The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-20
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LIvERPooL.-The circulars report flour
dull but steady. Wheat quiet and firm
Corn dull, but steady and unchanged. Pro-
visions; Beef quiet. Pork quiet at 50s for
mess. Bacon quiet. Lard steady at SIS 3D.
Coffee quiet. Sugar buoyant.
LoNDoN.-Breadstuffs dull but steady
Sugar buoyant, and all qualities slightly
higher. Coffee firm, Rice firm and holders
demanding an advance. Teas firm. Money
was in active demand. Consols were quoted
on Wednesday at 968 sr-diOideisd. Sales of
Illinois Central shares at 40G948 discount
New York Central shares at 1905.
The London Times says in the event of
no Congress being held, all that will theu
remain, will be to recognize the Central
Italian States which has been formed out of
Romagna and the Duehies, either as an in
dependent kingdom or as part of the Sar-
iinian monarchy, to take our stand on the
accomplished facts, and leave the Pope and
his supporters to their remedy.
The Daily Neaos remarks, that the pro-
jected Congress is indefinitely postponed, and
that no friend of the cause of freedom in
Italy need regret the temporary difficulty
into which diplomacy finds itself, as every
month gained, confirms the liberty of the
Italian States, and justi6es the revolution
before the world.
The Paris correspondent, writing on the
lst January, says:
ssIt was then reported in Paris, that the
Congress would be summoned at the eve of
January, but the precise date was not as
certained."
4 dispatch dated Rome, 3oth ult., says
that the Duke de Grammont had positively
stated to the Holy See that the pamphlet
the " Pope and the Congress, does not con-
tain the programme of France
The explanation produced an excellent eff
feet on the Pope, and it was hoped he would
not object to be represented in the Congress.
Prince Gortschakof left st. Petersburg
for Paris on the 9th ult.
The latest accounts from the Continent,
do not confirm the statement that the Con-
gress would not be held. On the contrary,
it was reported in Paris that the Congress
would meet on the 18th of February.
a dispatch from Modena, says that in
consequence of the demand made by the
family of the boy Mortar,a who had given
proof that the kidnapping of the child was
ordered by the Red father and InquisitoT
| Gillette, the latter had been arrested, and ju-
diciaI proceedings had been instituted.
| Garibaldi had been honored with an en-
thusiastic ovation at Milan, although he en-
deavored to pass through that city en- route
for Turin quietly and unobseryed. Carl
baldi's mission to Turin is said to have ref
erence to his probable appointment as Com
mander-in-C Chief ofthe National guard of the
Kingdom.
The addresses to the Pope, which had
been lying in Vienna churches. were not SC
numerously signed as was expected.
GREAT BRIFAIN.-A scheme for the con.
version of the public debt of Canada int
one consolidated per cent. stock, or re
deema5le for 25 years, has been officially
promulgated in London, and attracted CON
4 siderable attention. The liabilities of the
Colony are stated at ell, 500, 600.
The Roman Catholics held a meeting on
the Sd inst. for the purpose of adopting an
address to the Pope, expressive Of theil
sympathy. Fifteen hundred to two thou.
sand persons were present, including large
number of women. Great unanimity an6
enthusiasm were eyinced. One of the reso
lutions adopted was to the following effect
That, although as Catholics, we firmly be
lieve that the spiritual authority of tht
Pope is not to be of necessity on his tempo
ral power, we yet consider that termina
ton of such temporal power would be Diet