The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-20
Foreign News.--ArrfvaI of the City
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The Emperor Napoleon made threaten
ing remark to the Austrian Minister, which
attracted great attention. The reports grow
ing outlof the affair caused panic and a
decline of one per cent on the Paris Bourse,
and half per cent ineonsols in London. The
Emperor's words were: &c | regret that our
relations with your government are not as
good as they were, but request you to tell
your Emperor that my personal feelings for
him have not changed. u The emphatic tone
of the. Emperor and his animated gestures
attracted the assembled diplomatic corps.
The Bourses was closed until Monday, the
Sd, but in the opening quite a panic pre-
vailed, the decline IN the funds being full
one per cent. On the 4th inst. the Bourse
continued depressed and again rather lower.
The London exchange sympathised with
the Paris decline and conscls at one time
were half lower and the market closed fat.
At Vienna also a panic prevailed under the
rumor that Australia would send troops to
Belgrade. Italy continues unsettled, and
Lombardy in particular The news from
all parts are pregnant with alarm. The
steps taken in Lombardy are almost tanta-
mount to state of siege
The Spanish ministry have declared that
Spain will never sell Cuba, and have pro-
tested against the insulting hypothesis to
the contrary implied in President Buchan-
an message. Olozula introduced motion
in the Cortez supporting the ministerial
declaration and was unanimously appoint
ed. Spain has obtained full satisfaction
from Mexico for the Tampeco affair. q
Rumors prevail of the discovery of a
formidable conspiracy at Cracow; numer-
Gus arrests of parties said to be implicated
have been made in Cracow. {
All was quiet in Servia. 20 g s =
The Bombay mail of December 9th had
reached England.
The news includes an account of a large
army of rebels having oeen defeated by the
commander-in-chief.
The amnesty was slowly but effectually
thinning the ranks of the rebels, giving
promise of an early peace. ~ s77s 81 ?
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4. =.
Breadstuffs advanced and firm. Wheat
and corn, all qualities advanced. :, Richard
son & Spence quote -four dull and quota
tons nominal. Wheat firm, with an ad-
vance, chiefly on fine qualities of 1d92d,
red Western As cd Southern IS 9d@7s Cd.
Corn closed firm and Id higher; mixed 2ss
aces; yellow 29s@3os; white 33s@33s
Cd. Provisions closed dull. Pork dull -
Beef dull Lard quiet but firm at 56s =
Sugar steady. t-@ 9
a. LONDON, Jan. a. !,
The Times leading article of this We'd
nesday morning says the continental ex-
element, respecting the Italian question,
has reached crisis, and unless efficacious
means of prevention be adopted collision
will occur between Sardinia and Austria
The French government has allowed the
Italians to invoke its assistance.
Austria does not recognize France as an
Italian power, and hence tho bad feelings
between them. - 4bE5 ~
Consols are quoted at 95s@96k for ac-
cognt. Money is in active demand. Wheat
closed with an advancing tendency; the
quotations being 1d@2d higher.