The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-17
BY Telegraph to Louisville.
ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL STEAMER
AN ERIC A.
SEvEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

The royal mail steamer America arrived a,
port to-day, having sailed on the Sd inst. Sh,
made the passage in the Unprecedented short
time Of 10 days. She brings seven days later
intelligence.
Armed assemblages Of the Chartists, and
Repealers were taking place in different
parts Of England, attended with serious
riots.
The Chartest demonstration at Manchester
and London were instantly suppressed by the
police, and forbidden to hold any further meet
ings.
Mitchell has been convicted of high
treason and sentenced to transportation for
fourteen years to Hulks, island of Ber-
muda.
Mitchell's sentence has caused great deal
Of excitement. His family has been adopted
by the Irish nation,
Paris remains quiet.
Emile Thomas who succeeded Louis Blanc
in administration "Attiliers Nationeaul" has
been superseded, and sent under guard TO Bor-
storation, but the national guard preserved
peace andquiet.
Blanqui has been arrested.
The Executive and assembly have settled
their difficulties. The former must attend
the latter when forty members desire it.
Louis Blanc's participation in the May con-
spiracy has been fully established. The au-
thorities have asked the Chamber TO grant
them the Liberty to prosecute him.
The determination TO break down organized
labor creates great resentment.
The villa of the Rothschilds has been burn
ed down by incendiarism.
The Austrians defeated the Mleseans near
lake Idra.
The Danes have defeated the Germans at San
dersity with heavy loss. Many thousands are
said to have persisted, and many cannon were
captured.
Business is almost entirely suspended in
the manufacturing districts. Funds continue
firm; consols said at 81 Si3. for account.
Best cenal -four 27s Cd 28s; Philadelphia
and Baltimore 27s 27s Sd; Orleans ana Ohio
26 27s. White corn 80 34s, and yellow 81
a 36s Cd. Meal las Cd l5s. market dull, and
tendency downwards. White wheat Is Cd IS;
red 6s Sd a rs sd.
Rice IS IS Sd per 60 lbs, inactive, and in ia
vor of the buyer.
Cotton. ordinary 3 Bad; middling 80 a 81;
middlins fair Id; fair 4sd; good fair 4sd; good
4sd. Orleans ordinary3 SD; middling % a
Bad, midding fair Std; fair 40; good fair 5ad;
good 81 Cd, choice 81 I'd; market languid
and I'D lower than previous accounts The
sales of the week embrace 10000 bales. Prime
pork SIS 42s; mess 44a Sos; lard in kegs 80 a
"a Gas, in bbls 29a 43s; cheese, duty paid, as a
SIS. Turpentine Ga Is.
WAsHINGToN, June Ia, P. Nj.
The Senate was called to order at the usual
hour.
Numerous petitions were presented.
Mr. Benton offered resolution TO provide
for the return of the volunteers and regulars.
The bill to pay Curiis's Texas regiment was
passed.
The Senate then took up the Indian appro-
pration bill. The debate was upon PROPOSE
ton to establish an Indian agency, when OH
motion of Mr.. Dix, the Senate went into Ex-
ecutive session.
In the House Of Representatives., Mr.. Nc.
Gov, from the Committee Of Ways and Means
reported joint resolution relating to the man
ner of making annual Executive reports, which
was passed.
Mr.. Hampton. from the Committee on Com
merce reported bill providing for the improve
ment and survey of sundry rivers and harbors
which was read twice and referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole.
| Mr.. Ingersoll. from the Judiciary, reported {
bill providing for the taking of the next census
and also one for the purpose of inquiring into
the expediency Of constructing new hal
for the House of acknowledgement.
On motion of Mr.. Vinton. the House tool
lup, in Committee of the Whole, the naval ap
preparation bill.
An amendment was offe red, to appropriat
$4,000 TO each of the marine hospitals a
Louisville, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, ST. Louis
Paducah, Natchez, Napoleon and Chicago.
The committee then rose, and the House ad
ljourned.