The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-16
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PORTLAND, Jan. II, M.-The steamer
| Hungarian arrived at this port, bringing
dates to the Goth ult., one day later than
those received by the Neao York.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TC
QUEENTowN.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-Col. Cadogen, attachee
of the British legation at Piedmont, has
been ordered TO proceed to the head quarter;
of Gen. Fanti, at Bologna. This is consid-
cred new proof of the interest taken by
the British government in Central Italy.
1t is reported in Paris that NJ Guizot
is engaged on pamphlet on the temporal
power of the Pope.
The Danubian Principalities are about
contracting loan of $4,000, 900 francs with
! France Russia, and Prussia, pledging the
landed property of the converts.
/ The Minister of Finance, at Rome has
been obliged to sell 10000 900 francs of con-
| solidated funds.
Advices from Calcutta are to Nov 22d,
and from Hong Kong to the 18th.
The prices of the leading articles are too
hIg- co admit of a speculation.
The Chinese government are preparing for
defence.
Advices from Japan confirm the previous
reports that the embassy for the United
States would leave in February, with large
retinue of subordinates.
Confidence is increasing between the
japanese and foreigners.
Advices from China indicate that trade
would not be interrupted by the anticipated
war.
TINES CITY ARTICLE.
The funds opened with full prices, and
subsequently improved 1.
VIENNA, Wednesday, telegram from
Prince Metternich to Count Reichberg says
that Count Walewski declares to the Dip
lomatic Corps, at Paris, that while he re-
mains at the head of the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, the pamphlet entitled The Pope
and the Congress should not be considered
the programme of the French ministry.
LATEST.
LONDON, Thursday night-The English
funds slightly relapsed.
= The PRris Pays contains an article which
says that the pamphlet entitled "The Pope
and the Congress" has been wrongly inter-
preted by the newspapers. The pamphlet
does not propose to relieve the Pope of the
Legation, but only advises him.
Prince Gortschakoff leaves st. Petersburg
tonight for the Paris Congress.
Lord Hastings is dead.
There was great riot on Sunday night,
among the military, at Camp Aldershot.-
Three militiamen were shot dead
The French government has abandoned
the prosecution against Montalembert for the
recent pamphlet on the Pope
The Paris flour market was heavy and
partially lower Wheat was firm
SPAIN.-There had been no new battles in
Morocco.
The Spanish army occupies line three
leagues in extent, With three redoubts and
other intrenchments.
ITALY.-Advices from Turin say that the
French Pamphlet on the Pope ard the Con-
gress caused an immense sensation through
out Italy.
RUssIA.-Advices at st. Petersburg state
that the Russian government is negotiating
for the purchase from Japan of the Southern
half of the island sof Sagholien, the other
half of which they already hold.
Advices from Constantinople state that the
Porte had called on Europe to settle the
Suez question, guaranteeing the integrity
of the Turkish Empire. The French min
lister and four other ambassadors had agreed
to the arrangement.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-The King of Naples
has sent decorations and presents to the Di-
rector of Police, whose assassination was
lately attempted at Palermo
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 29.-Messrs. Richardson,
Spence & Co. quote -four quiet but firm
Wheat firm with an advancing tendency;
good Western red 10s0l0s Id. Corn quiet
all articles are of an unimportant character