The disturbances on the Island of Gambia
it is reported, was caused by the collection
of certain taxes from the Greeks. Five of
the tax gatherers had been murdered during
the affray. Two battalions of soldiers had
been sent to arrest the ringleaders. A Cir
caSsan dcputatiOn had arrived at Constan-
tinople, and presented to the ambassadors
of the several powers protest against the
invasion Of the country by the Russians,
and stating that the whole OF the province
would be forced to submit if they were
abandoned by the Porte.
A great Gre had occurred mt Ezzroum, and
the town had again experienced repeated
shocks Of an earthquake.
The Calcutta and China mails arrived ut
Alden August 2s, and the Bombay mail of
August Il, reached Alden Sept l.
The news by these mails had not been re-
ceived by telegraph when the Arabia left.
The independence Beige says: England
has proposed to France and Austria Eu-
ropean Congress ON Italian affairs, on a ba-
sis Of non-interyention by force" but a dis
patch from Paris eontradicts this.
The Great Eastern departed from the
Thames on the morning of the 9Th inst, in
the presence of an immense concourse of
enthusiastic people. Capt. ComStock, late of
the steamer Baltic, was on board, and took
part in her management. Her performance
was admirable, and she was kept under as
perfect command as river steamer, and
steers as easily rs wager boat.
Her engines appeared capable of starting
or checking her motion almost by n single
motion of the hand. As to her speed, the
London Times says ner performance proved
her to be- the fastest vessel in the world
She left the More at 9.l5 A. NJ, and was of
Dover at p. NJ.
The London Times has an editorial on
Gen. Harney's occupation of San Juan
Island, characterizing it as an exercise of
power to which England will not tamely
submit.
The American horse Starke won the War
wick cup.