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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-19
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-06-19

Last Nj hts Dispatches.
WASHINGTON IN DANGER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Italy Ind received orders to occupy the soh 70 DC an
nexed territory. And since then how many times nave
assertions been made that unfounded and have not
ali arrived at the conclusion that the policy Of France y
asealed bookp Are we TO suppose that M hfdiea Pay
Is ald open 10 the Americans refer to- or that they ac
hambugs, and either deceive themselves attempting
70 deceive othcfs say this because have reas to pe
hevc mat letters viii have been Published IN New YORK
people that France bears naught but good viii to ho
Union Those who assert this deceased Time VIII
prove this.
lhe III WIZ OF the European Powers may be ayeftea ~
case the North Ga ms decided victory Such an event
would perhaps put an end 10 all ideas Of tapenoR o.
pofccfofd'es GOD grant one may speedily occur Iplo
the present time II supposed that all that could DO
done 10 put The army and navy of France tornda
bic war footing had been accomplished. 1t seems mat
there remained still more to do, II Is now aseeelhel
that preparations really formidable going on in all The
French arsenals aud navy yarts.
One thing Is evident: the forces ~ The government are
be}ng prerdrei 10 arte foIn,fle blow SoaUt1e Let
rs hope that Is not the Union that must bear The bfuh
OF the armam ents refer TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIN Sept. Is, 1861.
Grand Army Mdnguvrcs in PrrissiaA Brilliant Offset to
the French Camp at chdtens-Si.l endid Scene on the
Grounds-The King and Napoleos--ArYroachtng Cere.
nony Of the Coronation, dc.
The grand man@uvres OF the Prussian army which
have attracted spectators from all parts OF Europe and
even from America and which are considered by many
as sort of counter demonstration to the camp Of Cha
Ions, commenced Wednesday, the 18th inst, with
review OF the Seventh army corps under tho command
Of General de Hcrwarth Bittcnfeld The troops were
drawn up extensive plateau near werdinghosscn
in westphala and consisted of twenty batalions
OF infantry, with cavalry and artlery-about 40 900
mon in all The King appeared on the ground at eleven
A. NJ. accompanied by the cucen the Crown Prince and
Princess and brilliant SUITE and series Of evostions
wore then performed which passed of to the entire
satisfaction of his Majesty. These continued the
following day. after which the King repaired to Berghem
near Cologne inspect the Eighth corps commanded by
General Bonin The mannuvres OF this corps excited
especial interest, not only account OF its numerical
strength fortyone battaons and fy squadrons about
60 600 men) but because BONN is esteemed tho best
general tho Prussan service and Is thought TO have
drilled the troops under his orders the highest pitch or
perfection.
The concourso Of spectators Is described as
immense; tho whole pain Of Bergheim was
covred with carriages horsemen and pedestrians and
the crowd OF splendid uniforms the long lines OF infantry
and the magnificent regiments of curassiers and dra
goons that seemed shake the earth with their tread
must have formed imposing spectacle. Tho King
who left the chateau Of Bruhi early in the morning Of
the 18TH and proceeded TO Berghem by railway was at
tended by quite posse Of German and foreign Princes
the Grand Dukes Of Weimar Baden i0dcnburg and NECK
icpburg the Prince Royalof saxony, tho Duke OF Cam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our London Correspondence.


LONDON, Sept. Fl, 1861.
What The People Think of the Union ChancesCn,ibuldis
Commission-The Greai Cott0n Crisis ana Gloomy Pros
Tectstr Wfnter-Napoteon May Create Money Panc-
/ The Aago-Saron at a Discount IN France, dc.
is the opinion here that defensive tactics
and blockade on the Northern side must win and that
the Southerners be tempted 10 attack they must mee
with disaster.
The announcement that Garibaidi was invited TO takc
the command Of your army has mot with much favor
mere or elsewhere but ia not believed that the invita-
ton was ofciaL Garibald has his work cut out in E
rope As FOR England, II is the growing opinion among
al ranks that her volunteers will long be pu, on
tne mette and we are very glad to see ono iron ship
<the marriorJ 10 commission at LASH The fact ia be.
tween now guns and Iron plates and scenhc jobbery Of
all Sorts little is being done while tho French are "A ,e
tive as bees, or wasps in awaiting themselves OF evarv
Improvement at once as fas, as 10 comes out
Touching tho great cotton question, India and n.
Iaing are looked to with great anxiety but can bo,
promise anything immedateS Certainly not The a,r
hcuty for next year or the year after this tina, sho
advances be made to India to enable her to cultivate and
create transit, what IL in the meantime the question
should be decided in America and the cotton OF The
houiheTn States be poured into the Manchester mareY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
Commercinl and Financial.

