The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-20
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
Arrival a the steamship Asia.
Nrv Yopr. Nov. 10,


NEW YORK, Nov. l9.
The steamship Asia has arrived.
Parliament met on the 4th. Chas Shaw
La Fevre was chosen speaker of the House..
No other business was transacted.
The application for habeus corpus In the
case Of Baronett and Eltains, seconds in the
late duel, was refused.
Father C;ayazzi is on the eve of embarking
for America.
FRAscE.-The Senate met on the 4th.-
fen members voted that they should be con-
suited in regard to the Empire. III. Fould,
Minister of State, declared that the Govern
rnent did not oppose the proposition, which
was then referred to special committee,
whose report would be- presented on the 9Th:
1t is stated In Paris, as certain, that the Sem
ators consulted will declare the imperial
crown hereditary in the p, rson of Louis Ma
poleon and his male descei ldants; and in the
event of his having no mae heirs, then in
the person of bis adopted SO u. Should the
latter die childless, then in the person of Elk.
King Jerome and his family.
Victor Hugo and others are out in circu-
cula-, warning their brethren not to vote TOR
Empire.
SPArS.-The Carolina sailed from BARGE
Iona on the 26th ult., having 500 soldiers on
board, to reinforce the garrison of Cuba.
The King of Sweden IS dangerously ill,
and it is deemed necessary ID appoint in the
interim Regency for Sweden and Norway.
General Concha has declined to attend
Wellington's funeral, and the Spanish army
will be representation the occasion by the
Duke of Ossina.
Nine of Ed. Murray's fellow prisoners were
shot on the 25th ult.
Three ships are reported by Telegraph
70 have arrived from Australia. Dates no
later than those therefore, received.
The London Leader has reply to The
Times comments the Presidential election
in the United States.
Lsnaes JMarkets.-white wheat Is Sd; red to is
Corr, yellow, 3ia32s white a2sa33s Cd. Provisions
Beef e lady, with low stock; prime rs 6d9
s5s; bacon shoulders 2ocS3Os hams 3sa4ss; cheese,
middlng, 3ss4is. American cloversoed and in
demand.
The Manchester markets were quiet.
The Havre cotton market nrm; the sales stiount-
ed to Ia 900 bales. There large transactions u
States soeksohio 6s IS I07 1885, Pennsylvania IS &c!
@s7l; United States per bonds CO; cohsois Ia 4,
premium, closing at &c.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
The Republic says that the Lobos Island
difficulties have been settled satisfactorily,
the American Government having deserved
lly acknowledged the sovereignty of Peru to
that aud other Islands, and Peru, in re turn
stipulated to supplyA merican vessels charter
tered for guano, on highly advantageous
terms.
The steamer Princeton, now at Norfolk,
will sail in few days for Madrid en- route for
Japan.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 10.
The steamer Isabelle has arrived from Ha-
vana. She left on the morning of the 18th.
The Crescent City was near the entrance
of the harsor at Havana, and Spanish
steiner was bearing down towards her.
1t is supposed from inform alton received that
she Esigft enter without further trouble,
as considerable uneasiness was felt in Ha-
'wana in consequence of her non-arrivsl when
due, and it was thought she was ordered not
t. touch shore. II was said that the Capt.
General would not further interfere with her.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
No mail south of Charleston. The Nor
folk Beacon contra&cts the report of the
depth of Capt. U pshur, Of the war steamer
Spizxia. At last account Is he was still alive.
The City Council held an extra session to-
day. and rendered u Inequalities of the city
TO Gen. Pierce. They appointed a commit
tee to make arrangements for his reception.
BosroN, Nov. Is, 4 P. NJ.
Advices from the Rio Grande, by the arri-
val of the Buenos Ayres, state that an at.
tempt has been made in Mexico to overthrow
the government of Uragua, who was absent
at Santa Fe. Civil war was apprehended.
CONCORD, Nov. I8.
The Supreme court has declared the liquor
law passed by the Legislature of this State
as unconstitutional.
NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 4 p. M.
The Havre packet ship Gallia, bound from
New York to Mobile, was totally wrecked
ON the 9th inst. on Greenturtle Key.
PIrTsBURG, Nov. Is.
John and Flonora Cauley, on second trial
! for the murder of the Cathbert children, were
acquitted to-day, but liberated yesterday.