The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-18
ARRIVAL OF THE
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lst arrived at 8 O'Clock.
Cotton is firm. The accounts OF short crops
n America and snort receipts had caused an
advance of I'd. Sales Tor the week 39, 800
bales. '~'tftf. e''A'
Provisions were improving. Beefwas held
steady, but TRANSACTIONS were not extensive
Tor most assorlments, there being no pork IN
the hands of importers. Holders asked an
advance, which had checked business. Ba-
con was much wansed. Large imports OF
lard have caused reaction, aud it is quoted
at Is als6d lower. with languid demand.
The grain trade has been exceedingly dull
during the week. Flour had receded Cd;
western Canal is quoted at 2Od2ls.
The steamer Canada had arrived out.
The Havre cotton market on the 9th ult.
was calm. Sales up 10 o'clock l4O2 bales
at firm prices. -r.,,,,
The London money market was steady
Consols closed ai.961aS63.
The Bank OF Engal.d has reduced the
rates OF interest OF stock loans to "a per cent,
while the minimum rate oil commercial secu-
rites is still 3 per cent. American securities
were without change.
The MinisteriaL Crisis From The Lon
don Standard, OF Feb. ~, we, learn the fol-
lowing:
The country will he sorry to hear that Lord
Stanly has failed 10 form new ministry. the
commission for which he has, IN consequence,
restored to her Majesty.
His lordsliip had AN Interview with the
Queen at Buckingham Palace, when his ina
blIiy TO complete his administration was made
known to her, and no doubt the whole of the
circumstances that led TO this result. Shortly
aiterward, a royal dispatch was forwarded
10 Lord john Russell. and in all probability
has again been commanded to reconstruct
his Cabinet, though We do not find any init
nation ia the Court circular that his Iordship
has hac any interview with the court yes,er-
day.
Both houses of Parliament assemble this
evening, when II is confidently expected that
Lord SIanly aud Lord John Russell will be
permitted by her Majesty to give full ex-
planatory statement as to the part each has
taken ia The duties imposed upon Them re-
spectvely by their gracious sovereign.
Ldter.-In The House oil Commons, Lord
John Russell moved ii further adjournment,
as her majesty had sent Tor the Duke Of We'll
IingIon to yet his opinion OH the present po-
stlon ofpollical parties. He proIesscd his
desire 10 maintain free trade, 10 extend the
FRANCHISE, and put the papal aggressions 10
All end but stated that Lord Aberdeen aud
Sir Jas. Graham deemed any Legislative meas
ures on the last named subject supertuous.-
This was the point on which negotiation had
failed.
| The interregnum Of Parliament still! con-
Times and may Tor a week or even month,
as TAR present appearances are concerned.
| The papal police Of the Government has
prevented confusion. which might otherwise
have taken place between Tile PeeIiles and
Wings. AT present all paries are arrayed
the Wings irritated at their defeat, The
Protectionisis at their administrative weak
ness and the PeeIiles at the inactivity OF their
members. The Duke OF Wellington, ia fact.
old az he is, can bring the present dlscordant
elements into play more successfully than any
other man iI The kingdom.
New regulations respecting passports have
| been issued. Commissioners Tor the regula-
lion OF the Spanish debt are still actively
occupied IN the examination Of the question
and with greater sincerity of'PurPose than at
any previous occasion.
| Ireland The news is OF no interest. Jno.
O'Connell calls upon The electors oil Broghea
to turn Sir w. Sumnlerville out OF The rep
resentation of that town and demand his res
equation.
| France Intelligence from Paris is with
out material interest. The Moniteur denies
that the President intends to hold review
oil 100000 men in The Bouevards, a rumor
to this effect having been circulated.
i Gen. Aupec Is gazelted for the Londo.
Embassy M. MarschaIeer for Sweden; and
M. Sartiges for the U. S.
On Sunday demonstration was made by
the students of Paris. They deposited crowns
,f.,I I,,l.
celebration. Monday was the anniversary Of
the revolution. That afternoon and night
passed eff in Paris with the utmost tranquil
Ivy,
! The committee Of the chamber on the bill
for a credit 10 the government oil three NIL
lions to deiray the extraordinary expenses
of the French army of occupation in Italy,
recommends its adoption by the assembly
The committee also state it impossible at this
time 10 fix definite term for that occupa-
!, ton.
By accounts received by deputies 1t ap-
pears that the anniversary of the revolution
of February had passed oil without the slight
, est disturbance at Orleans, Tunis aud other
places.
: The authorities refused TO allow banquets
) got up by the republicans 10 take place.
Prussia ministerial papers contra
) dict the late rumors Of warlike measures
! They State that an understanding has beei
.ffec,ed at Dresden between the agents, 81
, Prussia and Austria Rotation in The Pres
ldency had been conceded by the three pow
lers.
, The small States continue their opposition
, TO the Austrian proposIton IA
The above news is confirmed by the oflicia
Dresden Gazette. The Berlin correspond
ent of this paper confirms the late news o
|. the termInafion Of the Dresden Crisis. The
Gazette publishes an order from the war oil
, fee relating to the command and all exlraor
binary contributions aud supplies for the U :,