LONDON MONEY MARKET
Adownwara teudcrcy cptCmfcr ~ in English funds
ct~tnucs Consois 1855 q s3A for mpaey aud 9S96 for
account. Virginia 0s Illinois Central and Eric shares
had advanced.
IoSnoy, Sept. IS, 1861
Consols closed yesterday at 93t4 o33s for money.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Ll,EarooL, Sept. rs, 1861.
Sales, Monday and Tuesday, eco bales, including
80 900 to SPECTATORS and exporters, The market has
bceu excited and prices ~ All higher since FRI
day, and at the close prices s tend upward.
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER
Adyiccs from Manchester REPORT sht advance In all
descriptions OF goods, but sales small
LIVERPOOL BREA rSrGFFs MARKET.
Rrcaastuils tcndirg downward ANA all descriptions
lower. Messrs. WaSctiold, Nash K Co. and Richardson.
Spence Co report nonr dull and declined 3d. Of
American at 2ss. sos. Wheat hat ard ID 81 lower;
red Western los. Cd lis. f0i red Southern los. us
81 white Wcstcrn 12s 12s. t.; whto Soathnrn l3s
Corn eas imxed COS 6l DOS. 9a. yellow 3Gs Cd
3ls.; white 35s. a 37s.
PROVISION MAEKfT
Dull. Roef duit FORK quiet. Boon dull lard quiet,
but steady. Ialow heavy, Mt AIS Gd Cheese declined
3s a As
PRODUCE MARKET
Spirits turpcntne dull and UNCHANGED Resin tending
downward: common. lbs. Sprar irfaer. Rice ivanc-
g for Carolina. Ashes rm at 32s Cd. for pots $685.
ici pears
LONDON MAREffS.
Sugar and coffee have advanced. Rice Hat. Tallow
Drmcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
Lord EaisneYsso1's iaufion and Policy on
Art0. fcGa Affairs.

tgtom nv ton0eu ios. sept I'll
On Wednc day ias e. CANT lGa, NJ. T. for the Figin
urgbs, dress IT, tiEtitaeicy 81 Efa in the corn
Market Hal. Tho meeting WAS at one O'Clock, and there
was goof aten&nCc.
Mr.. lul in lis rviw Of lie palmorsttn policy in the
House OF Commons 993 h sane good schSc and mode
ration which Espicuousiy d.sfiayot by The
Hm SC fGommons 0c'sic ii o ID, oa> Ut the war ia
ftaly two years ifl al NJ Discussion r Az, g1c-a
great lie cmpt4tion to the conservative party
the events wl cu has. ba, taking in tho United
Stats, asa TX ~ waning TO rcforpors in the
$ hit OF NJ. Crcso.ys spfech cf last year;
wien consGei 10. IN NY the merchants
engaged IN the american tsde ns vo lotk for
expression OF COY, utltai opGiin about the various
questions u int a. which viii y ob4b v re.
quire souti leofe tbs deoiabe ctnst Is at end;
when we CO. sd. wh3' 4 led WAS Tor anti slavery
anti brigham arc anti anSte recianaton-i thank wo
muy corSratn ate Ourselves that long actsc If free
discussion ,ghtch has btoa toscn 10 b. sii ,,H as
pheH % 9pnl U1car.) The humb'fst member of the
House Of Gommlis, s king tn Tho House Of Commons
at least fo eig ,,urics not rs his own words only
The friendly and intimate relations in which
hele make rctccnets aec SEA " aud do not hesitate
to say that willie deciy cgrct tbs fratrcda struggle
between the North ard South, should not have been
sorry to sc thlm So aratc, if they could have
done so without III on OF blood. (tfear,
haar) The Northern tat $ would have got rid Of
tie Of tdt " cnc tcim II # he darkest skdio,o
theiyfu (ii,as, h7ar, and anplause) They would
have been lett q huiSle n greet aud probably
bamcless destin, than I'll which, with astrmge though
probably weaker intatl. ton, they counting for
themselves, since all prcext for further extension
wards tho South, whether in the direction Of Cuba or
elsewhere wond have been forever end. Tef hare
Sstr5f's3 10 3n diI non1 - Use tHd psdcfUI SeIdrd
ton ereIa ind thc opportunity Of dng mischief All
this their best mis- DIS know perfectly well but passion as
usual far stronger than reis ad 50 the dogs Of
are let slip and shan ha}p horror enough and to spare
for some time to come Perhaps hen the mist of blood
clears away, may find Nath Amcica sJl into many
indercndt sac noo IN he Soaisya half Of ne
Neo World. Who shall sag hat this @iH aece&ariiyie
8 10 322aY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
EUROPEAN AfF AIRS.
Our Paris CoTr,sr oa,i essce.

