The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, Feb. Is, M.-The steamship
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The most important portion of the pro
ceedings of the English Parliament ofthe q
and Sd inst, has been published, viz: TIL
refusal of Lord John Russell to lay befor
the House the correspondence touching
! Savoy, and the defeat of the Govern1en
on minor question. Lord John Russell
defended the British Consul at Tangier
from the chargeof having aided the Moors
and asserted that he had pursued I
| strictly neutral policy.
| The Government had earnestly endeav
ored to prevent renewal of hostilities, now
that the Congress was not likely to meet
and had received the most satisfactory as
surances.
The ratification of the new commercial
treaty would be exchanged at Paris on the 4th
DIR. Todd, the eminent physician and
Psychologist, is dead.
FRAECE.-Rumors were current that the
Chalons camp would soon be re-established
The Patrie pronounces as false, the state
ment of an approaching departure of the
French troops from Rome. The same Jour-
nal says it appears certainly that the ques-
ton of annexation to Central Italy, will be
subordinate to the result of universal suf
frage. All the powers are agreed to the pro-
priety of that measure, the early application
of which will probably be made.
Rentes closed firm on the 30th.
Prince Latour De Avergne is ordered to
prOlong his stay at Turin, some time after
the arrival of Baron Talleyrand, to support
the counsels of moderation which Napoleon
had ordered him to submit to Count Cavour.
Phe French army is to be considerably re-
duced, and the policy of the Emperor tends
more than ever towards peace.
ITALY.-An affray occurred at Ancona,
between the Papal chasseurs and artillery
men on one side, and gendarmes on the
other. 800 of the former were said to be
under arrest, of whom about 40 were
wounded.
Kossuth, it appears, has disappeared from
London, and it is thought he has gone tu
Hungary.
An address of the Hungarian Protestant
Association says the national movement
will resemble an avalanche.
Austria is said to be directing more
troops towards the Tyrol, Venice, and Hun
gary.
The Globes Paris correspondent says it
was generally understood that France and
England were about to make a joint sum-
mons to Austria to desist from sending
troops into the Marches of Ancona, and to
evacuate Venice at the earliest period, and
accept such indemnity as Italy is now
ready to offer.
SPAIN.-A1other corps is being got ready
for Morocco, to be commanded by Concha.
A reliable account says that the Moorish
regular army had not yet been brought out.
The division is said to number over 10000
disciplined troops waiting for great battle.
The object of the Moors is said to be to
draw the Spanish into the interior.
SOUTH AMERIcA.-The Brazil mail had
reached Lisbon. There is no political news
of Importance. The expectation of coffee
from Rio to the United States since the de
parture of the previous mail had been 49,
529 bags. The stock on hand was 10000
bags. The price of good first was 6-1o0ths
(06-300ths Refs.
LoNDoN.-In the open market, the rates
for money were generally above the banks
minimum, under the impression that at the
meeting of the Weekly Court of the Direc-
tors on Thursday, this minimum might fur
ther advance. The impression was not
realized as the Court broke up without
making any change, owing, it is supposed,
to the bullion drawn, showing symptoms of
abatement. When it was found there was
to be ne further advance in the rate of dis
count at the Bank, a more cheerful tone
sprung up, and consols improved per cent.
On the 3d. the improved tone continued, and
consols advanced to 94a@94s. The weekly
returns of the Bank of England show a
decrease in bullion of G616, 594, the amount
held being e149, 942,5 500,
Messrs. Barring Brothers quote bar silver
at Is I'd; Mexican dollars nominally 5s I'd.
LATEST.
The Daily Ne,0S' City Article, dated Fri
day evening, says that the recovery of the
Stock Exchange made further progress
during the day. The check to the drain of
gold was attested by the fact that none
from the Bank for expectation was taken.
The demand for silver for the East likewise
diminished, and the continental exchanges
were frmer.
The agitation in the discount market has
been succeeded by comparative calmness,
and it is placed beyond doubt that the public
confidence, as ever, of the general stability
of trade, has induced some to avail them
selves of the late decline to invest in good
securities. At the Bank of England, on
Friday, there was good, but not pressing,
demand for money, partially in anticipation
of the payment on the 4th.
LIVERPOOL, 4, P. M.-Cotton active and
buoyant; very full prices obtained. Bread
stuffs and provisions unchanged.
LONDON, SATURDAY NooN.-The Austria
Ian mail has arrived. Several of the Paris
Journals seem to consider the annexation of
Savoy the same as concluded.
TURIN, FRIDAY-The Journals of this
day published an Austrian ordinance con-
cerning the enlistment of volunteers for the
Neapolitan army. Sandman officers have
left for Bologna to organize an army.
Arrests continue in Venice to an alarm
ing extent, and spread terror among the in
| habitants.
The London Morning Post, which has the
credit of being the organ of Lord Palmer.
ston, has conspicuous editorial upon the
policy of England and France on the Ital
ian question. 1t says we announced at the
beginning of the year, that a virtual alliance
had been effected between England anC
France for the settlement of Italian affairs
We expressly stated that the two Govern
ments bound themselves by no treaties, bu
that their agreement was the result of cir
cumstances, and by the dictation of publi
opinion This alliance-every day draw