The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-11-08
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Later From Europe
OF TaE STEAMSHIP
New YORK. Nov. 3.

the same day. She brings 100 passengers
a nd four days later news from all parts of
Europe.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 10Th
ult the Baltic on the 2lsl. and the propeller
S. S. Lewis, from Boston, on the 2lst.
The Liverpool cootton market was de-
pressed and prices favored buyers. owing to
the CO ntinu ed pressure of the stock into the
market Sales on Monday. the Goth, were
OnO baIe.-. of which 1000 were Tor export.
There beino no speculative demand sales on
Tuesday were 1000 bales.
The dsmard Tor breadstuffs was less ac-
tive. Wheat ana -four were shade lower.
Floating cargoes OF corn were in good inquiry
At rather better prices.
The demand for beet and pork was moder-
ATE. l. ,rd dull.
Sugar inactive; prices, hover, ieave suffer
ed no decline. Coffee tvas firm, WIN iair
business.
Al London TIE money market was eas' er.
Consols advanced on Tuesday, and closed |
97ta97i.
Trade in the manufacturing district was
dull, and prices had declined.
The most interesting news in the English
papers relaS3 to the gold discoveries in Aus
tralia.
The aspect Of affairs at the Cape OF Good
Hope is still unfavorabIe. The british
troops at The Cape had met with II severe re-
pulse on The LIST oil September. The Eng
lish papers freely admit that the career OF Sir
Henry Smith is far from promising a speedy
or favorable issue of The contest raging be-
tween the conquerers and conquered.
!, The business oil removing the goods IRON
the Crystal Palace was proceeding with rap
idty. Prince Albert had written autograph
letters returning thanks 10 each OF the for
{ IN commissioners.
Kossuih hid hot arrived at SOUTHAMPTON
when te Franklin sailed. Publ enth usi-
a-m IN reference TO him had abaled creep
libly.
Lectures on Bloomersm by the ladies, and
illustrated by them Ia full Bloomer costume
was all the rage throughout England.
FRANCE.
| The ministerial crisis remains az last re-
Iported NohIng was known or done. except
ing some very limited excitement IN some
provinces which are not affected by the pres
ent state OF affrirs. Paris and the vicinity
remained perfectly tranquil.
GERMANY.
The King Of III mower was seriously i'll,
with lille hope of is recovery.
/ AUSTRIA.
Accounts from V,rnna state that the Aus
trian minister at London had been instructed
ty his g"v-rnurnr To break of all Diploma
iic inirrc ,urse n Lord P,lmerston should
give audience 10 X ,~-urh.
EGYPT.
The political d,icu,irs which threatened
In Prevent the CONSTRUCTION Of railroads be-
wreu AL xandrIa, Cair, and Su-z have
iu,lly been removed by d mutual UNDER
standing between The Sultan and Ali Pa.ha,.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3
The Sail Lake mail arrived at Indepen.
dence on the 30ih ult.. B. o. Harris secre-
tary. G. X. Brandrnburg. chief Justice P.
K. Bracchus, associate, H. X Day. Indian
agent. and Messrs. Giien aud Young are ex-
pecIed here. They have been forced to
leave the territory in consequence Of the Sc
} dnious sentiments OF Brigham Young. the
Governor. The $4,000 appropriated by
Congress had been squandered by Young.
AMI AN attempt had been made to take S23.
900 from the secretary but he would not
, comply with the demand, AN INJUNCTION from
, the court having come to his relief.
Boats report the Upper Mississippi falling.
The weather is cold, which will probably
close na vigaiion.