The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.
NEWS UNIMPORTANT
Polish IusurrcctiOn still Unsubdued.

New York, April 2l.-The steamer
City of Baltimore, from Queenstown on
the 9Th, arrived this morning
A new gunboat, the Alexandria, bull;
BY Miller & Co, Liverpool, and recently
launched, was seized in one of the Liv-
erpool docks on the 5th instant, by the
custom authorities, on suspicion Of being
intended for the rebels The matter will
be fully investigated before any proceed
ings are taken beyond detention of the
vessel. The London Star considers the
event an exceedingly good omen, and
demands the arrest of the builders.
The correspondence between the own
ers of the Peterhof and the foreign otti-
GERS is published Russell says the ex-
animation Of the papers having satisfied
the Government that there was no prima
facie ground of capture, and that tho
seizure was wholly unjusti6able, has in
structed Lord Lyons to make an imme-
date representation to the Washington
Government, and if no legal ground of
capture is alleged, to press for a release
of the vessel and cargo with compensa-
ton without delay, but ifany legal ground
of capture be alleged, this case, like
others, must follow the ordinary course.
1t is reported two well known Ameri-
can merchants had arrived in London to
dispose of two millions sterling per
cent United States bonds, and with part
of the proceeds to buy up the vessels
building in England for the Confeder-
ates. 1t is also reported they are au-
thorized to negotiate a loan of ten to
twenty millions sterling.
The Confederate loan touched three
discount, but rallied to one and one half.
The American Consul at Hamburg re-
fused to attest his signature to national
document because the names of Schroe-
der d Co., who negotiated the Confeder-
ate loan, appeared in the document.
A Union emancipation society at Nam
chester held a meeting to protest against
the building of war ships for the rebels,
and adopted memorial, calling on the
Government to vindicate the honor of
England by stopping such proceedings.
The Polish instruction is reported as
increasing in various directions. Sun
dry conflicts are reported with varied
successes. 1t is asserted that France,
England and Austria had come to an
understanding. Separate notes to Rus
STA, ideal in sense, but avoiding anything
like pressure, have been sent.
The nobility of St Petersburgh adopted
an address to the Gar in favor of the
maintenance ofthe integrity of the en-
pire at all costs.
- LoNDoN. April ga M-Cotton firm
at fully last weeks prices Flour dull
but steady. Wheat inactive. and in some
cases barely prices maintained Corn
quiet and rather easier Pork quiet
and steady. Beef dull and heavy. Ba-
con irregular and depressed.
LIVERPOOL, April g. - Another rebel
privateer, CALLED the Japan or Virginia,
sailed from Greenwich, Notwithstanding
the official efforts to prevent her.
The Confederate loan advanced ] per
cent. yesterday, on advices from London
and Manchester
The Times has an article to the
effect that all California is ringing
with preparations for offensive and
defensive war against England, probably
under the Inspiration of Mr. Seward, for
the capture of British Columbia. Ii saws
the Federal Government is building three
Monitors for the use of California, and
are transporting large quantities of
shells ard guupowder