The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

New York, June 24.-The steamer
Germania from Southampton on the
18th, arrived here this evening.
The London Times saws the mar
riage of the Princess Mary of Cam
bridge, will be solemnized on Tues
day, the 18th.
The Times of Monday says the con-
sideration of the Reform Bill in the
House of Commons will be resumed
this evening, and the first. section
coming up for discussion is that which
| deals with the qualifications & voters
in burroughs. We
The House of Commons %aill be
asked to enfranchise all ,dccupiers of
any premises of the clear annual val
ue OF FL or upwards, and an opinion
seems to have arisen that no serious
att emPt will be made to oppose the
proposition.
La France says, with reference to
the present European crisis, that if
the Emperor does not Immediately
make known his resolutions, bv d
communication 10 the great bodies of
olatesi ~ may De considered certain
thai 1i hauheT will be authorized to-
The same journal contradicts the
rumors of the French military pre-
parations, and also the rumors of an
expected Imperial message, and the
issue of a new loan to be unfounded,
and adds that should Mr. Ranker be
questioned on the policy of the Gov
ernment he viii probably only repeal
the declaration of May I'd.
AUSTRALIA telegram from Wen
ma, of June 9th, says that the Empe-
ror has addressed an autograph letter
to Prince +. Colorado, praising the
report of the Committee for the con-
troll of the public debt, and express
ing satisfaction at the order which
has been effected in the Public Debt
Department.
The passport system has again been
introduced along the frontier.
The Vienna Post announces that
the. day for the next extraordinary
session of the Federal Diet is not yet
fixed
The Press says the Emperor of
Austria has started for the headquar-
ters of the Army of the North.
It is expected that the taxes will
not be collected in some parts of the
Austrian Empire, and that other con-
cessions will be made.
The Prussian Minister of the Inte-
rior has been deputed by the King to
reply to the address in favor of peace.
The Minister says the King perceives
In these addresses an absence of that
| devotion which characterized the
Brest address, and repeats the assu-
The Prussian representative repu-
tdiated the insinuatiOn that it was the
intention of Prussia to annex the
Duchies by force, and affirmed that
Austria by her declaration of June
1st had violated all the mutual en-
gagements concluded between Austria
and Prussia. Prussia was despondent
towards peace, abdisetting the ques-
tion of the Duchies as well as that of
the Federal reform by German par
lament, but he contended that the
Diet was incompetent to deal with
those questions.
Austria could not convoke the
Holstein States, except by violating
the Gasteen Convention.
The Austrian representative denied
that Austria had violated any of the
foregoing treaties
The proposal of the Military Com
mittee of the district that Mayence
should be occupied by Bavarian, and
Rastadt by Baden troops, as well as
that a division of the Federal reserve
| should be stationed in the Bath for
tresses, was unanimously adopted.
A telegram from Munich says the
popular feeling against Prussia in
creases. Ultramat party are desirOus
that Bavaria should take part with
Austria against Prussia. Concessions
are being made by the Ministry rela-
tive to the military arrangement. The
present Ministry maintains the policy
of declaring against the power that
shall first begin war.
New YORK, June 25.-The follow
ing is the very latest per the Germa-
MIA.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-P. M.-Cot-
ton sales for two days were $4,000
bales, including 1000 to spectators
and exporters. The market was firm
at unchanged prices. Middling was
quoted at 134d.
Manchester market steady. Flour,
firm; Wheat, steady; Corn steady, at
19s@29s Cd for mixed; Beef and Pork
quiet and steady; Bacon steady; Lard
quiet and nominal; Petroleum quiet
and steady.
LONDON, June 12-P. M.-Consols
closed at 864@87a for money For
| American stock the market was nom
inal. United States 5-20's, 644@654
Illinois Cetnral, 1906; Erie, 40@41
In the Corps Legislatiff letter was
read from Emperor Napoleon, con-
tanning the following important decla-
rations: Had the Conference assem-