The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-10-09
.ARRIKAL OF THE NOR BKIG4N

ARRIVAL OF THE NOR HEIGAN.
FARTHER PoINT, Sept. .8.-The steamer
Norwegian, from LiVespool, 26th via Lon
dendery, 27th bas arrived=-ufr = Further
point
The Paris Patrie denies, but the English
journals reassert that France and Spain in
tendsntervention with the affairs of Mexico.
The London Times says the Intervention
is with the full concurrence of the Ameri-
can Government. It was asserted that 10
consequence of recent-events in japan, the
English vessels of war on the China Station
have been ordered to Jeddo! EIC3JEl
Sir Edward Bnlwer Lytten, in speaking
at "A dinner at Hartlordshire, reviewed the
general aspect of foreign and domestic re-
lations. Italy, hessaid had become great
nation. He took Mr.. RoebHck's view of
Austria, and eomplimented Earl Russelkon
his conduct OF foreign departments. Sir
Edward said he had long foreseen the rup-
ture in America, and he thought it would
tend to happy results, both for the safety
Of Europe and other reasons. The breaking 9
up of the American Republic was not a
failure of Democracy; any other form of
government would have equally failed IN
keeping together sections OF community
so geographically vast and with interest so
sntagonistic to each other.
The issue of notices for the adoption of
short time on the Lancaster Mills was daily
growing more general, and underathese Cir
cumstances, spinners and manufacturers
were showing increased confidence to alb
stain from pressing their goods on market
until prices shall have obtained a point In
some degree commensurate with the price
of the raw material
A Times city article Attributes the con-
tinued decline in the funds to feeling of
disquiet as to the prospect of the operative
classes in Manchester during the coming
winter, and the influence of q partial sns-
pension of the cotton trade on the shipping.
The Great Eastern wasless damaged than
was first reported she viii repair and re-
sumo the seavice between Liverpool and
| New FORK. The Times thinks the Emperor
of Russia letter good and appropriate and
more acceptable to America than advice
| from any other power, but says that it will
/ not be taken by proud and obstinate
| people. ........r....s.r
The London Post publishes a treaty be-
! tween England, France and Spain for i'm
mediate intervention in the affairs of Mex
| leo there is no Intention to make q terri
! torial war, but the combined naval force of
the powers viii occupy the. principal ports
| in the gulf and will sequester revenues at
such ports retaining one=half and paying the
rest to the Mexican government If Mexi-
CO sets the allied powers at defiance, an EFF
fectual blockade viii instantly be estah-
lished. -- r,.a .e-.rGr-I t-5s8 80.
=. FRANCE. The CONSTITUTIONS officially
announces that the Washington government
has not authorized its agents in Europe tC
make military engagements, and that off.
GERS accepting service under that govern
ment viii therefore, act on their own re
sponsibility. a l.s3 - tassd -
ITAIy.-Actiye negotiations are going
on between Paris and Turin relative. TO til,
guarantees of the spiritual independence o.
the Pope, and that Rome shOuld becomi
the capital of Italy. -eA11 s8eseyssl
LoNDoN-The Times annonnces that ID,
illness of the Pope is much more sseriou
than any heretofore. lAdgices - tha'
there is much more danger, of his life. 80
DETRoIT, Oct. ssth.--Ft is believed tina
the charge against Cot, Rankin, for q breael
of the neutrality laws, cannot be sustained
! In any event, his arrest by the Gambia
authorities viii not Impede the PRONG
: Organization of the Fegiments=oi dancers
being rendezvoused here. Our thirty re
cruiting officers in the North w estern lie
are actively at work. and upwards of so
! picked men have already been enToIiedsssaa