Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-24
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DISPATCHES.

l. AkIAEA OAhTi July 81 Nc stedA .
er Peruvian, from Liverpool, P. NJ, OF
18th via Greencastle l4th, passed here
at an early hour to-day.
The steamship Hiberian, from Quebec
arrived at Greencastle on the 9th.
The steamer Bremen, from New York,
reached Southampton early on the 18th.
The steamers Bavand and City of
Manchester, arrived on: on the 10Th.
The steamship City ofNew York, from
| New York, arrived or the Ilth.
| GREAT BRITAIE--It is finally settled
that the Grest. Eastern leaves the shore
early on the 10Th, and Bslecia about
the 18th.
Telsgraphic communication With In
dia remains suspended Il 10 believed
there is fault or break in the Persian
Calf Cable.
The English political news entirely
centered in Parliamentary elections
Returns to the 18th, show l89 Liberals
to 102 Conservatives. The Liberals had
lost Is seats and gained 24--so indi-
cations continue that the Government.
will have no increased strength in the
New Parliament Four members of the
administration had been defeated by
Lord Barry, in Dover, Col. White, at
Ridder Minister, Lord Pijet, at Lietch-
field, and Mr.. Pell. at Burny. As rule
the contest has gone of satisfactorily
and with very little voting. ~43
Numerous elections were progressing
when the Peruvian sailed, aud it would
be another week before the country con-
test would be received.
FRAEcE.-The rumored negotiations
for an European Congress still lack any
sign of authority.
Bourse steady. Rentes 60f 45c.
Abdel Madiid had an interview
with Napoleon, and rumor again CON
meets him with the future Governor of
Algiers.
| SPAIE-The Senate has passed bill
modifying the press law by lit against
| Is, on the 18th. Marshal o Donnel read
the decree in Congress closing the con-
test, Notwithstanding strong clerical OPP
position. a-fee r q
The recognition of Italy by Spain msy
be regarded as an accomplished fact
| PoRTUGAL-The Government, contra
~ to expectations, carried the election
by small majority.
TuRKEY--Thers had been rumors Of
the appearance of the cholera at Con-
siantinople and Smyrna. They are pro.
nounced uufounded -
LONDON MoEEY MARKET.-Fands we're
inactive. The elections caused general
dullness. There are increased demands
for discounts at the banks, but no pres
sure rumored.
Rumored conversion Of the firm of
Quincy Co. into q limited joint stock
company ia confirmed. The prospectus
Of the company has been issued. Its
capital is S5,000,000.
LIVERPOOL, July II, via QUEEEsrowE,
July Is Fuller particulars are given
! of the Parliamentary elections, which
commenced on the lIth. 0ne-half the
members were returned on that day, OF
whom thirty were Conservatives and
! so favorable to the Liberals that the in
dications are that Palmerston would
have an increased majority in the new
House. The Conservative journals we're
not disheartened by the first days pro.
ceedings, but were hopeful of success.
The London and metropolitan Dor
oughs returned in all sixteen Liberals,
including J. Stuart Mill, the suthor, Sir
Charles Bright, electrician, and Baron
Rothschild.
Numerous contests were progressing
when the City of London left.
LIVERPOOL. - The convict Pritchafd
: confesses that he poisoned his wife.
: La FrGncd denies the rumor Of nego-
!. tiRtions for q European Congress. Ii
} MoRiteur in silent on the subject.
: Tbs Bourse was buoyant. Rentss eff
d Acc.
$ The Spanish Government has notified
It the Pope of its recognition of the king
. dom of Italy.
!. The Papai Ministry declined to attend
a banquet at the Mexican Embassy. II
n is reported that the Embassy will shortly
= be withdrawn from Rome.
A telegram is reported announcing
! that the Pope has excommunicated
Macmillan.
Additional official correspondence OF
American affairs has been published
shows that England and France acted
o in concert, and that concessions to Con
. federate vessels, allowing them to b
= disarmed and sold in neutral ports, orig
+ mated with Dronyn DfHuys. Ear
y Russell agreed to the proposition, bu
s. pointed out that cruisers of the dsfune
: Government might be claimed as public
. property by the United States, but tina
such claims must be decided in the or
binary courts of law.
In answer to Lord Brewer, Earl Rus
sell gives the opinion that in the case
of the Eta or Retribution the vessel wa
), lawfully and rightly condemned on th'
= ground that a belfgerent could not b
transferred during the war. aoa
- In another dispatch Earl Russell re
plies to Mr.. Stewards note on the ces
= sion of belligersnt rights He regret
that his explanations were not accept
st able to the United States Government
= and adduces arguments In favor of Eng
3 lands course. He trusts that these sd
: ditional explanations will prove favor
- able to the establishment of lastiul
friendship between the two nations.
1t is stated that the steamer Beatrice
late Rappahsnnock, vas overloaded b
the Sacramento, before reaching Liver
pool, but permitted to proceed.
Additional details of the burning c
the ship VIM. Nelson were published
Capt Leori was among the Al saved b
J. the steamer Lafayette. Another boat
- containing 81 per, ous, tits supposed, wa
picked up. The remaining 400 peraon
on board doubtless persisted.
A questionable story is ahoat ths
Gen. Lee has arrived il Germany BY
Belgian Trans Atlantic steamer, in COG
LIvERPooL, 14th Cotton sales OF tn
% week, $1,000 bales, including 1900 bale
to spectators, and u, 500 to exporters
the market closing dull, with declin
of Id. on American. Surratts and othe