Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-29
Foreign News.
Arrival OF the City OF New. Yorl1-A
Enlistment OF British Subjects for
the Rebel Army, &c &c. 7ej

SANDY Hook, Jan. 28-The City of
New York, from Liverpool 18th, and
Queenstown 18th, has Just arrived. y
Cotton opened with an upward ten
dency in Liverpool, and closed fat, with
declining tendency. Sales on Monday
and Tuesday $500 bales.
Breadstufs dull All descriptions
lower.
Provisions continue to advance.
Consuls closed on Tuesday at $500
905 for money.
In Liverpool Flour was -heaFy. Wheat
declined I'D, and Corn Cd; sales of
mixed at 30s Sd. Beef dull and I'M
changed. Pork frmer Bacon still ad,
vancing Lard unchanged. Petroleum
steady; refined l51d.
1t is reported. that certain persons, in
Liverpool will shortly be brought before
the magistrates charged with enlisting
British subjects for the rebel service
The London Times says it is almost
certain that war will be averted between
India and Japan. . ygr ~. s,i
A public execution in London has
produced strong anti-hanging demon
stration, and loud indignation against
the Home Secretary, who recently re-
mitted the sentence against respecta-
bly, connected murderer, but refused in
the case of laboring man.
The French corps Legislative is still
debating the address. y Z. =
1t is reported that very numerous ar
rests of Italians have been made in
Paris-some say 80 and others 100, as
connected with the conspiracy or en-
gagged in recruiting for an expedition
which Garabaldi said to be contemplate
ing.
LoNDoN.-BreadstGfs frmer.2 Sugar
quiet. Coffee. firm. American securi-
ties-Illinois Central 25@26c discount
Erie 65@66c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15.-Cotton closed
dull and unchanged. Breadstufs quiet.
Provisions firm. Petroleum firm.
The Bank of France has lost, during
the month, 44,000,000 francs in specie.
The Great eastern has been boughtat
auction for 10000 pounds. There was
only one bid made for $4,000 pounds.
The steamer Sumter, offered at the
time, brought 4, 500 pounds. " - TX I
4 English funds remained without the
slightest attention.
The Holstine question is unchanged.
France has addressed circular TO the
minor German States, explaining her
positions relative TO the Conference.
The Danish. minister has proposed re-
renewal of the negotiations from the
NH hrOlza,, -, 1870
declined. -
1t is understood that the House, Com
mittee on Commerce will, in few days,
report in favor Of the abrogation of the
Canadian Reciprocity Treaty. 49,
PARIS, Jan. 4-Maximilianis expect
ed here early in February
The amendment to the address was
rejected in the Corps hegislativeoy1 =
In the course of the depate NJ, Theirs
attacked the abuses of the Administra-
ton, and declared his opinion thas its
universal suffering will prove a safe
guard to the country S1--4@+ ~
The Redan sailed from Liverpool on
the 18th from New FORK
The following is summary of hel
news: e ae5 t10-4tJ Ass2--'Ats1 2
The American steamer Scotland wa
seized by the custom authorities at Can
ton for taking aboard guns and othel
goods centraband of war. lA94 5.a E3iIs-
In the Court of Exchequer on tbs
18th, Judgment was given refusing /;
new trial in the Alexandria case The
ship would be. released yaD va 2
81 Hamburg telegram says the Dane.
have opened the dams of the Reder tt
kinundate the country. The approach t,
Frederick Staff is partially INSTRUCTED
The principal military force of Den
mark, 10000 men, was concentrated If
the city of Schleswig. Colossal palli
sades and extensive barricades were be
ing erected. 1f0 rr
The class of soldiers ofIthe age Of 8!
have been called out by the Danish Gov
f eminent, and warhke preparations ar
: from the four Italians just garriyed i
Paris, implicated Mazzini as the,origina
tor of the plot, and paid the mems ea
. penses.
} Advices from Japan state that tn
agent of Satsuma had agreed to pay in
demnity Immediately, and relax no e
forts to turn over the smurderers of NJ
8 Richardson to the English.
: The London Times says on the BIRTHS
: side the last resolve has been taken, an
Y should any German regiment advanc
f beyond the Northern boundary of th
Federal territory, Denmark is resolve
to enter into war with all her energ
1t is quite time that the two great &c
Il mar, powers declare their future eours
z with equal decision. q ,'ia' g'f'-
# LONDON, Jan. l4-The Paris Const
tuttonet says the reception given
Germany to the proposed conferenS
81. on the Sehleswig Holstein question
D proof of its impossibility.. 80 > =
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