The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-07-26
WEDNESDAYMoRNING, JULY ae.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM Europe


Cotton had advanced I'D for all descIip-
tons. The demand was better, especial,
for the lower grades Upland fair 4sd; Or
leans It'd; Mobile 41d. The stock on hand
amounts to l06, 900 bales, which is above
the quantity for the same period last year.
Corn 30a32s Sd, with moderate demand
Meal lbs 81 a lbs Cd per Dbl. Flour 27s
I'd 2Ss, duty paid Wheat 6s 6daSs per
20 lbs. Tile present duty on -four is is PEI
Dbl. and on wheat l0d per quarter.
The supply Of beef is small; the better
qualities sell readily al S3aS7s Cd pei fierce
Bacon is active and prices are maintained /;
middles, 32a36s for good aud 3Sd40s for
fine per cwi. Lard is in demand with good
supplies; large prices are maintained, 3Sa4l 10
per keg for fine, 35a36s for ordinary.
The trade Of the manufacturing districts is
satisfactory and encouraging.
The money market had improved under
the announcement of the chancellor of the
exchequer that The government had effected
great saving ia the public expenditures, and
bad obtained revenue of million and a
half tom uae expected quarters. Securities
have fiuctuated much, consols closing al SCI
a 81.
The overland mail from Calcutta brings
dates Of May q, and Bombay of May 49,
The news is unimportant.
An express from Dublin ON Friday night
states that Tue Catholic clergy of the arch
diocese vi Tuan bad resolved TO adhere 10
Cancellation Hall OF the repea and oppose
The formation of the league. Martin was still
AT large.
oil hal In, tl.<a
general ayowing the authorship OF an article
IN the Felon.
The Irish papers are very fierce and must
attract the attention Of the authorities.
Parliamentary proceedings unimporlani.-
IIume's motion for parliamentary reform was
rejected by 81 to 35l.
In France, armed men have been discov
cred in the cellars about Paris, with loaded
muskeis and instruments for making bullets.
Tho destruction of property during the in
sunecIion is much less than was supposed al
first. The houses have been conside BILE
battered however. The following general
officers were killed during the emule; Cen
erals -Megrief, killed; Brea, assassiuaied /;
Francis, killed, Bourg6nl, died Of wounds;
Corle, wounded; Danerme has had leg am
putased; Lavoncin, Foucher, wounded; La
Tuniine, wounded, since dead. An i'm
mense number colonels aud superior officers
were put hors da combat on the 29lh. A
sentinel arrested two men in cabriolet with
an immense sum of Russian gold aud car
ridges. The men were heavily armed with
dsggers and pistols. The insurgents used
iron balls pierced with copper, which projec
ted from both sides of The balls. Chansar.
meri has been appointed chiefot The Nation
al Guards of The Seine. The National Guards
who were faithless during the rebellion, have
been discharged and disbanded The best
informed persons consider Considiere as the
chief of the late Instruction, and that Louis
Blanc was privy TO it, but shrinked from ac-
tive participation. Their organization was
most perfect. The police are making im-
portant discoveries of documents which will
show where the money came from and who
promoted the rebellion.
The Chaieaubriand Irishmen have been
transported for drilling and training.
There is nothing OF importance from Italy
CURED in Sicily, but was subdued after the
most frghliul slaughter.
Tie Archduke John has been appointed
Lieutenant General Of Germany.
The cholera is making dreadfulravages in
Prussia.
Lamariine, il is said, contemplaies travel
ling through the East.
An armIslce had been concluded between
Denmark and Germany.
WASHINGTON, July 81.
The Senate to-day passed the naval ap
probation BILL
The House was engaged in discussing
motion to reconsider the vote rejecting ,h
civil and diplomatic oil appropriations, which
was finally carried after various poliica
speeches from several members.