The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-01

the terms of the armistlce. aa
The Times is glad that Lord Stan
ley is able to state that France has no
intention to interfere by force in the
Continental dispute.
ENGLAND.-In the House of Lords
a bill was introduced by the Lord
Chancellor to amend the extraditiOn
treaty with France. { The bill abolish
es some difficulties in the way Of sur
rendering French criminals. M f
Earl Clarendon admitted that Eng
land had been in the wrong and
progress was made in the measure;
A long DISCUSSION took place on the
condition of the navy and on the po-
sition of Great Britain with reference
to the war on the continent .5saf
The London Daily Ne,os thinks
there is not the slightest ground for
distrusting Lord SANKEY'S assurance
of England,s, severe discretion in the
future. - boIl4qa - e.A ~ f-AO
The liabilities of the suspended
Preston Banking Company were esti-
mated at million and half sterling.
The connection Of the bank with cot
ton transactions caused considerable
uneasiness in Liverpool, but no great
depressiom e 0 b3iu re
The liabilities Of the Birmingham
Banking, Company are ascertained to-
be e800,000 and their assests 92,00O, =
0O0 ao I,..s,4
Carleton. Bros, wholesale ware
house men in London, have suspen-
ded. Liabilities not stated.
The projected Reform demonstra-
ton in London, on the 3d., was
awaitedwith some interest. Notwith-
standing the Government prohibition,
the projectors of the meeting had de-
termined to hold it, Sir Richard
Mayne, Police Commissioner, person5
ally waited on. MraBeall, the prime
mover in the demonstration, to use
his influence to prevent it. Mr.. Beall
declined, aud refused to recognize the
right of the police to interfere in the
meeting. v IS
Several paper consider the course
pursued by the League as injurious to
the Reform. SO
The cholera had made its appear
ance in many parts of England, and
the mortality in some cases was con-
sidered rather alarming.
The Paris Moniteur, of the Goth,
says: M
Prussia has engaged, at the sugges-
acts of hostility for five days, on con-
dition that Austria pursue a similar
course, and within that time Austria
must make known its acceptance or
refusal before agreedupon. If the re-
ply from Vienna be in the affirmative,
and Italy gives consent, an armistice
may be signed Immediately.
The same paper of the 21st says that
Austria has accepted the proposal of
Prussia to abstain from hostilities for
FIVE days, during which time the Court
of Vienna will have to notify its ac-
ceptance on the subject of prelimina-
ries to peace. aus .a4
LIVERPOOL, July 21.-Manchester
markets dull with declining tendency.
Breadstuffs very dull.
Spence & Co., report -four dull and
nominal. A tA%A
Wheat inactive and tending down
ward; sales Of Western red at 9s, los
lis and Sd.
Provisions active.
Beef dull and unchanged.
Pork steady, Bacon, small sales
and prices-nominal. ,aa
Lard heavy and nominal.
| Brokers circular report coffee
steady. aH ies1l- ia9a i
Coffee tends upward, Prices are Is.
| 10d. to Is. I'D. higher. Tea is firm
Petroleum is quiet and steady at Is.
1Od. fU
Baring's Circular reports fair con
tinental demand had raised 5-20s to
| 70c,' but they subsequently suffered a
decline and closed with sellers at 698.
In the money market, consols
closed on Friday at S84@SS4rfor mon
| ey; United States 5-20s 694@70; Ill
inois Central, 78@78E; Erie, 42GD4233.
LIVERPOOL, July 21-Cotton sales
to-day are 10000 bales, including
1000 to spectators. The market is
buoyant and 4@2d higher; middling
uplands are about 14@14f.
! Breadstuffs inactive.
Provisions are quiet,
LONDON, July 21-afternoon.-
Consuls closed at 08ss.
The Times says that Prussia limits
her demands very nearly to the ex-
clusion of Austria from the new
federal or imperial combination,
A portion Of the Prussian army has
crossed the river Marsh near Horit-
zen.
HUNGARY, July 21.-Arch Duke
Bright has issued a proclamation
announcing his assumption of the
command of the Austrian army at
Vienna. y ~ s 5BEsk a5.isssasF' -
1 Correspondence from Vienna states
that the Austrian forces gathered to-
gether for the defense of Vienna are
estimated at 100000 with 600 field
guns. It is said 100000 men are
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