The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-19

NEW ORA, July 10, VI.
The Asia arrived w.th % passengers and
Liverpool dates OF The 81.
Coitoa-De demand moderate; sales on " ed
nesday were , 800 bales, Thursday 1000, FRI
day morning $3.50, anG before the market
closed 5000 OF 5000; price for fair Orleans
62, middhng Orleans e, id.r Mobile J, Inl--
ding Mobile 4. FioIr-t air amount OF
business done; prizes Father iayor sellers
Corn-YeilOw scarce at 81 dovaue White
neglected Wheat-Red is =, WHIT 6s d
@6s 3d. There is nothing new IN bacon,
beef. or pork Lard-Tne sales are at 5Os9g
5Ss for line; the stock is small. Coffee
Good demand. Rice-Fair demand. Sugar
firm. Tea-Fair business at full prices.
Tobacco, moderate demand; prices IN
changed. Tallow, active at tuil prices.
LOadoa.-Engl.sh wheat, 43@ 40s Tor white,
4O@43s for red. Coffee inactive; prices
barely maintained. n ruInor o! an attempt
ITO assassinate Napoleon slightly Influenced
the money market. Consols closed Friday
NJ, IOOItd 1901 for money and account
American stocks quiet The trade in Nm
. chester and the districts is BY 10 means ac-
. tive. The demand for yarns Is equal TO the
production. Heavy goods tend downward.
The Parliament was prorogued by the
Queen in person. Her speech is longer than
usual and more hOTery. She states that
Britain receives the most friendly assurances
from foreign powers, touches upon the diff
culties of now settled and the necessity o.
war with Brmah, that treaty had been
formed with the African king Dahomy to
suppress the slave trade, expresses satisiac-
ton with the passage of tie militia bill,
thanks the Commons for supplies, alludes to
the Australian gold, &C., &c.
A dreadful riot occurred at Stockport be-
tween the Roman Catholics and the Psotes-
tants. Sixty were killed and wounded
Houses were sacked, and the C. .tholic chap
Ell was sacked, the furniture, &c, being
burned. The military were called cut and
restored quiet. Cavalry troops were ordered
to occupy the town. The cause OF the riot
grew out OF i'll feeling engeGdered by the re-
cent Proclamation ofthe Queen against Cath
olics.
y collision in the Thames between the
steamer Duchess of Kent, with 200 passen-
gers, and the Antwerp steamer, took place,
in which the former was sunk, anl some few
passengers were lost
Five arrivals from Australia bring sc, 900
ounces of gold.
The French war steamer has been, con-
= t-ary to treaty, permitted to pass the Dardan-
Giles.
Fresh troubles have broken out in Africa.
The U. s. steamer Jucinto was in the har-
Dor of Naples on the 18th of June, and would
soon sail for the st.
Mr.. Norris, IT, s. Minister at Naples, has
returned from Greece.
The Morning Chronicle announces that OF
Thursday nj sht ii prisons were arrested IL
house in Rue Refine Blanche Paris, anC
that these arrests were followed up by more
and that all are eovelop I'd ia my stery. 1t ha.
since been ascertained that hey were con
spirators engaged to make an Internal ma
chine to kill Louis Napoleon.
Liverpool Saturday Jaiy 3i.-Cottoa-1e
mand shad- better ,quot4tions readily obt Aiu
ed. Sales 5000 bAie. Gardner IuOtes vel
ltw corn adv-ncs Is; wheat | Q ID; lard ESQ
3s, and NV held at 5Ss@ 59s; PORK advance,
3s9 5s y Ii.