Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-23
Farairn Nerva.

LONDON, March IL, A. M, via Que ans
town.--The Sundays Gazette gives a re-
port that Austria has solicited the good
offices Of England TO effect an amicable
settlement Of the question of the Dutch.
les, and that Earl Ciarenion refused.
The Gazette says that the relations
between Vienna and Berlin are strained
very tightly but that it is long way
from a diplomatic Struggle aud war Z
/ The shareholders OF the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company unanimously adopted
resolutions approving the arrangements
OF the directors with the Anglo 'Ameri-
can Telegraph Company, for laying ca
BILE this year. Upwards of one hundred
miles Of cable are being nanufacGured
per week; and the last week of June is
fixed for the Great Eastern to leave
Sheerness. Undiminished confidence is
generally expressed in Its success.
Johnson's speech at the Washington
meeting is very generally approved.
The Times very warmly. enlogizas it.
The Daily News gives very Qualified
approval, and bitterly ,denonnces Ban
crbft's Grafton.
In the House of Commons, the Parlias
mentary cath bill was read the second
time DIsraeli bad given noties of an
amendment which will make the oath
recognize the supremacy Of the Union
and the Queen, and acknowledge alle-
glance to her suceessors. t,T
The reform question is actively dis
cussed by the papers. an rTlVss s.
Gladetones announcement on the
18th, 10 anxiously awaited. - ss4g
The Pail Mall Gazette assumes that IL
is certain that the Russell Ministry must
dissolve, whether defeated upon reform
or not. AS Sc "a s@sA
The Irish police continue to carry out
their extraordinary powers with great
Vigor. Nine men were arrested I'm
Cork Just after landing from America. 3
Two Town Com missioners Of Queens<
town were arrested. ,.....r
There are various rumors as to Ste
phens. One is, that he very recently
escaped 10 France, but the police believe
him still in Dublin, and keep up
search. H * "a
The first conference in reference to
the Principalities will be held in Paris
on Che l2th. ,a-sl ssa r .ssi.aI sH Il
The Bank Of France gained during
the week nearly eighteen million francs.
The Bourse is steady. AAsa
It is stated that the Austrian Minister
of Foreign Affairs has been authorized
to make q fresh treaty with the Mexican
Government for the completion Of the
Austrian Volunteer Corps for Mexico.
BeMBAY, March THE markets are
unchanged. Exchange 2l5 sK ,s5
LIyERPooL, March Il.--Breadstuffs
are unchanged. Indian corn 3ls. Iron
ia quiet; boiler and bar lbs 15s;
Scotch pigs further advanced to 79s
Sugar is firm. Coffee is steady. Tea
is quiet but firm. Rice is rather dearer.
TallOw Is dullA s- AZ ~ - - "a
The. steamer Atlantic from New York
arrived atfCows ON the 10Th. 8asa
r The City of Limerick, ) from New X York, 4
arrived at Queenstown on the 10th. g.
LONDON, March lI.y-The Gazette re-
ports that Austria has solicited the good
| offices of England to effect an amicabIe
settlement of the Dutchies question be-
tween Austria and Prussia. Clarendon
refused. 80, % - ra-rs-rTfv n
The Gazette says the relations ~of
Vienna aud Berlin are strained very
Itightly, butisla longsway from war. s.
The United States steamer Canandai-
qua is at Belfast. ssss'