The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-11
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that Sir John Franklin died in 1s47 and
the ship was abandoned in 1913. s1' q
The Arctic expedition found at Port VIII
liams. a record dated April 18th, ls48,
signed by Captains Crozier and Fitzjames,
saying that the Ere6Us and Terror had been
abandoned three days previous in the ice, and
that one hundred ami five survivors were
proceeding to Great Fish river; that Sir
John Franklin had died in June the pre-
vious year, and. that the total deaths to date
were officers and Is men.
Many interesting relics were found on the
western shore of King Williams Island
Others were obtained from the Esquimaux,
who stated that after the abandonment OF
the ships, one was crushed by the ice and
the other forced ashore. Several skeletons
of Franklin's men, quantities of clothing,
and duplicate record up to the abandon
ment of the ship, were discovered.
The King Of Belgiums proposition to set
tie the Italian question, was reported to
have been accepted by Napoleon. Itincludes
European Congress to assemble at Brussels.
' The statements regarding the other prov
inces were conflicting. ElH
The London Herald has reason to believe
that definite treaty of peace will soon be
concluded at Zurich, bearing, however, only
the signatures of France and Austria.
The preliminaries of Villa Franco will be
strictly maintained. sea
A dispatch from Berne says that courier
from Viena had reached Zurich with instruc
tons to draw up treaty of peace, and a
document for the cession of Lombardy to
Sardinia.
Large reinforcements for China were to
leave England by the overland route. A
part of the squadron for the China service
had already sailed. s... a...t s.. rE
/ The Daily Ne,cs' city article says The
funds on Friday were stationary in price,
transactions being on scant scale" -a..-
The Times city article says: "Notwith-
standing the near approach of the end of the
quarter, there is undiminished ease in the
discount market, and considerable transac-
tons take place at 2 per cent. 4.
Robert Stevenson, the eminent engineer,
is reported as dangerously i'll. -
r FRAScE.-It is asserted that the result of
the visit of the King of Belgium to Napo-
leon, at Biarritz, was fully successful, and
various rumors are afloat with regard to the
arrangements entered into.
The Times Paris correspondent again
draws attention to the great activity i'm the
French dockyards, and states that he has
been assured that there was now building,
or under orders to be built, twenty ships OF
the line, ten of the very largest size, and the
others of inferior calibre, but all strictly
fighting ships, steel plated, and provided
with iron beaks, or prows.
Numerous exiles had arrived at Mar
sailles, the amnesty including Blanque and
Berchat
The Consul General Of the NELLIE has re-
quested permission to cultivate and manu-
facture tobacco there. f. .f.l..- It.sa
The Paris Bourse had been firm and ami.
mated. The rentes, on the 23d, advanced
TO 6Of Csc.
The London Times Paris correspondent,
says that report was, that the question o.
the Duchies had been settled, and that 7 us
cany was to be reigned over by the King o
the Belgians' second son, and report say
that the Count of Flanders is to have tn,
Italian Duchie', and the Archduke Maximil
ian, Yenitia, with separate constitutions
These reports are not authenticated, AM
must be taken for what they are WORTH
Another Paris rumor was that there was Il
be no Chinese expedition; that the head
| of the Mandarians, offending at Peiho, has
been proffere1 in atonement, coupled will
promises to make all the satisfaction tina
can be required, and that the Ambassador
will be Immediately received at Pekin.
1t is expected that the King of Belgium
Prince Richard Matternich, and Count Wa
lewski, will remain at Barritz until the de
parture of the Emperor, at the end of Sep
TENDER.
Powiatowaski had Quilted Italy for Biar
ritz. .t.
Lord Cowley had not gone to Biarritz a
was expected, and it was thought he woul,
not go.
The Paris correspondent of the Londol
Herald, regards the scheme of placing
Belgian prince on the Tuscan throne, as
| ridiculous cdadrd.
The Paris correspondent OF the Loudor
Spectator, who has on several occasions com
municated early and authentic news, assert
that Napoleon accepts the plan of the Kin:
of the Belgians, which is to give the fort
resses of Pcschiera and Mantua, and tn
States OF Parma and Modena, to Sardinia
10 reinstate the House Of Lorain in Tuscany
and restore the Legations to the Pope.
After the Introduction of variety o
reforms, Venitia is to have governmental
institutions and an army Of its own, undo
the Archduke Ferdinand Macmillan, wit
the title OF Grand Duke OF Venitia. Thi
stipulation has tue concurrence of Austria
Il A Conference is also to be held at Brus
sells, presided over by the King.
This letter is dated on the evening of til
22d ult. t-..I .lt.. --.l
The Paris Patrie has an article which pal
TALLY confirms this statement. .s.al a...