The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-24
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER.
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HALIFAX, Aug. 20.

The steamship Europa arrived at this port
at 10 o'clock last night She sailed Tor los
ton at halt past r. Her dates from LIVER
pool are to the 10th inst Inclusive.
The cotton market was quiet during the
week and American descriptions below far
receded Id. The total sales were 5000
bales, Of which Spectators took 1900 and
exporters 1000.
| Gardner & Co.'S circular, OF the 9th, says:
THE weather has been variable and show
cry during the week and there have been
large arrivals OF wheat from the South oil
Europe, so II at the forward tendency thus
caused on the one hand has been counter
balanced on the other and prices remain the
same as previously quoted for wheat and
-four. Indian corn. Influenced by the report
of potato blight advanced I'd to Is per quar-
ter.
Business was fair in the manufacturing
districts, and the prospect for an abundant
harvest was generally good except potatoes,
for which serious apprehension Was lelt.-
The rot is reported to be spreading in the
South of Ireland
The steamer Atlantic arrived out in 10
days and S hours, running time.
New York, Aug. 81.
The steamship Europa arrived here this
morning AT half past o'clock, from Liver
pol and Halifax.
Barings Circular, dated London, the 9th,
quotes Pennsy lvania fives dull at S2aS4; Ohio
skies. l05a106, and Maryland SKIES 90a9l.
ENGLAND.
The composition Of the new Cabinet at
Washington is looked upon with much favor
by the leading English statesmen.
IRELEND.
The "Irish Inert'' right conference is in
session at Dublin. What the conference of
tered as a proposal. is equivalent TO a social
revolution. placing the land in the hands OF
the people. Agitation has commenced,
which will engulph all the petty plans of the
present government The conference is COM
menCed and the crops promise well.
FRANCE.
Several socialists ia Paris have been punish
ed for threatening the lives of Representa-
tves. The cholera had nearly disappeared
from TouIon. The corn harvest is now about
half over. and it is said, will not be as plenti-
iul as was expected.
A private letter from Gen. Dembinski,
states that the Turkish government, at the
demand of the Austrian and Russian gov
ernments. has ordered him to be removed
where Kossuth and his companions are con-
flied.
A great legilimist conference is being held
at Weisbaden. The delegates are circling
round the Count de Chamberg. M. Guizol
is among the number.
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
: No change has taken place in the position
of the armies at the last dates. The Dan
sh force is estimated at about Al coo men,
, The ardor of the Holsiein cause is said 10 bs
: unabated. If in the next battle, WiIIison
should be victorious and cross the river Eng
land and Russia will probably interfere. and
should the Danes triuml h and push into
Holstein, the Prussians and Hanoverians vii
! be likely TO attack them. Should either Rus
STA or England be compelled &c interfere. Their,
is reason to apprehend that revolution
would break out in Germany. which her pres
ent rulers will not be able to control.
!, We learn from Berlin, that nearly 20(
officers from various branches have gone Il
Join Gen. Wilson and the Holsteiners.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Vienna cabinet seems to he for peace
There is nothing talked Of but reduction o
the army and retrenchment Of lis expend
lures.