The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-25
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.


lean arrived out on the I'm.
Great enterest was felt in the Presidential
election. Pierce's success it was thought
would give the death kick to the Derby
Government.
The death Of Daniel w ebster elected the
notice of the English press, but not that pro.
minence it was entitled to.
FRAxcE.-The members of the Emperor's
family cannot marry without his consent.
The Constitution of 1852 to be maintained
in all that is not contrary to the present
Senators consultum; which was adopted by
sc out of 81. The President officially ac-
cepted it. His message produced an unfavor-
able impression.
Louis Napoleon, if he has no male chill
dren, may adopt legitimate children and
descendants in the male line of brothers of
Empetor Napoleon, and the illegitimatc
children OF Louis Napoleon and his descen-
de Its. In default of legitimate and adopted,
the Senator'S consultum to appoint successor.
Jerome Bonaparte has resigned the Presi-
dency o. the Senate.
The Ex-Emperor Of. Austria is i'll and
likely to die.
Atvices from Madrid of the Sd, state that
no anxiety existed relative to Crescent City
affair. A severe shock Of an earthquake
there caused great alarm and many families
took refuge ON board of vessels.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte resigned the pres
idency, expecting appointment Of High con-
stable
DEMONSTRATING cargoes of Medterra.
mean wheat held at Is advance. In Ameri-
can flour but few sales. Money-Securities
in active demand and advancing. Sugar
active, with stiff sales. Coffee steady and UNI
changed. Rice-300O casks Carolina sold at
3os.
BOARD OF TIADE.-The returns for Oc-
'tober furnish strong evidence eff unprece-
denied activity OF business. compared with
the returns of last year. The expectations
cxcelled fl,o35 ,OOo-diffused through every
branch of Industry. The imports also show
favorable state Of things.
Lacon quotes breadstuis In good demand
at full rates. Last week corn was rathar
neglected, and obtainable on easier terms.
Philadelphia and Baltimore 33s Sd; Ohio 2ss
'6da24s.
Whea,-Red IS sd@6s Cd; White IS sd@
6s Sd, aud firm. Flour shade higherj corn
Cd lower.
VINcEyprs Nov 81
The Wabash has risen one foot 10 day and
is now raining.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22, p. NJ.
The mail Is through from New Orleans.
A terrible aff.ay occurred near Vicksburp,
Mississippi. 1t commenced between Judge
James and Thos. Carneal, Jr. I he former
was fatally wounded with a bowie knife; q
son OF Judge James then shot Carneal dead.
Yeager, the Sheriff, and Roberts were
wounded by Cafneal whilst endeavering 20
stop the ARRAY.
Young James surrendered himself to the
authorities,
The people If Holmes county, Mississippi,
have subscribed by vote 100000 to the Cen.
trail Railroad,
Busfoh, Nov. 22-P. NJ.
The county prison was burnt at midnigh,
yesterday and four insane prisoners were des-
troyed.
ALBANY, Nov. 81.
Scheli's mill, at Mill creek, Niagara county
was burnt Monday night. Loss $4,000
partially insured.
SYRACUSE, Nov. %.
A boiler of a locomotive on the Syracuse
and Utica railroad exploded this morning
killing the engineer, Isreal Morgan, and bad
ly scalding the fremen. Several houses in
the vicinity were riddled by the flying frag
'ments.
Arrival of the Crescent City.
New YORK, Nov. %, NJ.
The Crescent City arrived this morning
She entered the harbor of Havana withou
molestation, and her mails and passenger
were landed without objection. Purse
Smith was not allowed on shore.
Official information was given to TIT
Crescent City that she would not be Above,
again to ent-r the harbor with Purser Smith
aboard. Lieut. Davenport replied that Smitl
would return and the Spanish authoritie
would be held responsible for the conse
'quence.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
j. H. Viner and James Shustar were al
rested and committed to-day, charged with
series of forgeries on the banks in Louisville
Memphis, Philadelphia, New York and Bos
ton, &C., TO the amount of $1,000.
Forrest 8. Sturtevant and James Brow
are implicated in the same, and are in tn
Bostonj II.
WASHINGTON, Nov. %.
Letters with money having miscarred be
tween Richmond and Baltimore, Mr.. Mcclure
Especial agent. mailed decoy letter in Vii
ginia, to banking house, containing worth
less bank bills anda marked quarter ola dol
lar, which on Saturday was traced to H. c
Wightman, in the Washington post Office.
He says he received the coin in change
He has heretofore sustained good character