The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27
in the Tower Franconia, containing

In the Tower Franconia, containing
10, 600 inhabitants. N .5T.f A .qaS
FLORENCE, Aug 23.-The Austri-
ans continue to remove national
reliets and objects of art from Venice.
Twenty FIVE hundred Italian prisoners
have been released. .1ai lad0y5a5 ~ s
I BERNE, Aug. 23-4All the defensive
measures of Switzerland have been
+discontinued.rnd abuaY 10 st8nsl gl's,.
! = PARIS, Aug. 23.5 223f4 The Empress of
Mexico has gone to MiramaraE
+ LONDON, Saturday Aug. 225.-The
money marketii is firm and .theielosingl
Quotations of lcopsuls today i834 for
money. American stocks are steady
and the closing quotations to-day are :
us. 5520's, 70k; ; Erie shares, 44a;;
Illinois Central r. Ra774. lla
laIoNDoN,, August 25.-The follow.
ing dispatches has been received .JlAh
~ JENNA. August 25.-P.. ,M,-The
Emperor, Francis Joseph, has deter
mined to strengthen his Empire, as
well as hold on to the affections and
loyalty Of his subjects, by granting a.
new constitution and ministery to
Hungary. 1t is announced officially
that a new ministery will soon be
formed for Hungary on the basis of
the constitution granted the Magyars'
in 1S4S,i the revocation of which was
the cause of the Hungarian revolu-,
tion of 1S48.s .. ~,
e PARIS Saturday Aug. %, p. NJ
The Empress Charlotte will not re-
turn to Mexico, and it is conceded on
all hands that the Empire in that
country approaches its endaHA
It's anthoritiyely announced that
if additional, French troops are sent
to Mexico, it win be in sufficient num-
bers to protect the interest of French
subjects during the fall Of the En-
pire, and to secure n quiet, evacuation
of Mexico They viii not be used to
sustain the, dynasty of Maximilian..
PRAGUE, Saturday Aug. %, ,aP. -
The, ,cession of Venetia to Italy was
accomplished before the treaty of
peace between Prussia, Austria, Italy
andol Bavaria was signed Austria
freely and unreservedlyiceded Venetia
to Victor EMANUEL y So ~. II -. { ;.s n ~
7B LONDON, Saturday, August 25. PM
--7Advices have been received to-day.
from Point de Gale, Island of Ceylon,
via the Persian Gulf and the Mediter-
.ranean, that civil war had broken
out in Japan. raos saasil
q LIVERPOOL, Saturday, August 20
Evening market rules, steady
to day, aud quotations remain unal-
tered. Sales, to day, were 5000 bales.
Middling upland cotton closing at
l133d per pound.8 yizi, hri. i.lraa
/. LfyERPopI BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Saturday Evening, August 25. .-The
Breakstuffs market is dull, owing to
more favorable weather for the crops,
and prices of foreign cereals have
declining tendency, The provision
market is generally unaltered. .aaI
n New, YORK, August 25,-Foreigul
advices contain the following: On the
8th the United States Extraordinary
Commissioners, accompanied by Gen
efal Clay, the American Minister, had
an interview at the Palace of Peter
hof with the Emperor, to whom they
submitted the following address:
Sire: The resolution which /
have the honor of presenting to your
Imperial Majesty, is the voice of peo-
pie whose millions of lips speak from
single heart. The many cities which
have long bound together the great
Empire of the East, and the great Re-
public of the West have been multi
piled and strengthened by the fidelity
of the Imperial Government to our
own throughout its recent period of
convulsion. a-sl3.s bfa ...rs.s,
The words of sympathy and friend
ship then addressed to the Govern
ment at Washington, by command of
your Imperial Majesty, are fixed in the
eternal remembrance of grateful
country, As one of the famil y Of
nations we yield our willing homage, to
that noble act of humanity WHICH, is
especially referred in, the resoluti6nlof
Congress. The peaceful ediet of an
Sovereign has consumma-
ted a triumph over an inherited bar
barism which our Western Republic
has only reached through long years
.ofolbloodshed. iItrisi therefore with
profound emotion, that [ offer to your
Imperial Majesty, to the ,emancipated
subjects to all the people of this vast
realm, our heartfelt Congratulations on
the providential escape from dan
ger which led to this. spon-
taneous expression of regret
for the attempt and thankfulness
for the merciful arrestandfailure. The
story of the peril from which kind
Providence has delivered your Impe-
rial Majesty, brings with it the re-
membrance of the mighty sorrow
which so lately filled every loyal heart
! In our own land, at the sudden loss OF
our Chief, our guide and cur father.
We thank God that grief like this
has, been spared our friends and allies,
the Russian people May the Father
OF all nations and all rulers protect,