The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-08
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.


ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.
PORTLAND, Me, Feb 6. The Anglo
Saxon from Liverpool oath via London
derry 25th arrived tonight.
The Vigo sailed for New York with
859, 900 in specie.
The New York would leave Southampton
on the 25th.
GREAT BRITAIN.-It was expected that
the Indian per cent. loan of 5000, 900
will not be delayed beyond the 28th.
FRANCE.-The proceedings of the Senate
and corps legislative had been ordered to
be placed al the disposal of each journal
every evening.
France is said to be making extraordina-
ry military and naval preparations. The
excuse is the menacing attitude of Germany
towards Denmark aud the speech of the
King of Prussia. The Bourse was steady.
ITALY-Batteries in Gaeta unexpectedly
opened on the morning of the 22d heavy
fire against the Sardinians. The latter
promptly replied and compelled the place to
remain silent and the besiegers continued
the fire. Fourteen vessels were before
Gaeta at noon on the 22d. The feet got into
line. The Sardinians were actively erect
ing new batteries. Sandman troops mad
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where reactionary movements were every
where suppressed.
GaribaIdi calls for fresh donations to pro-
cure the necessary means for facilitating to
Victor Emanuel the enfranchisement of the
rest of Italy.
The Vigilance Committee is urged to pen
citrate every Italian with the idea that in the
spring Italy must have million patriots
under arms.
DENMARK.-The minister of marine has or
dered the equipment of % steamers and the
reserve corps of sailors in order to assemble
by the 21st of March committee had
been appointed to purchase gun boats.
An influential meeting had been held at
Manchester to devise measures to relieve the
cotton trade anxiety, resulting from their
dependence on the Southern states of the
United States. Resolutions were passed re-
commencing efforts commensurate with the
danger, approving the steps taken for the
formation of cotton supply company
Several American vessels had registered at
Liverpool under the British flag, to enable
them to carry salt to South Carolina and re-
turn with cotton without fear of capture.
Col Turr had returned to Turin from
visit to Garibaldi. He reported that the
latter had sent a message of Cancellation to
Cavour and had given up his attack on
Venitia as inexpedent. Another version
says Garibaldi declines to adjourn the work
of deiverance, unless Parliament relieves
him of solemn engagements.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
The Posts Paris correspondent says, the
opinion gains ground that the terms indica-
ted by the friends of Garibaldi rather give
new guarantees of the peace of the world
than tend to disturb it, Immense activity
exists at the Toulon arsenal as if the Gov
eminent intends sending 81 ships to sea, to-
gether with 20 steel clad frIgates
SHANGHAI, Dec. Lord Elgin and Sir
Hope Grant have left for Japan. The rebels
are gaining ground.
GALE, Dec. 3I.-The ship Herculean
was totally lost on Nov. 29th at Paufs
Head. Crew saved.
NAPLES, Jan. 24.-The powder magazine
exploded in the Sandman camp yesterday,
killing 30.
The fire on Gaeta was vigorous and but
slowly replied to by the besieged.
PEsrH, Jan. 25.-The Empe. ar announ-
ees that a general amnesty I'll be pro-
claimed when the question of sequestra-
ton of the property Of the Refugees is set
tied.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24.-Messrs. R., S. L
Co, and ". N. & Co., report -four dull and
declined Cd; sales of western 29s Cd
Wheat dull all qualities have slightly de-
clined and holders are pressing their stocks
on the market. There was still declining
tendency on all articles when market
closed. Beef dull Pork inactive Bacon
quiet. Lard steady at 58s@6Os. Talow
closed quiet bat steady. Sugars steady
Coffee dull. Rice-sales of new Carolina
25s Cd.