The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-28
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
BIZ THE Z. 4 W. LINE.
SANDY HOOK %.

candy HOOK 70.
The Steamship Bremen, passed here this
evening from Bremen with Liverpool dates
to Wednesday l5th inst
The British Ministry has resigned in con-
sequence of the want of confidence in the
resolution in the House of Commons. Lord
Palmerston is the new Premier, and Lord
John Russell the Secretary of Foreign AZ
fairs.
The latest intelligence from the seat of
war, is that the Austrians have evacuated
Piacensa. Pavia, Lodi, Bologna, and Ami
Cola
The Citadel ard Notifications at Piacersa
were blown up. .sE
The death of Metternich is announced.
The Steamship Canada, arrived out on
the 18th, the BorruSSia on the 18th, and the
Vanderbilt on the 18th inst.
LIVERPOOL June l3
Sales of cotton to-day were 5000 bales,
market closing dull, but steady, with prices
slightly in favor of buyers. Breadstuffs
dull; sales unimportant; quotations nomi-
nal.
The weather has been favorable for the
crops. Provision market is steady.
LONDON, June Is.
Consols s3s@93I.
The London Times, speaking of Palmer
ston and Russell, says both see in France a
better agent for the reorganization of Italy,
and for the creation Of that Federal Union
which i all the unity possible under exist
ing circumst ices. Were the question to
be confined 10 the present state OF affairs,
the policy TO be pursued might be stated in
a sentence. Austria is flying homewards !;
France and Sardinia are pursuing her across
the AIDA. Venice is about to be attacked
Immediately on the East and in the South
the whole peninsula is rising against her and
expecting the allies. The only advice to
be given il that Austria should accommo-
date herself TO these painful circumstances,
just as England admitted the independence
Of The United States; and as France has
twice submitted 10 the dictation OF inyders.
There can be no glory gained by stubborn
or even victorious resistance TO the Just
claims OF a great nation, and 1t is unwise to
make war where even military success in
ours national opprobrium. No doubt this
and similar considerations will be in due
time urged upon Austria by the two minis
tiers who have undertaken TO divide the re-
sponsib!lity of our foreign relations. There
is no doubt entertained that the copven
ton between Russia and the Rothschilds
will result in their being contractions for
any future loan Russia may desire TO raise.
In London the blue book has been pub
lished, containing all the English correspon-
dence on Italian affairs The last note as
| signs to Austria the last responsibility for
all the miseries and calamities inevitably
consequent on a conflict which was on the
eve of being avoided,
The London Daily Ne,cs, on the l4th,
/ says that it is believed that lord Elgin has
been offered the Secretaryship Of the colo
! MES Mr.. Golden will have the option OF
the Board of Trade, and Miner Gibson will
also enter the Cabinet Sidney Herbert
/ win probably be Minister of War. Sir G. G
/ Lewis, President of the India Board, and
Mr.. Gladstone, Chancellor Of the Exchequer
Sir. r. Bethel is also spoken of for the latter
Office. Sir James Graham, the Duke of New.
castle and the Duke Of Argyle have declined
! to join the new administration.
! The London Tnqes' city article of the
/ 18th inst, says that the statements thai
Prussia viii soon abandon her neutrality
appear to rest ON no definite authority.
and are, perhaps, merely encouraged at Ber-
! lin to meet the excitement OF the other Ger
man States.
A submarine telegraph is to be laid from
! Wcybourne TO Denmark.
/ Wheat had declined 3s in London.