fAps, seF'' 20, 1891
Reported III Health Of The Eng sr0r Naleie8-Eegsaie
Tired Of Life Of Stote, DC.
The Emperor, Empress and Prince Imleliul are a.
Barritz. Tho former, although reported .n cxcelcnt
health is quito i'll, He is subjected TO serious attacks
convusions-prccccdng from diseased spine AT Bar
ritz no grants audiences socks hy protracted
rest f himself for the arduous duties of the coming
season.
There is, according to Dame Rnmor, serious misunder
standing between the Emperor and Empresstho latter
having strong desire 10 retire altogether from public
life The constant of her intended voyages have
their foundation in the state Of INDIGESTION which her
Majesty seems TO remain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
The Cotton Want Crisis In England
Some Thousand spinners Dispersed and
From tho Preston Guardian. Sent

From the Preston Guardian, Sept. 20.l
"Coming events are "castng their shadows before
them in Bolton, and that too in somewhat dark and
erte,isire FORM Short time s not actually adopted
set number OF working hours but production is very
materially essened in most cotton spinning and cloth
manufacturing concerns, power loom waiting
week at once for wars and very largo cotton spin
ming copcern,hat Of Messrs Boiling Siade--s closing
altogether The firm have six mills named the Carlisle
MIL the Coronation MILL tho old.end Mill the Spring
Garden Mill, the Knott Mil, and the Bridge street Mill
In these they have seven steam engines of $50 horse
power, and had tn their employment at mid.
summer 53f females and 258 males-ioial, 1877.
IN parting oih he worcolet they told 10 seek employ
mont ,,amed'atiy anywhere, as there is probability Of
regret 10 state that Messrs Jackson OF Queen street
Mil, Lancaster commenced running three days per
1av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
Our Berlin Correspondence.

BERLIN, Sept. IS, 1861.
Sale of Mskes TO the United States-Gea Buffers Victory
at Cape Hatterds, dc.
Tho Prussian War Department has sold twenty thou.
sand percussion muskc,s 10 tho United States govern
ment, which we're forwarded TO Hamburg last week,
from whence they wiz BIO shipped to New York.
We delighted to hear of General Buffers successful
expedition to Cape Hateras. After so many defeats or
drawn battles Is quite refreshing receive intelligence
Of real bona fds victory Let hope that il will be
the Of further SUCCESSES our great
republic 1.-THE pride and envy of the wordn will soon
emerge from the clouds that obscure its meridian bright
ness more glorious and more Tesplendant than ever
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

