The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-04-02
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81.

The h9rque Thomas BALLET arrived from
LVenes la last night, sixteen days from Pu-
II Tto Cabello. A letter OF the l4ih inst, says:
Business had become quite active since the
decision OF the Presidential question, which
has tended TO restore confidence To the mer-
camille community, and the impression is that
the country will continue quiet Tor period
at least. All must and will depend OH the
course Of the new Administration which has
just been installed. The brig India from the
African coast, arrived this forenoon, with IA
cargo of iron palm oil, &c. She left Bessan,
the West coast oil Africa, JAN 23J, aud Port
Praya Cape de Verde Islands, Feb. 18th,
having put IL there on account OF the sick
ness oil the captain and crew. Bessan was
very unhealthy. A BIszlian barque there
had lost nearly all her crew, and had been
compelled to employ natives TO take her TO
Cora. The Juda lay four months at Bessan.
owing to the sickness which prevailed. The
U. S. sloop-oiwar Portsmouth. bearing the
flag of Com. Gregory, AMI the u. S. brig Per-
ry. Lieut.. Foote commanding. were there
their crew IL well.
The barque Barney, from Buenos Ayres
to New York, brings dates of January 2lst,
but they contain no news OF importance.
a letter from W. A. Harris Charge d'Ac.
iairrs, acknowledges the respect bestowed by
the Buenos Ayrian Government 10 the death
Of Gen. Taylor.
The British packet ship Washington arriv-
ed yesterday at New York, from Liverpool.
with cabin and $50 Storage passengers,
making total including officers and crew, of
. 10l0. The only death on board was one
seaman lost overheard.
New York, March 81.
/ $4,000 in specie was shipped for Europe
Oh Saturday in the Hermann.
The Arctic and Franklin will take out
SS00,O09. Ii is understood that $500, 900 is
OF the way back to New Orleans.
Private letters from London mention the
money market as very easy, and oil a proba-
bility Of the Bank OF England, with more
bullion, reducing the rates of interest.
/ American stocks are in good demand, with
out any pressing on the market.
The liabilities Of Messrs. Austin e. Spicer.
who failed few weeks since. are set down
ut Sl,2U0,O00. They decline making any
statement oil their affairs.
ST. LOUIS, March 81.
a party Of gentlemen from Santa Fee,
among whom is Maj. Cunningham. u. s.
Paymaster, have arrived. They left Sait..
Fe OH the 18th ult. No news of Interest,"
The March mail was met on the Arkansas.
a party oil Indians made n decent OH DIR.
Conuelly's ranch. and drove away seven or
eight hundred sheep. The Indians are not
d.sp ised to renounce their depreda,ions, and
much DANCE is apprehended from them in
The spring. Ii is said that the APP ches aud
Utahs lave leagued for the purpose OF in
tercep'ing the Santa Fee trains. An attempt
was made by party Of Pawnees to attack
the Americans who were going from Browns
train to the Fort. They started back with a
body of men aud soon came up with the In
dians, killing some and dispensing the remain
der.
The census, just taken in New Mexico
shows G, l67 inhabitants.
New YoRK, March 81.
The typhus fever is raging in this city, and