The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-29
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTI
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New YORK, March 28th.-The City of
Baltimore from Liverpool on 18th, via
Queenstown on l4th, arrived at Z 30 this
morning. The Africa arrived at Liverpool,
on tie 18th, and Jura on rhe 18th. Kan
CARGO at Queenstown on the 18th. Nova
Scotia and Fulton arrived out on 18th.
PARLIAMENT.-Navye estimates had been
voted. Gregory had noticed on books that
he would at an early day call the attention
of the Government to the expedency of a
prompt recognition of the Southern Con-
federacy of America.
The French Corps Legislative was en-
gagged in debating an address.
The main topic was the Italian policy
which several members strongly denounced,
asserting that the English policy had proved
victorious in Italy. One member warned
the Government against its suicidal policy
and predicted internal danger ahead. One
of the members protested against his speech
and defended the Emperors course.
Another conference on the Syrian ques-
ton was to be held on the 18th, and an
agreement was soon expected. -
French papers publish dispatches an
nouncing the threatening attitude of the
Musselmen towards the Christians in Syria.
The bourse was fiat at 68f sc.
The Turkish Government drafts on Mires
for 94O0, 600 were duly paid on the 18th.
1t was announced that Francis II had Or
dered Gen. Fola to surrender Messina. An
other report is that the garrison will prob
ably be compelled to surrender. Count
Cayour presented project Of law pro-
claiming King Don of Italy to the lower
branch of the Italian Parliament.
1t is denied that Sardinia was negotiating
at Rome. All was quiet at Warsaw, but it
is asserted that agitation though muff1ed,
was increasing. Russian troops continue
to arrive. There were differences between
Sir Henry Bulwer and the American Min
lister at Turkey. Bulwer declined attend
ing the latterfs reception on Washington's
birthday.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Funds on 18th were firm, and towards the
close there was considerable animation and
an advance of 1871 per cent. on consuls, un-
der the influence mainly of more favorable
advices from America by the Jura. Con-
suls closed on the 18th at 918(0S13 for
money, 924(0922 for account. In discount
market the demand foI money was very
moderate-about 10000 pounds in bar
gold was bought by the bank on the 18th,
while 10000 pounds were taken out for
America. American securities were quite
buoyant after official hours, owing to rise in
New York, reported by Jura.
BREADsTUFF MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, l3th.-W. N. & Co. and X.
S. & Co report flour in more request and
generally held at an advance of Sd sales
at 28@3O. Wheat, fair demand for good
qualities, generally Id per GENITAL dearer
red lI;3@l&10; white 12:6@14 per CEN
tai corn 81 per quarter dearer, mixed 81
@37:3 yellow 37:6@38 white 5000.
Beef in fair demand at low prices. Corn
quiet. Bacon slow of SALE but some symp-
toms of better inquiry. Lard dull and nom
inaI.
LONDON, I3.-Wheat firm at l62s, dear
er for good, but inferior dull Flour I'M
changed. Sugar Sd lower for raw. Coffee
quiet.
BERNE, 13.-The Sandman government
has lodged complaint with the Federal
Consul against Bishop Mordley on account
of his pastoral letter having contained re-
marks disrespectful to Victor Emanuel. The
government of the Canton of Friburg has
rejected it.
TURN, 13.-The Citadel of Messina sur
rendered to the Sandman troops to-day.
CHINA.-Pekin was quite. The treaty is
working satisfactorily. The rebels have
been defeated by the Inperialists again.
WARSAW, ia separate councf3of state
has been granted by the Emperor to the
Kingdom of Poland. Zomoisky was ap-
pointed President.
PARIS, T3.-The Patrie denies that Prince
Napoleon is about to visit Italy.
An encounter took place few days since
between a French regiment and 700 Papal
Zouaves The French Colonel was killed
and three men wounded.
The City of Baltimore brought G8l, s2a
in specie and the Vigo s248, 512.