This Il a Difficulty TO be thought Of Guarantee us no
cotton for Ave years or three and the
prompted by Cobden may safely guarantee the "min
mum present prices to the Indian producer" your
policy TO be abolition notS IT. be, India must be
aided growing cotton even at the cost Of ten millions
70 the nation.
Touching the absurdties of Manchester in furry,
may aude TO the proposition of some Of her unadorned
orators that 100 goo Chinese should be at imported
into Australia to grow cotton there for Manchester
Mr. Cobdons ravorte locality is Algeria, under French
slave cultivation AS to Australia there has been laciy
as commentary this proposition lcree onslaught
on the Chinese III Australia, in which the military and
the miners were engaged,
wish we were well through this winter Manchester
mills, at half speed, loom darkIy towards Christmas
England has been killing her goose with The golden egg
her industry is stretched 10 The unlosj her tdrd'n has
reached us limits, and her poor rates aoa
not support fo,v miuioai IF ane@floged human
bangs through pfnhr and I'uW ~; a. H., .n -
pounds sterlirg writes acute ana farseeng econo.
mist Napoleon can whom he likes. CRATE npsy idn,c
IN England and this means OF injury y always az ms
disposd II is somewhat tate to establish free trade in
gold but our great merchants are BEGINNING 70 learn tho
necessity. We want currency ccodeh ana We must
have one.
There is really very little of Importance to write about
We waiting for events in America 10 oiler our com
and express opinions. If tho Northerners VIII
ublige rs with n sensation battle viii express all tho
shallow comments knave fool thereon and also ia
yor YOU with the ofter sympathcs OF tho British
breast grand event Isl however, needed before can
effectively display tie beauties OF John Bush opinion 10
transatlantic kinsncn.
with regard to the political combination against which
warned you about month SINCE the French govern
is pressing our Foreign Minister about affairs IN
Italy and America. Now what has The French govern
ment with affairs in America When did the United
States ever interfere with European complications Will
you suffer any impertincnt interference
Master Mccquard has writing comedy, farce,
or yAadcve against the lnglisha sort Of copy OF "s
Angas pour rire." IL would seem to be too strong or
rot to IL the imperial views at this moment; FOR NJ.
Moe uard permitted to have his piece represented
i1iYnIie is, however, the Increase in Franco, and
of Albion liable every species Of insult there,
especially ut the Lands Of the military
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
The Spanish Repetition Against nIexico.

N IIlN
Adyccs from Madrid o. tho l7ih ns are interesting N
tho present phase Ct Mexican atis. On The 10th inst.
instructions ON the Spanish government were % leave
(udz General Serrano, tho Governor General OF the
land OF Cuba relative 20 Mexico. Fourteen
scls mounting three hundred guns, and nunber of
transports, assembling 10 iavana, roats for Mexi
O. t. suppo IL is sorted spnsh claims on the repub
hG There Is 10 mention uait present - % aAy 3ant
n toN by nrlana and France but The " t.b f'yera-
nunl viii no douht keep watctl eye as 70 thc Ultimate
nature d Girls Spanish expedite to Mexico.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

!, is rumored that General Fant replaces Cald in at
Naples
The O1ioae deems it probable that law on inter
nal administration will shortly DO published abolishing
the Office Of lieutenant general.
The O1aatoae anticipates Brdsccour's recall in conse
quenco of the receipt Of Official ntma;on from him OF
fresh refusal Of Spain to deliver up the archives Of tho
Ncapolitan Consulate.
ship laden with arms believed to be destined TO ct an
expedition m Umbria against the Papa provinces had
been seized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

The Kings of Denmark and Holland viii visit Napoleon
at Ccmpegne October at tie time with the King
Of Prussia
The Paris Pays says that tho Of the landing Of the
Borghese in Calahria had been renewed.
The vintage near Lyons is excellent
Tho Paris Dorrse firm; three per rentes 69f 4oc
Saxony does not object to commercial treaty with
France, but agrees perfectly with Prussia this
question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
The Chance of European Recognition of
the Rebel STATES.

prom inc London shipping Gazette, Sept Is
Our correspondent writes with certainty as TO the re.
suit OF The acknowledgment on the part OF France and
England which he advocates. II may not be generally
shared but whatever be the result England and France
having already conceded begrent rights to the South,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
The French Admiral off Hnijfay--Hlis Or
Gers froIm the EN- perOf.

Paris Sept lS) correspondence < london Post.
Til French Admiral in the American waters mas 70.
ported himself as on the Halifax station. TIE Admiral
as og important oyder and that Is to project french
interests u Necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
Turkey.

The vanguard Of tho Turkish army, which was at Scar
lagh. fell back tho 27th upon TreIigno Kopuck
which was caused by bold movement OF tho insurgents
Omar rasa is concentrating the Turkish forces at Ker.
bigne The faimar Of Montenegro had called all
tgens and awaits the Turkish army Montengran ter
rit0ry,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

cannot in consistency, much Longer bhhoM Y,
co1nitdn If fdsyeade1ce for which twelve millions of
people, the majority Of them the descendgnt9 q nnth
and English settlers are contendng for with ~ enaEy
and determination unsurpassed IN the history OF cyizea
mankind.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
Swftzcrfand.

Tho French Minister, N. Thargo, had handed to the
Federal Council another note referring to the Vile de
Grand affair, wherein France adhered the statement
contained IN aprevous NOTE the accuracy of which was
contested by tho Federal Council.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

Rumors of ministerial crisis aud the resignation OF
Chancellor Dubc are rife.
AConierenoe TO be held at Ccgnc the subject Of
suspension Of the blockade Of Ragusa Tho Prussiau
and French Consuls take part
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
Greece.

