The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-27
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE
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New YoRK, March "a

The Arctic, from Liverpool arrived on
Sunday morning, and brings dates of the
9th inst. Among her passengers are John
Monroe, bearer of dispatches from the U. s.
Legation at London, and MIR. Feaning, bear
er Of dispatches from the U. 8. Legation at
Paris.
Queen Victoria was en- route to Osborn
House, Isle Of Wight; just before the Frank
lin saluted the royal yacht with 81 guns, as
she passed.
ENGLAND.
Lord John Russell, on resuming the reins
Of Government, stated, in the House of Com
mons, the new features Of his poicy-to re-
peal the income tar, which yields near $780,
600, and to impose a duty on corn, which
would cost the country at least three times
that amount. In regard to the ecclesiastic
titles, it 10 determined to strike out the clause
which renders morbid all deeds executed un-
der the prohibition style and title; and the
third clause, by which property left or con-
veyed to persons bearing these illegal titles,
10 forfeited to the crown.
A letter from Kossuth has been received at
London, relative to the Hungarians who had
arrived at Liverpool, which shows that when
those men left Shumla they did 80 with the
intention Of going to America. In this letter
Kossuth expresses the wish that Mr.. Pulls,
Secretary Of the Navy, exert himself with
view Of those people being sent to America,
and prevent them living on aims. which
would be degrading 10 themselves and to the
cause they had been engaged in.
Barring & Bros Circular of March 7th says
the demand tor almost every thing Of Colo
NAL and American produce has been extreme
ly limited this week, and with few exceptions
the tendency Of prices has been downward.
The late Ministry have resumed Office, and
this evening. declaration Of their policy
will be made in Parliament. when we shall
know whether the proposed change in coffee
duties will be persevered in.
BY the overland mail, we have received
adyIces ofFeb. 23d, and Calcutta to the 25ih
OF January. Money has been in less demand,
and rates o: discount are unaltered.
The corn trade remains in greatly de-
pressed state. About two thousand quarters
Of wheat of the coast, principally from the
Black Sea, is Offering at reduction of pre-
yious prices. The weekly average Of Eng
lish wheat was 36s per quarter.
Flour is dull, and prices are uominally the
same. Indian corn IL in limited demand.
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
The Student outbreak, at Stockholm, Is
said to have had no particular bearing, but
was a mere riotous festival. which was con-
troIIed by the police. A Socialist outbreak
in Norway. near Levenwen, was more Sc
rious.
PRUSSIA.
Advices from Berlin, mention the arrival of
an Austrian Dispatch which is a vague and
unsatisfactory answer to the late PROPOSE
ton. 1t 10 stated that this dispatch has con-
irmed The Prussian Government in its reso-
luton to insist on their rights, and prefer to
return to the old diet to any unsatisfactory
arrangement.
Letters from Bucharest, Of the 18th ult..
state the troops Of Russia and Turkey will
evacuate the prlncipaIi,ies after tins mea-
sure.
The Sultan is resolved to oppose, with force
Of arms, any attempted occupation ofthe prin-
cipallties OH the part Of Russia.
ROME.
The recent story ola plot to assassinate
the Pope turns out 10 have been q notion Of
an old woman who lived az servant with the
Mr. Bassett, the Protestant clergyman.
SWITZERLAND.
The Federal Consul to the Representatives
OF the Northern powers have revoked the de-
cree Of July, lSlS, which made il obligatory
to the CantOns to receive and harbor political
""itives. They have slso confirmed the late
enioining confinement and expulsion
iiives.
TURKEY.
IA Of the 18th state, the
rendered to the Sui