The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
EUROPE
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
ENGLAND.

opened firm and unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-Erie declined /;
onened 434 Illinois Central unchang-
ed at /; quoted at 81}; 5-20s un-
changed at 722; consols advanced !,
closing at g.
The Times contains long Wash
ington letter, in which the writer re-
ports a conversation held with the
President, who spoke very strongly
about justifying himself in his posi-
ton taken ON the subject of recon-
struction, and violently assailing
Congress for usurping judicial and
executive power.
LONDON, Jan 27.-Thetwo clipper
ships, Louis Walsh and Charlotte
White, which sai.ed from Calloa on a
race to Europe. have reached Gibral-
tar having made the voyage in l04
days The Louis Walsh won the race
by only 70 minutes. g0WWGD
LONDON, jan. %, (noon.)-U. S.
500 bonds have advanced sic; Erie,
declined 4 Other American seonri-
ties unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 28.-The cotton
market is frmer and quite actiyeo
The sales to day 7Will.sreaeh 10000
bales. Prices unchanged.
The Cuuard steamship China,
which left Boston on the 10Th has ar
rived here,
Thesteamship Hibernia. from Port
land the 18th, arrived here last night.
LONDON, Jan. 28.-Tt is reported
that the Greek hero, Kanaris, intends
visiting America, to thank the people
of he United States for their sympa-
thy, and to ask the Government to
send feet of monitors to the assis--
tance of the Cretans.
LONDON, Jan. 28.--Lord Derby is
i'll.
Mr.. Gladstone has returned to
England On his way home he passed
through Paris, and had an interview
with Napoleon.
The Great Eastern will sail for
America on the 20 h of March.
LONDON. Jan. 28-Evening.-5-2O -2O's
closed at 734; Erie shares declined II,
and are quoted at 42B; Illinois Cen
tralsdeclined i, being quoted at 81.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 28.-The steam
ship Pennsylvania, from New York,
has arrived.
Cotton closed firm at 14Bd for mid
ding uplands; sales to-day amounted
to 1900 bales. Breadstuffs dull
Petroleum, refined Pennsylvania,
quoted to-day Is 3D. Furpentine
quoted at 38s.
LONDON. Jan. 28.-The correspond
ence was published, to-day, by per-
mission, between James Gordon Ben
nett, Jr., and Prince Alfred.
The Prince replies, under date of
January I'D, expressing his grateful
appreciation Of the kindly feelings
aud splendid present rendered him,
but declining the generous offer,
trusting that neither Mr.. Bennett or
his competitors, or countrymen at
large, nor that the yachtmen of Eng
land, will less appreciate or less recip-
rocate the feeling Of good fellowship
which prompted the offer.
He trusts the Henrietta may long re-
main in the hands in which she has
accomplished such a triumphant sue
cess. We will do our best to find
rival to her, aud | sincerely hope that
such friendly rivalry may be the only
description OF contest in which our
respective countries may ever be en-
gagged. 1t has given US great pleas
ure 20 offer cordial reception to
you and your companions in Eng
land, and | feel assured that if my
professional duties in command of
one OF her Majesty's ships should ever
take me to your shores, / should
there meet, on the part of my brother
seamen, with reception not less
hearty than that which we have been
happy to afford you"
FRANCE.
PARIS. Jan. 26.-Minister Dix has
urged the French Government to
abandon the system of searching
strangers, baggage on their arrival in.
France.
MARsEILLEs, Jan. 28-The Ameri-
can monitor Miontonah, is now lying
in this harbor, and is daily crowded
with visitors.
PARIS. Jan. 28.-U. s. bonds have
advanced !, the quotation ranging at
765
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 27 .-Advces
received from Behring's Straits
state that the American portion of
the Russian and American Telegraph
is completed, and that the Straits will
be surveyed for the purpose of find
ing suitable place for laying a sub
marine cable. The Russian portion
of this great enterprise it is expected,
will be finished by next Autumn.
AUSTRIA.
BERLIN, Jan. 27-The Government
/ of Austria has made overtures to the
| Federal authorities with a view OF