The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-11
ESTABLISHED, 1881.


Eastern squadron would provide the
enemy with the greatest opportunity
for mischief. Four boats Hostility
equipped, but manned and armed
from the Queens ships, are already
engaged in the service. Three gun
boats, too, from England have. .swe are
told, arrived at Kingston. The daily
Telegraph says that three additional
batteries of artillery were dispatched
to Canada, in prudent anticipation of
the emergency, which has just now
arrived. s,reaa salff gs,...f. ,
1t is rumored that Mr.. Gladstone
has gone to Athen, at the request of
the Queen, to ascertain the position
of the affairs and prospects Of Greece.
1t is rumored that the King of
Greece, has offered himself as a suitor
for Princess Louise. sJ bge aeI e.
The DAILY Nesos of the 31st, in its
city article, says that Confederate
bonds, which of late have been alto
gether neglected, were in demand to-
day at an advance. They opened at
Al and closed at Al and 81. Its sur
missed that accounts may have arrived
favorable, to the, Philadelphia Com
yenticn. and the consequent return Of
the Southern States to Congress, 1t
is difficult, however, to. see how the
prospects of bond holders can thereby
be improved, since the absolute con-
dition has been made that the war
debt Of the South should be totally
The exchange Of the peace treaty
between. Austria and Prussia took
place at Prague on the. Both ult.. The
text of the, treaty. would be published
at Berlin and Vienna ff on i the, the \ LIST ,93f
9fBIstH5 On the I'LL. IL August Augusta the Ea1s-
TOE Napoleon IP wrote aa sflSlloysi to 'sA4fe sAfe
II B have N & learned Win with pleasure that
your majority agrees, to the armistiee
and peace prelminaries Signed by the
King of Prussia, and the Emperor Of
Austria It Is therefore probable that
an era Of peace and tranquility Jis
majority is aware that | accepted the
Offer. Of Xenetia, toJ avoid a useless
blOodshed, ], My intention, was always
to restore tito herself, in order that
Italy might be free from the. Alps to
the Adri9attiic, r9attiic and mistress of Of her 9sNn
3 YsHstis viii + soon on BE- Be able t6 e&
press her, wishes, a. ~ =" sa;-fi a.rt
!, By means. of universal suffrage, your
Majesty viii acknowledge that in
these circumstances. the influence of
France was again exercised in favor
of burnanitv apd fba ina uianoa nf fha
people. -
The evacuation of Bohemia will
be completed BY September Is, Both
Bayarian Chambers, on the Both, ap-
proved the Treaty Of Peace, between
Bavaria and Prussia. September 9th
is spoken Of for the evacuation of
Venice, and qHadrilateral BY the Aus
TRANS. ~, ot.; T7;.-... -, -
The Emperor per r'a5 of Austria ia on n2ae ac
count of the unsatisfactory state of
the finance, has ordered the amount,
fixed for Court expenditures next
year, to be reduced, from u to, 3 mil
lions forms, A large portion of the
Imperial retinne has been dismissed,
and other measures of retrenchment
On account Of a-letterr,, published in
the Ha7ianq, Of Aug. q, by Mazzipi,
the Italian Government, the
seisure and prosecution of that journ-
nal had been ordered. 81 ~ -.1,.g
The. Bank of. England on the Both,
as was fully expected, reduced the
rate of discount from z to 6 per cent.
The weekly returns show an increase
of more than, a million pounds ster-
ling in bullion, and more than a mill
ion and quarter in reserve of notes,
which is an unprecedentedly large ac-
cumulation. ssTf sg5eoa.rsos