The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-31
EUROPE.
BY: the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

--.-.-.. ENGLAND.
LoNpoN, Dec. 29.-It is officially
announced that Parliament meets Feb
ruary 9Th.
DUBLIN, Dec. pa fairs in Ireland
are generally quiet Two regiments
now here will soon leave for England.
BERLIN, Dec. 27-An official edict
restoring Prussian Poland to her
rights under the Prussian crown is
published to-day.
LONDON Friday, Dec. 28.-The re
port is revived that Christian powers
will intervene 10 the affairs of Christi
an subjects in Turkey. The Times
editorially states that chances of com
mission grow smaller daily, though in
case of trouble England is disposed
to let events take their course.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29.-Cotton firm
err; sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs
quiet and prices firm. Provisions
unchanged, ts.
LONDON, Dec. 28.-There is brisk
demand for money at bank, and in
stock exchange the rates are unaltered.
Consols declined Id, closing at 80.
5-20's 723 Erie 49,. Illinois Central
794.
LONDON, Saturday, December 20
American securities improved in de-
mand and price Old 5-20s, advanced
to 725c. The following is the correct
market.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday evening"
Snlo ~ 70 H., L.
the market closing at an advance of
fully I'd. Middling Uplands, 142d.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, December Is
The Brokers Circular reports the
sales of cotton for the week at 10000
bales, and the stock in port is 10000
bales.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-It is semi-ofi-
cially announced that the great powers
will not interfere in the, Turco-Greek
question for the present; but the state
ment is also made that Lord Lyons
has been instructed to caution Greece
against further acts of hostility
against CANDIDA
CowEs, Dec. 26-The Henrietta
the last night, and the Fleetwing and
Vesta the night after leaving New
York, kept in the regular steamer
track, the Fleetwing going north and
the Vesta south. The Henrietta the
first seven days had cold, rough
weather, rain, hail and snow; the
Fleetwing had rough passage, and
lost overheard her acting Captains,
Nichols and Wood, and seamen Kelly
and Nelson, The Vesta reports
nothing News of their arrival was
sent to the Queen by her special re-
quest. The Board of Admiralty has
ordered every facility to be given them
by the officers ON duty in the English
Channel. Bennett has declared him
self ready to accept a challenge from
any yacht in Europe A banquet TO
the yachtsmen is talked of in Paris.
COwEs, Saturday-A great banquet
here to-day to the yachtsmen, one
hundred of the elite of the town
present.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 29.-The French iron
clad feet is expected to leave Cher
bOurg to-day for Vera Cruz.
PARIS, Dec. 27-The Council of
state IS sald 10 be divided upon the
new army scheme There are rumors
of the probable retirement Of some OF
the members.
PARIS, Dec. 27.-Maximilian has
ordered his letters sent to Mexico and
not Orizaba
AUSTRIA.
TRIEsT, December 25.-The Turks
are reported to have been again de-
feated with heavy loss by Canadian in
surgents.
BERLIN, Dec. 28.-The King of
Hanover has finally absolVed all Off
GERS of his late army from their al
legiance.
BERLIN, Thursday, Dec. 27.-It is
reported on the authority of semi
official newspaper that Austria medi- 4
tates the invasion of Turkey. -.-la
BERLIN, Dec. 28.-Prussian au-
thorities continue to arrest intended
emigrants.
-- IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Dec. 29.-An election riot