The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-28
Arrival of the Africa.

New YeRK, April 81, H.-The steamship
africa, from Liverpool 14th via Queens
town 18th, arrived this morning. The CtB
of Manchester arrived at Queenstown and
the Cueassian at Galway on the 18th.
According to the London Chronicle, good
relations between France and England are
fully restored.
A bill is to be introduced in Parliament,
making the Red River settlement one OF
the ordinary colonies of the crown. The
Bishop of Orleans had been refused a Car
dinal's hat.
1t is stated from Paris that there was a
continued exchange of notes on the preten-
sions of Berne.
The Swiss Federal Council is said to have
ordered all the troops eonvOked for exercise
on the oath, to return to their homes.
A great manifestation took place at
Rome on the 18th in commemoration of the
Popes return in 1850.
to 10000 men.
The insurgents are said to number 80, 900
well armed men.
A French War steamer which touched at
Messina says that on the night of the sth
the fire of guns and muskets was incessant.
1t was said that Francis Joseph was
about to visit the Queen.
The India and China mails arrived by the
africa, but there is no news of interest.
The advance of The rate of interest by
the Bank of England had rather favorable
influence on the funds.
An order of the day was adopted, ex-
pressing the hope that the Government
would effectually provide for the liberty of
the vote on Savoy.
According to lie Nord, Count Cavour had
ordered two steam frigates to the coast of
Sicily to shelter all tugitives.
The cry at Palermo as well as at Messina,
was for union with the new Italian king
dom.
A letter from Naples says the conflict at
Palermo was very bloody, most of the insur
gents having perished at the barrack.
1t is stated from Paris that there was
continued exchange of notes on the preten-
sions raised by Switzerland, and that all
that had been stated of any political mode
of solution was premature.
The Swiss Federal Council on the 18th
dispatched notice to the Powers States,
that as Switzerland had not been consulted
on the vote of Savoy, she protests against
any violation of her rights which may re-
suit from such vote.
1t is stated that the French cabinet are
sgners of the treaty of 1915, showing that
the annexation OF Savoy does not virtually
deprive Switzerland of her strategetiGal
position, neither does it involve any of the
dangers put forward beforehand by the
federal council.
The demand for money is less pressing
The bullion in the Bank of England decreas-
ed fl64,00 American securities were
generally higher, but without animation.
LATEST VIA QUEESsTowE.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday y.-Rumors are curreut
that Heenan L Sayers fought yesterday, but
the rumOr is not believed IL is believed
the event will come of tomorrow
The insurrection at Palermo and Messi2a
was suppressed. At the latter place the
conflict Mas severe. The Governor threat
ened to lombard the city, but The lnhabit-
ants only yielded on obtaining promise
that the principal cause of irritation should
be removed.
AT Palermo the monks fought like lions
Several were killed and many were arrest
ed. Tue whole nation is distracted and
desperate.
Advices from Madrid state that Senior
Carbon, insurrectionist, had been shot,
Ortegos trial had been commenced.
LIVERPOOL, April l4.--Breadstuffs geuer-
ally advanced. Flour firm. Wheat IGG2d
higher; red at los 3d@lOs lOd; white at l Is
C4l2s. Corn advanced 1s(G,1s Cd; yellow at
36s@36 Sd. Provisions generally dull
Beef declined % Cd large sales Pork
duh and partially declined.