The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-23

80 The following foreign lnteffgence was
furnished by the steamer Canada:
SAeKvILIE, Nov. I9.-The Express, with
| the Associated Press dispatches by the Can
ada, arrived here tonight. r
81 The steamers indian and City of Wash
iRgton arrived out on the Sd inst.
F. 1t is asserted that the English govern
ment has consented to join the proposed
| European Congress for the settlement ofEthe
Italian difficulty, and that France and Eng
land had completely agreed upon a BASIS of
peace. 80 Lac .atE "a = sssszr $50
The India mail, with telegraphic news
via Ceylon, Oct. l4th, and Bombay and Cali
cutta dates to the same period, has reached
Marseilles.
A Cabinet Council is rumored for Monday.
The number of troops to be contributed by
India, to the China expedition, viii be 6,000
Europeans and 1000 natives asfe-i-1-
LIVERPOOL, sSunday.-The plenipotenti
aries at the Peace Conference. have received
orders to sign the treaty of peace. 1t is be-
-lieved that it will be signed tomorrow, and
q convocation, to be held at Paris, will fol-
low soon. 4lssz f-s75.4f as.ssa
PARIS, eth.-It is 1stassU, soa reliable au-
thority, that the Congress win be held in
Paris. -rs... fie--- 3
A Paris telegram says the English and
French governments have completely agreed
on basis for the Congress which is to be
held at Brussels. fsIra-' faa--.s ~-a
The Great Eastern had rough passage
and heavy sea. She rolled and dipped,
but with perfect ease, and seemed to swing
herself with sidelong, gentle motion, over
every wave, dropping deeply and easily be-
yond them, with regular slow rolls, often
deep enough to leave one paddle high and
dry. ,ss .al Il Ilsa1sJ- -s sa-.s.sl
Great activity prevails at WooIwich Ar
senal, in the preparation of material for the
coast defenses, and for the expedition against
China. s2e
The Notifications at Dover are to be ex-
tended forthwith, and several batteries are
to be reconstructed p --t-
The verdict of the coroner's jury in. the
case of the Royal Charter, was to the effect
that the wreck was purely the result Of ac-
cident. - ---ls r-rt
BREADsTuFEs. = Messrs.n Richardson,
Spence and Co. report -four dull; sales of
new State at 24s(925s Cd; prices range at
22s 6d(927s Cd. Wheat steady inferior
heated qualities advanced 2@3d; red IS Sd
@9s, Cd !; white 9s 6d@lls. Corn firm,
with an advance of 6d0ls on the week !;
yellow 3os 6d@31s Cd. .s-..--
d FRASoE.--The organization of the French
army for China is considered as definitely
settled, and preparations for the embarka-
ton have commenced. af lal $685. 20 b
'Boni Suassion has accepted the condi-
tons of peace. The hostile tribes will give
hostages to secure the payment of the prom.
Used tribute. s y s1'"
The French Government it is said, has
resolved on establishing naval station on.
the Red Sea =
The cholera has appeared among the
French troops engaged in the expedition
against Morocco. Several distinguished Off
GERS have died, including Col. Lafont, Com
manding Engineer. The ravages exceeded
fifty per day, and the total deaths have
been 500. s- 4.r ..ssas ~ 20 .ll.,
RUSSIA Russian Squadron of six YES
sells is to remain at their Mediterranean
station, where they will winter. s.IA
-.-sr.r 81. Italy. taL -saa 4.47
1t is reiterated that the Pope has promis-
ed to grant the pardon recommended by the
Emperor Napoleon after the insurgent in the
Romagna return to their allegiance. rrs3
GENDA 5th.-Rumors are current shat an
assembly win be held, in which hIodena'
and Romagnaw will take a part. 1t is also
asserted that the object would be to present
Count Cavour as a candidate for the Dicta-
torship of one province of Central Italy.
The Assemblies of Central Italy, it is
stated, will confer the regency on Prince
Cayinau. ...4l sesIf .Esssaas 3. 7iffs,1
TURIN, 5th.-An official decree transfers
the Court of Cassairor to Milan Subscrip-
tons to the loan continue. ~ gsaT ssaa
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