The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-21
Arrival OF the steamer Fulton.


NEW York, March 20, M.-The steamer
Fulton arrived here to- day. She left Sonth-
ampton early on the morning of the stb, and
brings London papers OF the 7th and Liv-
erpool of the 9th. At the latter place gcneal-
ly cotton had declined 5GAl5, the heav-
lest decline being on low grades; sales Of
the last three days A. 900 bales. Flour
dull and easier, but not quotable lower
Wheat quiet Mt 9s 9d(GlOs I'd; white at los
6d@l Is 3d. Corn declined 336d; for gel
low 32s 6d@33s. Pork steady. Bacon
quiet. Lard firm at 6O(96ls. Sugar quiet,
Coffee dull. Rice quiet
The steamer BOAemidn, from Portland, az
rived at Liverpool on the 7th. In the
Commons on Monday, during an accidental
discussion of the question of the annexa-
ton of Savoy Mr.. Fitzgerald expressed an
earnest hope that Parliament would enter a
solemn protest against that act, and Roebuck
spoke bitterly against the Emperor accusing
him of breach of treaties.
Irish papers deny the truth of the rumor
that Piccolomini was married lately at
Dublin.
The picturesque Marine Terrace erected
by the late Lord Murray, on Castle Hill,
Edinburgh, has given way, owing to defect
i've foundation, and become a mass of ruins.
| g PARIS, March 5.--The Moniteur announ-
ces that, yesterday, the Minister of the U.
S. presented his letters de credence.
Tine Constitutional publishes an article
explaining the French policy in Italy. In
mentioning the solution proposed in the
measage,,Of Mr.. Thonvenel, the Constitutional
says ii it is not Sandman solution it is an
Italian one. Sardinia will possess in Tus-
cany an ally who will aid her to overcome
the opposition of Naples and Rome, in order
| a., t.,I.n ffI, fIn
concurrence of all its nationalities, and not
an Italian Kingdom, absorbing everything
without considering the essential differences,
opposing interests, and the distrusts of
Europe.
The Paris Times correspondent says there
is rumor that military men and soldiers
now on leave are TO join their regiments soon
as possible the Imperial Guard is not to be
exempted. The Cardinal and Prelates who
are members of the Senate, have presented
petitions demanding the maintenance Of
the Pope.
The correspondents of the Morning Post
have received dispatches from all parts of
| Italy.
The Emperor's speech has not been receiv-
ed very f;lvorably. That the people of Cen
| trail Italy will confirm the vote of fannexation
of central Italy to Piedn22H is fully believ-
! eu py Tue government SOuHLIS.
| The Times correspoF says there had
been complete stag Ion in the mercan-
| tile world during tbs past week.
! VIENNA Mach 5th.--The official Wiener
/ Zeitung will publish tomorrow the following
! programme of reforms sanctioned by the
| Emperor.
The Council of the Empire will be aug
nented by the nomination of two extraordi-
nary councillors selected from among Fer-
sons of known ability, and by the nomina-
tion of 3S ordinary councillors chosen from
a list to De presented by provisional diets.
The Emperor will complete the Council
of the Empire by appointing persons of
! great distinction on the basis of population.
NICS, March 4.-On the occasion of the
anniversary of the PRONUNCIATION of the Sar-
dinian. Constitution, manifestations were
made by the Piedmontese party in the Italian
theatre A demonstration also took place
in the French theatre where the population
of Nice demanded the Ode Napoleon and