The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-30
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ARRIVAL OF TEE
New YORK, Oct. 81,


Trade in the manufacturing districts has
improved slightly.
Yellow corn 29s; white do Cos. Lard 72s
Consols l00al00a.
The Niagara's news out caused an advance
in cotton, aud the Pacific's news, which ar
rived on the 18th, a further advance.
Wheat advanced !; flour Id.
Provisions are dull. New prime mess beef
l09s; new prime pork at 74a77; Western
los; Bacon 4Sa49s; Lard 62s;. superfne do
Cos A large business has been done at i'm
proved prices.
A despatch to Trieste states that 5000
British troops landed at Herat in the Persian
Gulf, who are supposed to have been sent TO
prevent the Persans from threatening the in
dependence of Herat.
Twenty-four political prisoners were shot
at Sanigola.
In China an Instruction is under full
Roadway.
1t is rumored that the Government will
make movement to extend the franchise by
income tax o. wages ofone pound and above
per week, comforting votes on the PAYERS.
A strong organization in the new Parlia-
ment is in favor of the ballot system.
The yacht America defeated the new Swe-
dish yatch 20 minutes.
The challenge ofthe owners of the Ameri-
ca has been accepted by the Volante and thc
new iron yatch Disowned.
The Earl Of Carlisle has written preface
to Uncle Toms Cabin, intended to neutralize
the criticism of the London Times.
FRAScE.-The accounts OF Napoleon's re-
ception are dazzling. His speech at Bordeaux
was placarded throughout Paris.
The titles of high nobility 10 the ministers,
n 4 l~x.I, 49,
first act of the new Emperor, Louis Napoleon,
who will enter Paris in triumph on the 10Th.
The subscriptions in Spain for the families
of those killed and wounded in the Lopez az
fair amounts to 45I 900 diasters.
DENMARK.-I. is rumored that the X m in
tends Ia abdicate, the constitution being too
liberal for his liking. Prince Christian, of
Guckburgh, will be his successor.
AUsTRIA.-The correspondent of the Lon
don Times, says. The American Government
is not prudent to leave their citizens without
some protection.
Observation-Disclosures between the citizens
and police, with loss of life, are reported.
GREEcE.-N regulations for the succession
To the throne, between, Bavaria, France,
England, aud Prussia, are in progress.
Abbot Lawrence ani fImiy are among the
passengers by the Niagara.
The schooner Creole under British colors,
but owned by Americans, was brought into
Halifax Us prize by the British steamer.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
The Webster meeting in the Exchange
was largely attended. Speeches were made
by Mayor Jerome and Hon. David Stewart
Resolut ons of coincidence were passed and "a
committee appointed to make arrangements
Tor suitable public testimonials.
The Republic, of this morning, says: awe
have the best authority in saying the Cabinet
has taken strong grounds in regard to the
treatment of the Crescent City at Havana
and have no doubt it will be followed by
speedy redress for the wrongs complained of.
There will be no backing out by the Admin
istfation, and the rights and honor of the
Country viii be indicated. Lieut.. Porter was
ordered to Washington to give full informa-
uon to the Government, and it was done at
his own request. He HIS been transferred
by the owners to the Georgia.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
President Fillmore has written letter,
calling on his trends TO rally to tho support
ofScott, and to send Wings to Congress to
support SCOTS administration; also, express
ing confidence in his success.
Private letters to-day from Ohio and Penn
sylvania give the most encouraging accounts
OF the progress of the canvass.
Boston, Oct. 81.
Web-ter's remains were yesterday re-
moved to the State Library. Gov. Boutwell,
will attend the funeral.
The Webster executive committe las: night
after various propositions Tor future action,
II pI IN aad in 81
same as if Webster was living.
CCNUINNATI, Oct. 81. NJ.
The r yer has fallen 3inches. Ithas been
raining had ali day.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 81, III.
The liver here and the upper streams are
falling.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 81, p. H.
The river is unchanged since noon. The
weather damp.
LOUISVILLE, o Ct %,
Business still continues dahl.
Inc TRANSACTIONS in b1gEg and rope -four and grair
are IN small lots at about former rates.
Nothing doing Ia provisions.
Sales of 20 hhs sugar in The last two days at 3 SIC
Sales of about 100 bags coffee at sc.
ihe s,les OF raw whisky Yesterday were at Es99l7c.
sales " eslern Reserve Cheese ~ &C.
CINoISSATr, Oct. g, N.
Flour firm at - 10 Whisky udyanced 10 I6le Sale
of ehces &C. Batter - else for fair; 2fa or choice
Hogs aTe firm at 50 - for Nov embcr delivery.
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(UST RECEIVED,
u M Pipes pure Brandy assorted;
10 do
> bbls American do
ID do sweet Malaga Wine;
80 bbls superine Madison -four;
80 do Cincinnati and Louisville WHISKY; for sal
by sePt23 GRAHAM " FARRELL.
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