The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-09
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THE CANADA

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THE CANADA.
PORTLAND, April 8.-The Canadian left
Liverpool on the 28th ult. and Londonderry
on the evening Of the 10th, and arrived here
this morning eight and half days from
Londonderry.
FRANCE.-NapoIeon received the address
from the CorBs Legislatif on the 23d ult.-
On returning thanks he said: Notwith-
standing the debate ne, by no means dis
liked to see such discussion, but he hoped
the government and Legislature would
mutually aid each other. The speech is re-
garded as ambiguous.
The Pope'S last allocution has been sup
pressed.
France is far less concilIiatory than has
been represented.
The order for sending reinforcements of
French troops to Rome, intended to coun-
teract the movements of Austria, has been
countermanded, after an explanation from
Austria On the Paris B0urse, Rents were
duh at 68f 10c.
LONDON vonsols closed, Thursday, at
9l5m9I8 for money; 81 4G19l{ for account.
The steamer North Britain from Portland,
arrived at Liverpool early on the morning
Of the 28th having touched at Londonder-
~ the previous day. The Bremen from
New York, arrived at Southampton on the
morning of the 28ih. The City Of Man
chester from New York, arrived at Queens
town on the 29th and the Edinburgh sailed
from Liverpool for New York on the 9th,
with Gl02 900 in specie.
The Great Britain Parliament stood ad-
iourned for the Easter season till April 8th
The strike in London Of the building
trades again assumes serious proportions =
T11r, fba T,ap shire FE7o~lru1o,,
were increasing, and some rioting was feared
in consequence of Friday and Saturday
being holidays.
The market news by the Persia will be
90 later than that now received.
ITALY.-Ccunt Cavour, in his speech on
the Roman question: claimed that Italy had
a right to have Rome for her capital and
that the union OF the temporal and spirit
ual power Of the Pope was the source of the
evil
Reactionary demonstrations were taking
place in Sicily.
JAPAN-It is certain that the American
Secretary Of Legation had been murdered
at Jeddo, and the English and French
Ministers had retired therefrom, but the
American Minister remained at Jeddo.
1t is officially stated that Prince Alfred
will visit Canada this summer, arriving
LAeFe III the lnlQul6 OF June.
The adjourned meeting of the Galway
Steamship Company, was held on the 27th
ulr. in London. The directors were author
lied to raise an additional $500, 600 at
per cent. They propose landing the mails
at New Foundland every voyage.
Negotiations are being made with the
Great Eastern to convey to New York I2,-
600 German emigrants, to the Mormon ter
ritories.
The London building strike threatened to
assume formidable dimensions. The great
contractors have determined to close their
yards, if the men continue to refuse their
offers, thus throwing some $4,000 men out
Of employment.
Preparations were being made to import
Iaborers from Belgium, where labor is low
err than in England.
The Rev. Dr. Cheever had been Iecturing
in Liverpool on the question of slavery and
the American crisis.
The Times correspondent says that Gen.
Guyon has been authorized to make con-
tracts for the French army at Rome for six
months longer.
The French Journals had received per-
mission to publish the Popes allocuton,
The Rumor that Austria had intended
aggressions against Piedmont and that the
pronounced false.
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies
several speakers on the left proposed the
simple proclamation of Rome as the Capital
Of Italy, and calling upon Napoleon to with
draw his troops.
1t is reported that some disturbance took
place at Warsaw, but nothing serious oc-
CURED.
The present regulations for public in
struction in Poland are abolished
A special Commissioner for public wor-
ship and instruction was appointed.
A Council Of State is to be appointed,
composed of the clergy.
TURKEY-A scheme of forced loan is in
progress.
CHINA.-Telegrams report teas advanc-
ing but dull at Canton
LONDON, March 29.-The Illness Paris
correspondent writes that hostilities appear
imminent between the Austrians and Pied
montese. Victor Emanuel is said to have
written to Prince Napoleon of an attack,
and urging him to represent matters in their
true light to the Emperor
TURIN.-In the Chamber Deputies Signor
Cheeves spoke against the transfer of the
Capital Of the Kingdom of Italy to Rome.
Count Cavour urged that Rome should be
Immediately declared the Capital of Italy
The transfer will take place in consequence
Of the law adopted by the Chamber, without
any disturbance. The time win be fixed by