The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-24
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The screw steamer Etnd arrived at Liver
pool on the 9th. The North Britain ar
rived at Queenstown on the evening of
the 10th.
GREAT TBRITAIN.-There was no news DO
litical importance. Parliament was sitting.
The French and other continental Jour-
nails accuse the English Parliament of fa-
voring the recent Carlist attempt in Spain,
and the insurrection in Sicily.
A reform meeting was held in Hyde Park
on Sunday the 8th. The proceedings were
tame, and there were not more than 1000
! persons present.
The submarine cable for Gibralter will be
ready by the middle of September.
Heedan was before the magistrate at
Derby on the 7th charged with the inten-
/ ton of engaging in prize fight, thereby
| causing breach of the peace.
Mr.. Leech appeared in his behalf, and said
/ Heenan had never broken the peace in Eng
land and had no intention of doing so.-
! True he may have made use of harsh
/ language in the excitement of his capture,
/ when passion was aroused, but when he
considered he had been hunted out of eight
/ counties, while his opponent Sayers was al
/ lowed to go with the greatest impunity, he
did feel sore at the treatment he was receiv-
ing. He apologized if he had used express
/ sions which he ought not. Two respectable
gentlemen were ready to give bail to the
amount required, guided by the station
in life of the party in America. Heenan
was a blacksmith He hoped the bench
would assess the bail at a small amount
The clerk announced that the Bench agreed
I to Heenan's own recognizance for ESQ, with
two sureties in f25 each. loud applause 7
He added that the authorities had no
feeling beyond the preservation of the
peace.
1t was stated by the court that -Heenan
could not further be interfered with any,
where, unless be broke the peace
TIE sureties were promptly signed and
Heenan left Derby for London.
Bells Life was most indignant at the
capture, which it attributed to Heenan and
his companions getting place where they
would be most certain of arrest. A subse-
quent edition exonerates Heenan, and says
he took all necessary precaution, employing
a rnau to sound the police, and put them off
the track. This person deceived Heenan
and his friends, and gave information that
led to his arrest Beirs Life Indignantly
scouts the idea that Sayers and his friends
caused his arrest. and states that Heenan's
parry believed Sayers utterly incapable OF
such conduct. 1t was not considered GER
lain that the fight would come off on the
day tixed-the 10th.
FRANCE.-An imperial commissioner was
travelling through the neutralized provinces
of Sardinia, and is said to have been cordi-
ally received in some places The Govern
ment has reprimanded the Pays and Pdtrie
for giving currency to rumors that England
was bamable for the outbreaks in Spain
and Italy.
The Flour market was heavy and lower.
Wheat quiet and unchanged. The fuctua-
tion on the BOurse was light. The Rentes
closed on the 10th at 69f soc.
A new journal, the Correspondent, bad
appeared at Strasburg, as the organ OF the
government, and advocates the maintain
ance of the boundaries OF France, Germany,
and Italy.
The King of Sardinia was about to make
Il tour of investigation through his new do
minions.
The British Ambassador by. order from
London, and the Sandman court, To ac-
company him.
The Parliament at Turin would adjourn,
to enable the members to join the Royal
cortege.
Garibaldi had arrived at Turin and taken
his place in the Chamber of Representatives.
UUNGARY.-There has been ii great anti
Austrian demonstration at the capital The
| occasion was the funeral of student, who
died from injuries received from the police
ill the recent demonstration. 5000 persons
followed the corpse to the grave. The po-
lice did not interfere, and there was no dis
order. &ta III
SPAIN.-The Emperor of Morocco had
ratified the treaty OF peace.
| General Ortega and three persons of the
highest rank, had been arrested at Calan-
u a. /. - Il. n
! y small body of insurgents had been de-
feated at BlbOa, previous to Ortega's arrest.
A con cordat had been concluded between
Spain and Rome, and was promulgated.
| GERMANY.-The Grand Duke of Baden,
despite the vote of the Second Chamber, had
/ proclaimed the independence of the Catholic
! Church. He declares that the provisions of
the concor,lat shall be sanctioned and Or
! dained.
The German States of the Rhine are
making special defensive preparations.
| JAPAN.-A fairs in Japan were unsettled.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
/ LONDON, April 12.-The tightness of the
money market had an unfavorable effect
ON the stock market, and the funds closed I
! lower than yesterday. The reaction in the
share market was more decided. Money was
very active, and 81 per cent. WAS deman jed
J
| ket opened dali, the bank having raised its
discount per cent. Consols closed at 943.
SIcILY.-The insurrection is spreading,
and the despatch of troops from Naples CON
/ tinucs.
NAPLBs.--An insmrection has broken outs
| The Royal troops carried the convent 10y
assault, after hattering breach, and the
rebels and their arms were captured, and the
/ demonstration in Naples crushed. The
streets were cleared by patrols.
SPAIN.-Great efforts are making to cap
/ ;ure Count MonotemOln and his brother
The boundaries of Ceuta have been amica-
bly, arranged. The value of the Territory
ceded to Spain is 800, 5000 OF reals.
The answer of Austria to the circular of
VI. Thonvenel on the annaxation of Savoy,
like that of Russia, raised no objection to
the annexation so long as it is the free con-
cession OF Piedmont, and not an appeal to