The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-17
Three Days Later from Europe

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Three Days Later from Europe.
ST.. JOINS, N. F., Sept. I4-The steamer
MeIidG from Liverpool the 9th inst, ar
rived off Cape Race this afternoon at three
o'clock
The London Observer qualities their state
ment that Lindsay visits America in author
tive capacity. 1t says the journey is pri-
vate one, but as one of the representatives
of the shipping interests, he has consented
to use his influence to induce the American
Government to negotiate for the adjustment
of various matters pertaining to the ship~
ping interests, and the British Government
being desrous of facilitating these views,
has furnished Lindsay with all correspond
ence connected with the subject that has
passed between the two countries.
LIvERPool, Sept. 5th.-Breadstufs have
a downward tendency, all qualities having
slightly declined.
The weather has been favorable for the
crops.
Wakefield, Nash & Co. report flour declin-
ed fully Is per bbl. Quotations 30@32s.
Wheat has declined 3(94d per GENITAL. Red
HOLES Sd white l20l3s Cd.
Corn declined Cd per quarter. Mixed
yellow 34s.
Provisions generally, are dull. Beef
heavy. Pork firm but quiet. Bacon is
quiet, and prices are easier. Quotations
remain unaltered. Lard els 6. TalloW
slightly higher. Sugar steady.
Consols closed oR the evening OF the 4th
at 938 for money and account at London.
At a collision on the East Worcestershire
Railroad of two express trains, IL persons
were killed and 9 badly wounded.
FRANCE.-The Emperor and Empress had
reached Chameurix, and were enthusiast
cally received.
A Paris correspondent of the London
Herald says that France has just purchased
ten large steam transports in the United
States.
The Bourse closed dull on the Sd. Rentes
68f sc.
The Paris corn market was rather lower.
NAPLEs-Sardinia was about to interfere
at Naples.
1t was reported that Gen. Lamoriciere
was about to leave for Naples, with 10000
troops, the object being to prevent Naples
from becoming prey of anarchy, in view
of the fall of the Bourbon dynasty.
All disposable vessels of the Sandman
Navy were to be sent to Naples, and militia
ry preparations were more vigorous in Pied
mont.
The Sardiniap Government was fitting
out every available transport, and it was
said that if a rapid conveyance of so large a
force sheuld be found impossible, the Pope
would be asked to allow a passage through
his dominions.
The Province of Terra de la Verro had
risen o insurrection. band of insurgents
were Getting and marching on Camp BasSo. |
The was nothing as to Garibaldis
move.as nts, than that he was at Mount
Leone.
1t was reported that the Neapolitan Min
listers had rendered their designations, but
were not accepted.
The King of Naples was to pay an in
Identification of 10000 francs for French
losses ct the bombardment of Palermo.
1t was asserted that the prohibition
placed on the departure of volunteers from
the Sandman Ststes had been removed
It was rumored that the Cabinet at Tu-
rim had agreed to prevent any invasion of
the States of the Church.
The French garrison at Rome was to be
increased by $500 men.
Ancona has been declared in a state of
siege and the Papal delegate recalled.
The duty on printing paper had been re-
duced nearly one-half.
AUsTRIA.-A revolutionary committee
had been discovered at Verona. The mem
beTs were arrested.
The papers seized throw a startling light
on the proceedings of neighboring
power.
RU5sIA.-The Emperor had united the
Prince Regent to q hunting party in War
saw.
The Prince consequently visits Warsaw
about the middle of September.
Trade at Bombay was very dull.
In the London money marketon the 4th,
funds were very buoyant and advancing
under finer weather and improved harvest
and good prospects. The discount market
was easier, funds overaowing into the Bank.
The rate in open market for the best of
bills is 32c-
LIVERPOOL, 5th.-Tke Helita was detain-
ed till o'clock. Confusion was increasing
at Naples. The annexationist committee
on the Sd received a communication from
Garibaldi announcing that as the country
required definite solution, ne would be in
Naples about the 8th, and in the name OF
/ Victor Emanuel, assume the Dictatorship OF
the two Sicilies. The Neapolitan ministers
had withdrawn their requisitions. The at
tempt to form q new Prince Esehetella
! having failed, Count Persigny had made
another speech, giving the impression that
! Naples would DO nothing more than main
+ tain the Pope's throne on the Vatican, and
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