Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-02
Very Latest by the HIbernian.

HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-The. Hibernian,
from Galway on the 18th ult, has arrived
here. Her news is important
The steamship Louisiana, from Liver
pool, bound to New York, put back to
Queenstown on the 18th ult. Her decks
were swept and seven of her passengers
and ten of her crew were washed over
board.
Denmark has rejected the Australians
sian ultimatum. The Austrian and Prus-
sian ambassadors are reported to have
left Copenhagen on the 18th ult The
Emperor of Austria reviewed 10000
troops who are to march imm ediately for
Schleswig. The Prussian preparations
are progressing vigorously.
TheeFreneh Chamber continues to de-
bate the. address by the Emperor Napo-
leon. 1t is stated the amendment in re-
gard to Mexico will be met by Ministe-
rial statement. Since the first of Janu-
airy all the expenses of the French
troops have been borne by the Mexican
Government i,iv7a 5na sia,r
Archduke Macmillan will visit Paris
the guest Of the Emperor, and will be
received with appropriate honors.
Garabaldi has issued proclamation
Announcing the formation of Commit
tee to promote the Italian Union, and
inviting all Italians to rally around it
LONDON, Jan. 9th.-The Times city
article says the summary notifications
sent to Denmark, Austria and Prussia,
for the withdrawal of the obnoxious con-
stitution on pain of an immediate erup-
ton of Schleiswig Holstein, produced
still further depression in allthe markets
Yesterday, which was aggravated still
further by the increasing intenseness Of
the drain of gold from the Bank OF
France The probability that its action
on this may induce an early return Of
| the rate of discount to s percent. in for
eign securities, there was again extreme
heaviness, and Greek bonds experienced
further decline of II per cent About
$4,000 was taken from the Bank Of
England for France, and 10000 isover
eigns for Alexandria. About 100000
held in private hands, were also trans
mitted to Paris. -A-'c'JA~-- W
The Times city news article says, par
ties adverse state that the application fo
the new French Government loan is ex
pected to reach an astounding total 0
fT2,O00,000.
The Times says, at Flemsburg, Mon
day night, the ENJOYS of Prussia ant
Austria presented an ultimatum, calling
on the Danish Government to Withdraw
the November constitution. The Dan
ish Government has refused the demand
The ENJOYS left Copenhagen at tw
O'clock this Afternoon.
: LONDON, Jan. 19-Consuls 90lG
90 81. Liverpool cotton sales on Mon
day and Tuesday were 1000 bales
Market closed very dull Breadstuff
opened firmer Wheat at Is. Cd. hiahei
Provisions generally steady Lard firm
er. The rebel loan is quoted at 42@4-
h - WARRINGTON, Feb4oL-The 7Senat
T Finance Committee to-day agreed to II
& tax bill, and it will be reported to til
: Senate tomorrow The decision wit
regard to the Wood amendment wi
not be divulged untiI.af the bill is r
e ported. Senator Chase is understood
; to favor the amendment. 7s7a
4 The House Committee on Ways an
= Means to-day were engaged on the Wa
Il Appropriation bill The original esi
= mate of it will.be greatly aceeeded, own
' to the new proclamation of the Pre-
a dent, calling for 500, 900 volunteers IS
The House COMMITTEES on Election
d. have decided to exclude all the membe
who. have been elected from Yirgini
s. there are those here asking for seats.
80 The Senate Finance Committee strui
ont thu Hnnsn taY or, urhiskr On hand