The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-14
EUROPE.
y the Atlantic Telegraph.
The Great Reform Demonstrations
No Cheers for ROyalty-Great OVa-
81 tlOn at the American EmbaSsy's-
Manhood Suffrage Demanded. aa
, 81 4 H. u g q 81 ! I :
ENGLAND.


l9HC ENGLAND. .aA94a .a.aet
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 12!-Cotton clos
ed fat; middling declining TO 144;;
Orleans, 14ac. s,fr,f ~ .5g,is I'M
Advices from Manchester unfavera-
Bile. 3a93 s2a.is.l .slitfa''
Breadstuffs generally quiet and
steady. American corn considerably
declined. Prices: 39s Cd for mixed
white and yellow. Beef frmer and
more active. Lard unchanged. Tall
low dull. Petroleum quiet at Is 5d@
Is cd, for white refined.
LONDON; Feb. F13.-Tt is reported
that Ismael Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt,
demands that he be made virtually In
dependent of the Porte. a,,A r 4
! The Fenian arrests continue, and
many new arrests were made yester-
day, including two ex-oficers of the
COhsoIs. 81; 5-2os, 733aa; Illinois
Central, 8l3; Erie, 391. ,o1q SIS Slp gn
LONDON, Feb. 13,-More, trouble is.
expected at liverpool Sympathizers
with the Fenian movement say the
docks are to. be blown up. g4T2nT
I, LONDON, Feb. '13.9Liberal organs
generally .denounce che plan Of reform
,anhodnced by D'IsraeliScIo Z
An American ship has left Span
ish port for Gambia, for the purpose of
removing the suffering families of, the
Christians from che Island.
LoxppN FeB ge- e-Eyenihg CBhK
|sols closed at 81 for money; 5-20s 734
Illinois Central 81a Erie 393.ioA u.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 13-Evening.-
Breadstaas quiet s CORN 39a Cd Sfdrl
mixed ;stallow AS for American: lard
50s per cwt.; bacon t43sl per cwt. for
middles; linseed oil BIS 10d per ton;
spirits t9rpeutineS S3Ssa per lcMt. fosin,
common, 9s Cd per 112 brls.; petrole-
UNI .srefned, Is 6dper gallon hv5
LONDON, Feb. 12.-The Reform
demonstrations on Monday was a great
success There were 10000 persons
in the procession, and the streets were
lined with more than 100000 specta-
tors. American, French, and Italian
flags were carried in the procession.
During the march, the bands played
Yankee Doodle, Marseilles, John
Browns and the Garibaldi Hymn. 7'l
The Prince of Wales and OPrince
Alfred observed the display from the
United Service Club, but their pres
ence,elicitedsno cheers. SatsesFAN'
A superb ovation took place at the
American Embassy All men in
the procession took off their hats as
they passed. 'A'-
The following notices, literally
displayed on the banners, indicate the
sentiments of the people mo Surf
render;"' "'gss Liberty, Equality, Fra
ternity;" Manhood Suffrage; :"
Serfdom isyInfamous !" The Voice
of the People can not be Opposed
with Safety; '"'" "Disobedience to Ty-,
rants is Duty to God" " :. Taxation
Without Representation is Tyranny"
Liberty to Those Who Dare De-
mand lts6' Trustain God and Keep
= The 'procsssions marched il u the Ag-
ricultural Hall, where an immense
meeting was held. Thirty thousand
persons were present. A letter was
lCdu HUN OOuH DbudTI ulll. lieu.
O'Donohue, Mr. Potter and Mr.. Tay1
lor made speeches. Resolutions were
passed denouncing the Derby Govern
ment and demanding manhood suf-
frage.
8 ii. ITALYxF agVEg.Ya
FLORENCE, Feb. 13.-The Italian
Parliament is dissolved, and the cleo
ton for members of Parliament is Or
dered on the 10th of March.
The Italian Diet is prorogued to the
18th of February. - t'
Baron Risasoli. Chief Minister, has
reslsaed at the Kings request.
IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Feb. 13.-SeEenty sup
posed Fenians were arrested yester-
day on. the arrival of the mail boat
from Holly Head. a r4, I,
PRUSSIA. 5q -isd.
BERLIN Feb 13.-Tn the election
yesterday for members of the North
German Parliament, the Liberals car
ried this city. Y l'-oE
! sbaa1a 19dle GERMANY sFaa GGAi
iax sFRAEKFoRT, Feb. 13-Eyening.-
.TInitat1 Sfa&os hov.Je reg -, 80 =, ~.