The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE =. W.
Exclusively for the Journal.


via Londonderry on the I'd, arrived at thi
port at $50 P. NJ, on Sunday.
The Cunard company announce the re
commencement of their fortnightly screw
line TO New York on the 27th of November
The Etna has been sold.
The Earl of Dongonald died in London
Oct. 3lst, age 85.
LIVERPOOL, Oct Goth, M.-Considerable
excitement in the cotton market to-day
Reported killing frosts in the Southern
States being corroborated ; the sales ex-
ceed %, 900 bales American descriptions
have advanced 4c; other kinds are &c
down
BREADsTUFFS.--A good demand was ex-
perienced for wheat at about l per cent.
lower than on Tuesday there was a re-
duction of fully Sd per bbl. Indian corn
was in good request.
FRANeE.-Formidable naval and military
! preparations were going on, and some wri-
\ ters construe the recent council of war at
! ST. Cloud as a palpable indication of an
eventual campaign. The Emperor on the
! 3lst, reviewed 10000 men near Paris and
all the proceedings OF regular campaign
were represented.
The Bourse on the 3lst was firmer.
On the 27th, the Sandman f1otilla cam
onaded the royalists near G9eta. The French
Admiral dispatched a frigate to stop the fir
| ing. Admiral Berzoni retired, and returned
to Naples, expressing regret at the conduct
of the French
There was nothing as to Victor Emanu-
els visit to Naples.
1t was denied that Austria had informed
the European cabinets of her intention to
send an ultimatum to Turin. On the con
trary she had reiterated her determination
OF pursuing purely defensive policy.
Count Reichburg had given an explana-
ton to the diplomatic corpse relative to the
Warsaw interview. Austria put the three
following questions to Russia: viii your
government recognize the facts which may
be or have been accomplished in Italy
Should Austria be attacked by Sardinia, and
the latter supported by another, what would
be their attitude In the event OF another
war, and its being transferred to German
territory, what would Prussia do The
answers are not given, but Count Reichburg
stated that Austria was about to issue a
circular note, giving the results of the con-
ference.
The German journals are unanimous in
prOnouncing the Warsaw conference a fail
ure The Berlin National Gazette SAYS that
at Warsaw not the slightest demonstration
was made respecting the policy of the !
French government.
1t is reported that the Austrian envoy /
had notified the Emperor that unless the /
warlike preparations of Piedmont were dis
continued, and the Hungarian Legion were
disbanded, Austria would Immediately COM
mence hostilities.
Five hundred of the Irish papal brigade .
had passed through France en- route for .
Ireland.
Judicial proceedings have been instituted I
against the OpiniOne Rationale, for the pub
lication of false news.
The London Daily News of the 3Ist says:
The Emperor of the French has placed four
ships of-the-line before Gaeta, with orders
to prevent an attack on the fortress, by Ad-
miral Persana, and if necessary to sink his
ships. Under these circumstances Admiral
Persana will take no part in the approach
ing siege of Gaeta. The Daily News de-
nounces this as direct intervention by
France, and says: Europe must not be al
lowed to remain victim TO all this mystery
and repeated surprises.
Victor Emmanuel and Garibaldi, whose
operations were combined were preparing
for battle.
The London morning Advertiser asserts
on the authority of an official dispatch, that
Victor Emmanuel was to Immediately bonn
bard Gaeta by sea and land.
Capua had been definitely occupied by
Garibaldi's troops.
1t was reported that King Victor En-
would confer on Garibaldi the title
of Prince Calahrmi, with an income of 3O,-
600 livres; and wonld decorate him with the
Order of the Annunciation.
LATEsT.-The Paris Presse asserts that
the sOvereigns at Warsaw nnited in promis-
ing assistance 10 Austria irshe were attacked
by Piedmont.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-The China mails
are not yet received, but the following de
tails lave come TO hand of the taking of
the Taxa forts The northern forts were
after three hours fighting, and the
others surrendered. The Allies lost 400
killed and wounded. They occupied Tieu-
ten The Ambassadors were there, but
would soon proceed to Pekin. The rebels
had withdrawn from Shanghae
The Times trusts that the telegraph had
brought false news, and that Lord Elgin was
not going to Pekin without an army, as that
is exactly the opposite of what he should
do to obtain permanent peace. !
RUssIA.-The Dowager Empress of Rus
sia is dead
NAPLEs.-Turin, Friday. Admiral Persano
has commenced and suspended firing on the
Royalists near Gata.
The news of a mysterious expedition
under General Jurr has been declared a
pure invention.
LONDON, Friday.-The correspondent OF
the Times at Vienna, supplies information as
to what passed at the Conference.
,1he monarchs and their ministers had
several interviews, but did little more than
exchange opinions concerning the state of
Europe. 4 convention was drawn up, but
not signed, because the Sovereigns and their
ministers could not come to an undeTstand-
ing on several matters of importance.
Gortschakoff failed to convince the Prus-
sian and Austrian statesmen that it would
be advantageous to all parties if the treaty
of March, 1885, was submitted to revis-
ion.
Russia is exceedingly desirous of regain
ing her possessions on the Danube, and
doing away with the neutrality of the Dam
ube and Black Sea.
1t is related that Gortschakoff and Reich
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