Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-30
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New YoRK, Dec. 28.-The steamer
Aastralasian, from Liverpool 10TH
Queenstown 17th, has arrived. Cotton
| opened dull at decline of I'd, but
recovered and clos ed with en- advance OF
Id on the week Breadstufs dull. Pro-
/. visions quiet and steady.
| LoNDoH. Dec. l6, p M-CoDsols S710
882 --latest saIessof American seenrf-
ties, $40 642@642.
The message of President johnson
has been favorably received, and is
regarded as friendly United States
stocks Improved after its reception.
Il is stated that Spain has accepted
the mediation of England In the Chilian
affair. The trial OF Capt. McConnerty
was progressing at Cork.
Bullion in the Bank Of England de-
creased E445, ,2l7 during the week.
The Fenian special commission which
adjourned its sitting at Dublin, com.
menced proceedings at Cork the follow
ing day. The trial of McCoferty, an
American, late Captain in the Confed-
crate army, is progressing. Strong
military precautions have been taken to
maintain the peace Of Cork The Cork
Herald alludes to the departure of skillful
pilots for Americas an evidence of con-
templated naval operations by the Fe-
mans
President Johnson's message was gen.
orally received favorably and regarded
friendly. The Times says, the passage
which concerns England, ought to be
received in friendly spirit The Morning
Post says it evinces a desire to keep on
good terms with those whom they desire
to be their friends The Telegraph is
enlogistic, and says, the document
reflects the highest credit on its author,
and furnishes the world with satisfactory
augurys Of peace.
The London Star says Spain has &C.
cepted the mediation of England in the
Chilian affair, and there is every reason
to believe that Spain is prepared to
abide by England's proposition
The Emperor. of Austria opened the
Hungarian Diet with a speech. pointing
out what was necessary fer Hungary to
do.
The London Standard states that
President Johnsons message may not
be all that could De wished It is as
moderate and satisfactory as could reas-
onably be expected or hoped. That the
President should treat England with in
justice and anger was to be expected
Sir Henry Starks, in addition to his
functions as Governor of Jamaica, will
be President of the Commission of En-
quiry.
The trial in this city, in which the
plaintiff sought to recover his insurance
on the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph,
has resulted in verdict for the piaintiff
for the total loss Leave has been given
to move the case to the court above. z
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 16.-Cotton sales Of
the week, 10000 bales, including $4,000
to spectators and $4,000 to exporters.
Sales on Friday, 5000 bales; market
closing quiet; stock in port 348, 900
bales, including l27 900 bales American.
Manchester market quiet, closing firm.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l6, evening.-Cotton
sales to-day, 10000 bales, closing frmer;
quotations unchanged; upland fair 2833
middfing 2l4. Breadstuffs generally
dull during the week; -four declined Cd;
wheat I'd, and corn cd and Is; market
closed more steady. Beef quiet and firm.
Pork-no American in market. Lard
inactive, has declined I@2s.
The London Daily NeWs refrains from
saying much with only a telegraphic
synopsis of President Johnson's mes
sage, but says, with reference to foreign
nations,is friendly in tone and intention.