Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25
Later from Europe-ArrivaI of the
Etua.

New York, Jan. 24.-The steamer
1Ktna, from Liverpool on the 9th, via
Queenstown on the 7th, has arrived.
In the French corps of Legislature,
several amendments were introduced
expressive of great sympathy with Pc
land, and declaring it expedient to re-
eognize the Poles as belligernts
A report of the Committee ON the sup
Elementary credit asked by the Govern
ment, warns the Executive against the
dangerous entanglemeits
1t unanimously advises that an end
be put to the Mexican EXPEDITION as soon
as the honor of France willpermit +
The Committee wound up by propos-
ing the adoption of the bill
The King of Denmark issued spir-
tied warlike address to the. army, and
calls on it to uphold the honor of the
country, by force if necessary.
The Copenhagen Telegraph says about
$4,000 troops Of the reserves have been
called out
The report that an English and French
fleet will soon visit Copenhagen, is con-
tradicted, but the fact that the English
Channel feet is called home, lends
some color to the statement
The German troops in Holstein show
continued activity.
8 Official correspondents of Vienna eau
toned the minor German States against
precipitate action towards Denmark, and
warns them against carrying out an at
tack. 1t is reported that the excitement
is increasing throughout Germany. In
Vienna there is universal belief in a
war in the Spring.
The rumor that the new King of
Greece had quit Athens in despair Of
regulating the confusion, is not con-
6rmed -
LONDON MONEY MARKET
The funds shows continued heaviness
the 9th were enacted at cog The de-
mand for discount at the banks was com
paratively light, and in the open market
transactions took place at Ga.
LIYERpooL, Jan. 6.-Cotton, on Monday
opened brilliant; in some descriptions at
Odd higher, but became guieter, although
prices are maintained. Sales in three
days $4,000 bales, about 10000. being
for speculation and exports Flour in
better demand and Cd lower, and in spec
ulative request at Is Sd per cent at adj
vance
Beef quiet and easier for inferior
Pork steadier.
LoNDoN-B frmer. Wheat
dearer Sugar brisk at 6d@15d higher
Coffee firm at Id higher Tea in good
demand, and partially dearer.
LONDON, Thursday morning-All the
markets opened yesterday with inereas-
ed depression, and became still more
dull as business proceeded. In the af-
ternoon, however, kilograms from Ger
many were less unfavorable, and re-
port found currency naturally that pro.
posals for conference had been agreed
| upon by France and England, and there
is reason to believe they will be received
by the German powers, and recovery
from the previous fall took place
The Times is supicious of the ultra
pacifcation of the Emperor of the
French, and is of the opinion that such a
line of conduct is at this time, more than
| at any OtHcI, 1dNOEdUle 10 tuS SCLSHSs
of French ambition at this particular
juncture of affairs, for the Emperor and
the Chamber of France to confne them.
selves to preaching the merits of peace
is by no means the best way to obtain it.
1t would be better if France were tc
employ her whole influence in her en-
deavors to check those suicidal passion!
which are urging Germany into war
which, before long, will sweep into it.
ever widening vortex every power on the
European Continent
LIVERPOOL, Jan 7th.-Cotton sales to
day 1000 bales; market tending down
ward, and closing inactive at the declin'
of yesterday.
Breadstuffs buoyant.
Provisions steady and unchanged, ex
cept lard, which is tending upward.
LoNDoS, Jan. 7th.-Consols for none
9l@914. -
American securities fiat. Illinoi
Central shares 24@26 discount. Fri
64@66.
There is no change to report in th
Holstein question.