Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-19
lFra'm Europe.

Southampton January Ft' AVN 0"
York. i
the cotton, corn, aud other markets we're
closed.
Cotton closed on the 3lst very buoyant,
aud 1@1d dearer, with sales Of 2O,OOo
bales.
Brsadstuffs on Tue sday had au upward
tendency. Wheat 2@3d higher. Flour
frmer. Corn stil advancing.
Provisions quiet and tending down
ward
England protests against the Federal oc-
cnpatiou of Schleswig. The Danish troops
have evacuated point near FreIerIcK-
stsndt, and were also quitting Prends"
burg.
ar. owing 10 the unsatisfactory condition OF
the Danish question.
A telegram says that the Federal steam
or Wyoming had gene to Christmas Island
10 pursuit Of the Alabama, whose capture !
of two American ships in the Straits of
Funda was reported in the East India
mails.
A searching inquiry into the equipments
and departure of the steamer Rappahan-
neck from Chatham exhOneraies the olhc-
ials, and all the machines and lsborers en-
gagged on her, have been dismissed. Pre-.
cautions were taken TO prevent similar
occuranoe.
Tho London Times says:
The Schleswig- Hoistein question has
reached O crisis 10 which the only hope of
pOace lies in the moderation of the great
German powers, and their cheering of the
Holstein agitators.
The Daily Neps elbows Germany that,
IL she encourages the war, she does so at
greater risk than any other county In Eu-
rope.
Tue London Post warns the German
Powers Of the responsibility they are incur
ring. II says:
Denmark Can retreat no further. and. il
German troo ps attempt TO cross the Elder.
il will lie an act Of war. and the Danish
government must resist
The Post says:
The British Cabinet has warned the
Diet against departure from the treaty of
1882
The Dag6Iadet deuounces the attitude
Of England and Russia, and says that
Denmark appears to have no choice bat
War.'
Report says that England urges Dem
mark to sacri6ce SchlesWig a3d receive
compensation in Holstein.
The Paris Pays denies that Maximil!iOn
hesitates in accepting the Mexican crown
The Paris correspondent of the London
HeTJld says:
The ATchduke persists in declining;
that the French troops will be replaced by
foreign legion, and republican form Of
government be retained
The Russians have imposed oD the King
dom of Poland fresh contribution of O.
100000 roubles, of which amount 2 5000
will be imposed on Warsaw.
LONDON MARKETs.--Wheat 6jG1st
higher.
American securities inactive.
The Emperor Napoleon received the
diplomatic corps on the let of January
The Papal NunciO presented their good
wishes. The Emperor thanked the cops
for their good wishes, and said they we're q
happy omen for the new year. lie con-
cluded by saying:
The difficulties brought about by certain
events in different parts Of Europe will. /
am certain, be removed by the concilliato-
~ spirit by which the sovereigus are All
mated and we shall be able to maintain
pence
The Paris Temps ssys:
The Emperor addressed himself to Mr..
Dayton, expressing the hope that the year
1854 be one of peace and reconciliation in
America
La France publishes the recent CORES.
prudence between JEFF. Davis and the Pope.
The latter addresses Davis as .IIlustri0us
President and expresses much friend
Less.
The Times protests against Federal en-
listments in England, as in the case of the
Kearsage at Cork.
The English revenue returns'of the year
show a decrease of over G500000.
The Paris Pays gives the rumOr that
Lord COwley the English Ambassador to
France. will be saperceded.
The French semi-oficial papers are de-
cidedly anti English in tone.
The Mexican correspondent of the Times
shows that the French army were under
the ban of the Arch bishop aud clergy.
The Schleewtg- HOlstein question was
unchanged. 1t was reported that England
had taken decided stand against the Fed
eral occupation of Schleswig. and, if it was
carried out, would assist Denmark.
The Danes evacuated Rendesburg, on the
3lst, aud 500 Saxon troops Immediately
catered, and were enthusiastically reeeiv-
et.
The King of Italy. in his New Years
address, said that 1864 might bring about
events giving the desired opportunity to
Italy.
The Polish insurgents were active.
GREAT BRITAIN The fuReral Of The
great author, Thackeray, took place at
Kenssl Green Cemetery on December Both.
1t was ATTENDED, by all the leading authors
and artists. The scene was very affect
ing.
FRANcB.-The Gazette de France nfsert'
that Gen. Forey will shortly proceed on a
mission to the Archduks Macmillan in re
lation to Mexico.
JAPAN.-Advioes from Japan say thai
the parties Of the Tycoon and Prince Sat
Ruma have agreed upon the expulsion o
the foreigners from that country. The
yiel1ing of the Tycoon was attributed tt
pressure Of Prince Satsuma.