Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-04-20
New YORK. April 10. 1-2PM

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.f- New York, April 10, 12 PM.
The royal steamer America arrived at this
port to-day, having sailed from Liverpool on
the 25th ult.
The Hibernia arrived safely at Liverpool.
BY this arrival we have the following
highly important and interesting intelligence
The people of Lombardy doubling the prom
ises of the Emperor revolted at Milan, at
which place fight occurred between the mill
tary and the people. The citizens raised barri-
cades. f...s..,s. ....t. $,
b The Viceroy led the Austrian troops, who
were entirely defeated by the people.
The financial measures Of GARNER Pages are
generally approved. s s-.-ss-.ea 3a I'm. -
The King of Bavaria has abdicated the
throne. au ~ 81 iinBa' laa s,HEe
A fearful tumult had occurred at Munich
between the students, tradesmen and police.
At Dublin the monster meeting passed off
quietly. They adopted the address ofthe Mer-
rick republicans, and petitioned the Queen in
favor of repeal. The next day Smith O'Brien
and Mitchell Meagher were arrested for sedi-
ton, and put under heavy bonds for trial in
April. D. i'.9'4 - '',.
This arrest caused great excitement.
The counties ofScotland and England remain
quiet. - n.
The Rouen Bank, France, has suspended.
A permanent guard has been rendered to the
Rothchild's, and refused
tits supposed that if the people of Poland
should rise to throw off the Russian yoke, that
France will interfere. 10 .41'- nee --'.7
By decree of the French Republic, all Rus
sian and English workmen are ordered to quit
the country.
A Republican form of Government has been
proclaimed at Cracow. Four hundred po-
litical prisoners have been released. 1900
insurgents have been furnished with arms
Republican principles are rapidly advancing
in Germany, Hollandand Denmark.
Great military preparations are making
| in Russia, but no outbreaks have yet oc-
cured. ~.
The Pope of Rome has published constitu.
ton for the Governmental that country.
! Portugal and Spain remain quiet.
| English consols are quoted at ,83 3-4a 81
Funds manifest some improvement at Liver
pool. $3.50
The movements in Germany have relieved
Europe from the apprehensions which general
| ly prevailed There now remains no potent de-
pot to crush France on account of her danger
Gus examples, and peace is likely to endure fol-
some years. avid $50.
Hungary has been granted the privilege OF
choosing her own ministry. The whole country
is in grateful state of enthusiasm. The peo-
pie have showed. great sense ard forbearance
in the uninterrupted fulfilment of their desires
At Berlin, on the 22d ult., the concessions
of the king were received with universal en-
thusiasm, and general amnesty had beer
granted. Political offences had been par
doned.
! At Copenhagen the people celebrated in
great enthusiasm liberal principles and q
deputy was appointed over the former min
listers. ta at --.-
MONETARY AEFAIRs.-M Mercantile operation.
are quiet.
4 CoMMERcIAL-At Liverpool on the 24th o
March the following were the quotations. II
Corn Market only limited business was done
Prices were however unchanged. For Flou
I 26s. was regarded as the extreme price. Ii
Corn the demand was limited for description
) of White and rates were rhtaer easier for buy
ers, at &c as, and for Yellow 28s per 43O lbs
The political causes which are daily taking
place on the continent, occasioning an univer
sal interruption in trade and creates distrust il
all classes, and thereby limiting the demand
to considerable extent during the week, Blu
, to-day the demand for Cotton had improved
and the market opened at full prices. Amer
4 can quotations brought 3d.; during the wee
Cotton had declined l-Sd. 600 bales of Amer
, lean now taken on speculation and it was ex
pected 1000 for export. Sales of 25O bale
Sea Georgia at z lid, and Is stained at ID
The quotations for Upland Bonded were A g.
al SD; Orleans 3-4d., to 5 AID; Mobil
4a4 sd. ...sF .,,,f. ee.,...f ,,s
At London American provisions were ingo
\ ~
: for prime qualities Large arrivals had bee
: received from America, and agents were askin
5Sa60s for middling. Pork had improved an
! was quoted at 54a56s; bacon 5oa60s, Lar
: was lower on account of large arrivals; kee
: were sold at 60a65s.; and pound do. at 81
Cos. -..t...,,. an "a,
: The British duty on Wheat is Is. per qua
, ter. Flour As. 2 Id. The. price for prin
but maintains former quotations. Pork, Prin
i. Mess, from 60a70s.; old 48a56s.; Mess 47a66s
: Prime 38a45s, Lard is dull, fine leaf in keg
d duty paid 48a50s.; and 47a49s.. per bbl.; Ord
h nary 45a47s.; Cheese Sos; this is the top rrit
at close of Market. Best Tobacco, the quot
= tons are unchanged. The manufacturing di
If tricts wear gloomy aspect. At Mancheste
E good Yarns were offered at lower prices tha
T ever known before. Hundreds of workme
10 are thrown out of employment without al
4 prospect of immediate relief. -. .fq
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