Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-21
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To- Queen Victoria opened Parliament OF
the 9th. Herspeeeh expresses satisfac
n ton at the successful termination of tb,
mt American war, and the abolition o
Dis slavery, and says the correspondence il
n reference TO the rebel cruisers win be
laid before Parliament. The Queer
7nounced the approaching marriage Of
Princess Helena. She says their
% % relations are all satisfactory, and
sne t meeting of the English and
ivlelgH IS tended to confirm the ex-
tae t'eI O.. 'bip. The treaties with
listing friends. "a are IleIsrreo 70 WIN
Austria and Jab. efel'S ~
satisfaction. The TO WIN regret, ana
Jamaica are referred 'ne INA mater are
the measures taken in SUI ~ p'o-
detailed The proceeding ra'ion
gress in North America for c. greas I'm :
are watched with interest, ano ute9'
portance is attached to them. Ngue'
concern is expressed for the cattlepl, RS
and deep sympathy for the suffere.
The Fenian conspiracy is referred to as
adverse alike to authority, property and
religion. The authority of law has been J
firmly and impartislly vindicated. San. !
dry, local measures, including one on !;
reform, are also referred to. !;
Ldrd DeGray succeeds Sir c. Wood as /.
Secretary of India, and Marcus Harling- !
ton succeeds DeGray in War De- !
partment. +;
: The address of the French Senate in
reply to the Empress speech explains /,
satisfactorily that The mission OF the
French troops to Mexico approaches
completion, and says the firm commu- .
nicalion made By the. Emperor to the !
United States, has demonstrated that
naughty and menacing language will not
cause France to withdraw. France Is
accustomed to move only at her own
time, but she nevertheless wishes to re-
member her ancient friendship with
America. What is asked of the United ,
s ates is neutrality and the observance
of International Jaw. = {.
LONDON, Feb 9-The Times city ar
ticle says the discount market is with
out alteration. Money was in rather bet
ter supply yesterday at 6 and 7 per
cent. on closing.
bCAt e special commission for the
Fenisn trials at Dublin, the judges high
ly eulogized the proceedings. Canon
and other Jurors claimed that the whole
course adopted, had been worked with
moderation and Justice, and would be
fully approved by the country. Three
soldiers and seven civilians had been
arrested at Conemaugh, charged with
Fenianism. @s
The Spanish Governor of Cadiz had
been notified by telegraph, by the Span
ish Minister, that the vessels had left
the Mersey under the Peruvian flag, but
/ r..
under the Chilian flag. The same dis
patch asserted that two other vessels
were being fitted out on the Clyde, for
similar object
Iu the Spanish Chamber of Deputies,
an amendment to the address in response
to the Queens speech, had been offered;
that increasing financial difficulties
would cause the ruin of agriculture and
manufactures, as is was impossible to
raise taxes already too heavy. A re-
sduction must be made Of three hundred
millions reals. : -
RUssIA-Lengthy details are publish
\ ed of a great entertainment given on !
the 19.h of January, to General Clay, |
the American Minister to Russia, while |
travelling in the interior, by the corpora
tion and merchants of Moscow. t
LATEST.
LIvRRPooL, Feb 9-In the House of
Commons yesterday, Mr.. 0'Donahoe
moved an amendment TO the address, de- |
elaring it to be the duty of the minister
TO inquire into the causes of Irish dis
satisfaction, and remove them. After a
general debate on Fenianism, the amend
ment was rejected by vote of 346 to
25 and the address was agreed to
Cotton had advanced I'd for American,
while other descriptions were Id lower;
sales for the week 10000 bales; sales on
, Friday IL, 900 bales. The market closed
with holders demanding further ad.
, vance. q Breadstuffs ere very dull and
J tending downward. Provisions steady.
S Lard is advancing Consols S64@865;
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