The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21

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New York, Nov. 20-The HerdLds
foreign correspondence shows that the
cause of the people is steadily advanc-
ing. Notwithstanding the daily at
tempts Of the more powerful monarchs
TO aggregate territory and soiidlfy I'M
perialiem by diplomacy. After the war,
Venetia, cheering around the ballot
,oxes, through which her citizens have
completed the unification, of Italy,
gives hope and courage to the hunga-
rians, who, we are told, are rife for
evotution-steadies the arms in the
hands Of the Candian Insurgents, and
animates them to aarenewal a OF the
stife, which will re-open the dreaded
Eastern queation. and, at the same
moment, enable the population OF
Rome, and the millions of Ireland, to
bear their burdens, patiently hidinig
their time. Napoleon sees and feels
his difficulties in Rome, Mexico, ana
the East. We are assured that Dronyn
De IaHuys, will be recalled to the.
head Of the Foreign Department OF
France: the Elmperor acknowledging
by the act that the Marquis dc Mem
stier has neither schooled or dis
ciplined himself IN the art Of states
manship to that degree which is neces-
sary for the Imperial service Mt this
peculinr crisis. iers ndl 3.n ipai l9s.is
Baron Buests appointment in the
Austrian Cabinet alarms Prussia, and
consequently inclines both the King
and Count Bismark more and more IN
favor OF perfectine y Russo-German
alliance. The Emperor of Austria
EMPLOYS himself in visiting the battle
fields. the scenes of his late defeats
His tour appears to be o melancholy
one. both in intent aud the receptions
accorded him. fams1
The Russian newspaper organs ac'
euse France and England with en-
0aping in an active intrigue for the
Exclusion of the Gear from the fina
settlement Of the eastern question
and assert, in plain terms, that 1t can
not be adjusted without Russia hu
if such an event were possible, ant
occurred, the subject would be re
opened in a manner most dlstasteiu
for the operators. h1ii9h
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Nov 19.-Bcfore ofiicia
hours to-day there was better IN
ouiry for United States $50 bonds
and sales we're reported at .7OsC@lO!
AGAINST 70(670I on Saturday Th
advance was fully sustained at tn
regular opening of the market, whc
sales were announced at 705(9iOs.
Dispatches from Frankfort an
Amsterdam are also better by tCa
per cent. with steady business. Il
reported in the former market thu
transactions were effected at l9as clio
ING firm American railroad siiar'
are rather higher, Erie being quot
at 49a@50,a and Illinois Oentr
shares az 7S4 buyers, and Isa seller
LIvERPooI. Nov l9--There y
continued firmness in the markt
Breadstuffs and sound parce
find ready buyers at the current rat
Of Saturday. '''.'"
New YoRK, Nov. 26.-The Com
troller expresses has willingness
waive. the right of requiring eng
days notice previous to standing.
trial on charges preferred against hi
and he il desirons of having the
vestigation pushed forward at on
The only notice he has yet received
the one from the Government.
Francisco Viele Saggord was y
terday morning arraigned at |
Kinc's County Court Of Oyer a
Terminer, indicted for the murder
Jose Garcia Otero, on the 22d Of I
vember, 1865. The prisoner pleas
not guilty. His two accomplices W
executed short time since.