The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-17
1ELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP ILLINOIs.

New YORK, Jan. Is.
The Illinois has arrived. The Tennessee
at Panama on the SOth, S2,2OO,OOO She
spoke the 5. s. Lewis on the ED
Another earthquake occurred at A capulco
on the 2sth, doing considerable damage.
The British sloop of war was at Acapulco
with 100000 in specie for Panama.
China dates are to the 3lst OCTOBER
Pirates were committing outrages at Ming
20 and other points. A battle had been
fought with the pirates and the Portuguese
fleet sent to capture them, but they escaped
In consequence or storm.
The rebels in the provinces have captured
several towns
The export of tea form Shanghai to the
United States, from July LIST to October 2S;h,
is ten and quarter million pounds.
The Illinois left Aspinwall on the Sd and
Kingston on the 9th. Among the passengers
Is Col. Moore, Postmaster at San Francisco.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
HALIFAX, Jan. II, 3, P. NJ.
The Arabia with dates { f the LIST inst, Put
in here short of coal. Size had heavy wealth
or, and brings AZ passengers.
LIvEBPoOL-Cottond dull at partial decline
of LIS on American qualities; salos of the
week 5000 ba.es.
The news by the Arabia is unimpOrtant
owing t. the holidays.
He I'D, Lola Montez's husband, was drown
cd at Lisbon by the upsetting of yacht.
Count Videnenva Governor OF Cuba is
dead.
Kossuth's mother died at Brussels on the
2S,h. The Belgium Governm mt refused to
permit KoSSuth to meet Ter.
The Calcutta mails are 10 the Esd of No
yember, and Bombay to December 3D. There
is, however, no news.
The Cotton IN rket was dull all the week,
and prices favor buyers at partial decline of
Lilo on American; the daily sales number A.
OJ0 bales, and for the week $4,000, OF which
spectators took 700, parties 400. The
stock is about $4,000; for Orleans Cd, Mo-
bile, 81 =, Upland SD. Grain White wheat
rs 81 red u 3d. FL ur Philadelphia ana Bal
timOre 2Ss 6d@2Js. Market quiet and prices
dull
WAsHISGT]Y. Jan. ID.
Mr.. Cas- resolution calling fer Information
touching the Squire's Treaty was taken up
and passed.
Dir OWNS bill proposing the construction
&C railroad from Mississippi river to the Pa
cific, was taken up. Dir. G. made lengthy
speech in its favor. Mr.. Seward urged prompt
action in the matter; Mr. Cass also favored
the project, while Mr.. Butler opposed it,
Nc. Rusk supported the bill, and pro posed va
ro S amendments. The subject waspoatpo-
ned till Monday.
Hogse.-Took up the bill to prevent frauds
on the Treasury.
Various amendments were adopted, When
they adjourned.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Is, p. NJ.
The freight train from Cleveland to Colum-
tus, ran over a tree at Lagranoe,the locomo-
tive and two cars were precipated into Z
ditch, much damaged. No persons were in
jured. The train was delayed twelve hours. !,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is.
No New York Railroad trains arrived to-
day, the track being blocked up with snow.
NEW YORK, Jan. IL.
The storm continues to rage Violently
Tie accounts from the interior, state that the
storm has been violent all along the line OF
the Like Erie railroad, and in some places the
snow is II inches deep.
The Asia has been detained and will sail
to-day.
BosroN, Jan. l3.
1t is thought that Everett's chance for the
'Senatorship is not promising.
New ORLEANS, Jan. IL.
Mess pork Sl7 50@Sls. Ba on sides Ga
Ole. Lard-bbls lO@ lOSc. Whisky 2Oc.-
Fair sugar 44c. Rio coffee 9@9Ic. Rope
adyancing-sale5 at 6l@63c; bageing lsc.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 49,
Flour-Ohio unsettled at 81 90@S5.-
Corn steady at57c. Mess pork Sl7 5O@SIs
Bacon sides at 94c. PRIME lard, bbsIGi. kegs
lI&c. Whisky 20. Fair sugar 4ac. Prime
molasses 23c' Rio cofee-50O bags sold al