The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

| the fnsndEctafiAgs iilserests that, aecor,line
to inforrstiot from Washington, an AMIGA
BILE, separation If Ike SnFih and South
+Sotld take pla~ea.. r. : jan, aud The basis
of a treatEgw,a-id t1c a. foliaws:sT UT
Missouri, KeLrucl and Tennessee are to
return TO the Union.s The two Republics
are to have no land cnstoms1 SEhe 1iRe OF
search for slaves is TO be prohibited. In all
the States slavery must disappear within 30
years. s@ 5ss-,
PARIS, March l4,-M, Thouvenal has
sent note to 81. Rofezzi, announcing the
dangers created by the Italian PrOviamento
Association.
The specie in the Bank of France has in
creased during the month about ,000, 600
francs.
Jules Fagre, in the corps LegislatiE de-
no0need the Mexican Expedition, but the
paragraph favoriug it 10 the address to the
Emperor was adopted. fs
LIVERPOOL, March 14.-The Sumter still
remained at Gibralter on the 7th inst E
GREAT BRITAIE.-The London Times pub
fishes an article against any revision of
the maritime law. 1t argues that if Eng
land gives up the right to capture merchant
ships, she win surrender the ouIy aim that
has gained her all she has and deprive her
of all she has gained. ~
The London Times thinks that the victo-
ries recently gained by the federals, will
lead to a separation and peace between the
Northern and Southern States.
The London Times of the 18th inst
quotes United States 6ves registered 1874,
at 7G@77.
The London Herald of the 18th says that
s eadiness is a feature in the American
stocks. The dealings were not extensive,
and in several instances prices were rather
lower United States bonds of 1887 were
negotiated at 76(9T63, but the last quota
tions are from 1907. Virginia SKIES are
fat at 55@56. 81
FRAEcE.-The Paris Bourse is heavy and
dropping. 81
Il is rnmored that the English Govern
ment had notified the French of the sudden
departure from London of three men who
were implicated in the Orsini plot, and that
these men were suspected of harboring de-
signs against the life of the Emperor. The
French police are on the lookout for the
three men.
ITALY.-The majority of the members of
the Chamber of Deputies have resolved to
support the new ministry. The details of
the setting of the General ProVidements
Assembly at Genoa had been published.
Garibaldi was most enthusiastically receiv-
ed. In his speech he applanded the holy
idea of a Central Committee of the Provide
ments; the idea of forming one Society
from all the liberal Italian Societies would
receive the approval of all the representa-
tives of those Societies. lie was strongly
in favor of such union in order to form and
express it in word, The Roman Faoces.
The Assembly here rose TO their feet and
loudly applauded the sratiment. Garibaldi,
when the applause subsidized, resumed his
remarks. He said he hoped the Italians
would also hold out their hand to all the
enslaved nations of the earth.
The Government had warned the Pro-
videment Committee of Genoa to assume
certain tone, otherwise they would be COM
PEELED to disclose the association.
SPAIN.-The Confederate Commissioner
Rust had arrived at Madrid, but the G ov-
eminent refused to receive him.