The miscreant who attempted the assassination of Tho
Queen WAS young student named Darrons The weapor
used was a revolver. lie had no accomplce The Queer
displayed great GOODNESS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Bavaria or Cape Race and the
Mails Of the Niagara.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
IMPORTANT FROM TRANCE
The French and Spanish Expe-
'dition to Leave inmedi-
ateiy for Mexico.
.,,.o-~o~~~~>o>~,,>-~>,>>,o<
STRENGTH OF THE SPANISH FLEET.
The American War Question in
the European Capitals.
>oo~noo~~,~~v~~.,~>~~>~.
Official Opinion in France Of The ability
and "POlicy" Of jeff. Davis.
~@>~-~<~No~~->0~>Soyoc~-~>
CLOSING OF COTTON MILLS In LANCASHIRE.
o~~~~~>e~~y~~0~~~~0~~~N~~~
Approaching Coronation of the King Of
Prussia, and Grand Maneuvres
Of the Prussian Army
Cotton Advanced and the Market
Excited,
CLOSING OF COTTON MILLS IN LANCASHIRE.
Approaching Coronation of the King Of
Prussia, and Grand Manmuvfes
Of the Prussian Army.
Cotton Advanced and the Market
Excited,

mails of the Niagara reached this city carly ycstar
day morning from Boston. Our special letters from Lon
DON Paris and Berlin, with the extracts from Euro
pean flies published to-day give important details Of the
news-to the 2ls of Superintendent regarcs the as
pcct of the American question abroad and the latest phase
Of the politics Of Europe.
The Bavaria, from Hamburg and Southampton passed
Cape Race at O'clock last Saturday night. She left
Southampton the 25th of September, and summary
OF her newswhch is three days later than that by the
Niagara-telegra hed from st. Johns, Newfoundland is
published In the HERALD this morning.
The London Times Of the 2lst Of September says
The commercial advices from fuenos Ayres via Bor-
deaux, by the French mail steamer bri the INTEL gence
that an amcable arrangement hs been entered into be-
tween the connang pa ties for rcac fl separation of
Buenos ayres from the Arg Itinc Con ederaon
ty is to b. drawn out by two penpoentares ands
Riesra has al cady been named 10 act in that capacity
for the former government
Passports for British subjects have been abolished in
the Netherlands
The ship Ssiftsurc had reached England from Australia
with f2o5 600 in geld
The steamship ASIA from New York arrived at Liver
pool on the 22d.
The steamship North American, from Quebec arrived
al Londonderry on the 23t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

An attempt WINS made at KanagHwa by armed assas
SINS July 8, TO murder the OF tho British Lesa
ton Two were wounded and the rest escaped All was
quiet July II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08

FRANCE AND SPAIN TO MARCH IN ALLIANCE ON
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN MEXICAN STOCKS IN
LONDON.
The London Times city article Of the 25th utimo says
great excitement prevailed in the foreign markets
scquent upon distinct repetition OF the
that France and Spain forthcih wu intervene in the
affairs Of Yceico. Mexican stock advanced more than
two per cent, and was quoted at 253S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-08
Holland.


The Finance Minister had submitted to tho Depute
he budget for 1862
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-03

hii,, ,i,1.'i 1ih ".ssn Ss ionovsd
%,' your.. ~ 1s,''n n ~ Is. Los'' A,. y -
home. bc - n"' wss' !" 49,
Lnrykci bsr In.n '"s,ue wy .', s.o Go ~. 49,
Tho nosr W nan, .c,n,, on re.u,n,ns ~ ss
tlsmnn insiSs ,to T. Mss nisIu ~ Wy 81,
"'' OS''''
NAV IA SIP ms hNE with both hands
sno eioFc IN tme tkaIl another, With vhom
We "n' IT"rchihs IN the street In West Chee.
H,. ,., 49, A. - We'k, he murderer was arfesseA
."0 "",.'
WHILE u. ESIuevrR was III in bed, his
vile was attacked N their grocery store bv
two rui'i n' after they had lr, ken the bo. tl.s
and furniture iSrHnNtR got out Of bed.
,eized double blrrellcd gun, and shot both