Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
The VERY LATEST
TELE EGR "A P A.
INDIANA LEGISLATURE CON-
VEEED.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. ena
SPAIN TAKING MEASURES Il
SUPPRESS SLAVE TRADE.
GREAT BRITAIN ORDERED ALL
RESTRICTIONS ON AMERICAN
VESSELS OF WAR TO BE RE
MOVED.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FENIAN
RAIDS.
lEOrefgsa News,


SANDY Hook, Nov. l3-The steamer
City of Washington, from Liverpool on
1st and Queenstown on the I'd, has ar
rived here, with four days later news.
1t is reported that Spain intends TAX
ing energetic MEASURES in the suppress
sion of the slave trade. -
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2-7 P. M.-Cotton
declined Id, closing with an upward ten
dency. Provisions steady. Produce is
quiet and steady. The markets were
closed on Tuesday.
LONDON, Nov 2.-Consols for money,
8S4@S9. U. s. 5 20s, 634@64; Erie
shares, 573.
The British Government has ordered
all restrictions on Americaa vessels of
war to be removed
The Paris correspondent of the Morn
ing Post says :.he intended withdrawal
of France from tse support of Mexico
has lately assumed more decided char
"~-er. Macmillan would receive little
-Aore aid in Austria and Belgium 1t is
proposed permit French officers and
men to taxi the oath of. allegiar1- to
Maximilian, if inclined to do SO. Maxi
milan shoa@ find himself surrounded
entirely by his own army.
The Post says it will scarcely be sup
posed that any United States Govern
ment would wish to replace such Gov
ernment, to retarn to the confusion and
anarchy of the Republic. Iu the course
of time, public feeling in America will
Acknowledge the Liberals, DOW endeay-
oiine % raise Mexico to civilization, as
sove eign.
The propretor of the Irish People is
Attempting to bring action aga nst the
Lord Lieutenant and other authorities
fer the suppression of his paper.
The French journals denied that
France had made any effort to, exercise
a moral Influence in Austrian policy
toward Frankfort.
On the 2SfS ult., respe ectable look
ing man, giving his name as Lieut..
James Henry Shaker, of the 9th Con-
neuticut, was arrested at Dublin. The
prisoner was found to have in his pos
session seven-aarreled revolver, two
hundred rounds of 5atent ball cartadges
(said to be poisontO, box of patent
percussion caps, forty military drill
OOOhG9 kOOk ulS
name to serve in Connection volunteers
as Lieutenant Colonel, and also the sum
of elS in gold, Apposed to be for the
purpose of Fenianism. He stated that
he had visited Ireland to see an uncle,
and intended shortly to return to Amer
ica. He was remanded for further in
quiry. tla
The French Bourse on the 31st was
fiat.
Gen. Krawsler has beeu appointed
papal minister. e
Two Wrench frigAtes arrived AZ Civita
Veehia fo- troor, now commencing he
evacuation.
LIvERPooL, Nov 1.-The visit of the
Princess of Wales to Liverpool having
taken place on the 3lst, business was
totally suspended on that day. The
commercial report consequently 10 on
ly one day later than by the C7ba. The
cotton market on the 30th was very de-
pressed and prices sustained a further
decline to about Id per pound. Sales
estimated at 400 bales. Breadstuffs-
no regular market. Since the Cuba re-
port, all 'cles remain very firm, and
wheat q I 2 dearer. Lard is without
change. fEodcue-small sales. Sugar
quiet. Coffee steady. Petroleum steady.
There has been no official announce
ment concerning ministerial arrange
ments. Clarendon is certain to be for
eign minister
The Daily Neics fully expects Gov
ernment reform bill The Morning
Post thinks reform extremely doubtful