The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-02

NEW YORK, March l, M.-MOney and
Exc hange in all respects unchanged.
The steamship Edinburgh from Liverpool
18th Feb, via Queenstown 10th, will be up
at $50 P.
A package of diamonds valued at $780,
900 has been stolen from the Bonded ware
house in Broad street. Suspicion falls on
Michael Murphy foreman Of the building,
who has abSconded.
There was no change in the Italian ques-
ton.
Mr.. Gladstone's budget was actively OPP
posed, and it was reported that the conser-
natives had resolved to oppose it.
Spain refuses to enter into negotiations
for peace until Tangiers is captured
The africa from New York arrived out
on the 18th
LIVERPOOL Feb. 15.-Cotton quiet, but
steady.
Richardson, Spence & Co., report -four
firm, but quiet at 23s(928s cd. Wheat
firm, and partially III higher; red in bond
IS Cd white los SdG@l1s. Corn has adj
vanced 3d07d. PROVISIONS quiet; holders
offering freely, but showing no desire to
press sales. Pork steady old is neglected.
Bacon steady but quiet. Lard quiet at Sis
m58s Cd. Tallow unaltered. Sugar firm.
Coffee quiet. Wheat closed with All advan-
cling tendency for the finer qualities, which
were Is higher. Linseed oil 27s Cd
American securities unchanged. Money
slightly easier.
Parliamentary proceedings were interest
ing, but not important.
Chinese affairs had been debated in the
Commons.
Lord John Russell said the utmost forbear-
ance will be observed. He was sorry that
the hopes of satisfactory settlement were
small.
Lord Palmerston promised full exp!ana-
ton as early as possible.
The Italian and Savoy question had been
debated in the House of Lords. Strong
sentiments had been expressed against the
annexation of Savoy.
General Sir William Napier is dead.
The conservative party had held a meet
ing at Lord Derbys residence. The meet
ing was private but it was reported they
resolved to oppose the budget.
The Daily NetoS says the meeting was
merely intended as a demonstration.
1t was reported that Austria S objection to
the English proposals on the Italian ques-
ton had reached Paris.
The French Legislative session had then
postponed till the lst of March.
The Paris IresSe had received first, and
the Gazette De France a second, warning.
1t was reported that the Government had
bought the DebGts for a free trade organ.
The Bourse was dull. Rentes 67f 65c.
Military operations will forthwith be COM
menced before Tangiers.
Spain is about to issue notes for 200, 00o,
600 reals.
Neapolitan affairs arc interesting. 1t was
reported that a conspiracy had been discov-
cred in the army.
There were rumors of another Austrian
loan.
LONDON, Feb. l6.-The London Daily
Neecs city article says the consos opened
firmly at yesterdays improvement, but the
closing prices were only ] below yester-
days prices. The best bills were discounted
to-day at 4@52.
The Times is informed that Lord EIgin
will undertake q second mission as plenipo-
Tertiary to China, in the hope of being able,
by his influence, gained during former
visit, to secure the ratification of the treaty
and prevent hostilities.
DRESDEN, Feb. 16.-The Blank asserts i'll
"a letter from its Vienna correspondent that
France has requested the Pope to make pro-
posals for settling The question of the Ro-
magma.
MADRAS, Jan. IO.-The Governor has
proceeded on a tour to the South and will
be absent about two months.
SHANGHAI, Dec. 2l.-Business is unim-
portant.
BATAVIA, Jan. 26.-The expedition to
Bona was completely successful, the chief
having submitted