The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-23
ARRIVAL OF THE
60 A F r I G. 4
NEW YORK. MAY 10


England. debates in Parliament on
the rocket affair have cleared Kossu,h OF all
connection with il.
Sales Of cotton for the week 5000 bales;
New Orleans fair 6s. middling 81 {, upland fair
Ut, upland mi1dlng 81. The demand is fair,
and middling qualities have improved most
Sales to spectators 5 900 bales, exporters
1000. The trade in the manufacturing dis
tricts has considerably improved since our
last. Sales at Havre for the week 5000
bales. The market has recovered from the
decline noticed in our last. The sales ave-
ragged 1000 bales per day Rice--the de-
iuand is fair and holders are firm, with mode
rate sales to the trade. Flour--the demand
is moderate and prices have declined Cd per
bbl; holders are not pressing on the market;
Western canal 23s, Ohio 23s Cd. Corn
white 3Os Cd; the demand is moderate and
prices have declined Id per quarter; yellow
Is selling at 32s; the demand is fair and hold
ers are firm. Lard is in good demand and
prices are sitter; quotations are unsettled.--
Sugar is in demand at sitter prices and quo
tatlons are unchanged. Beef and pork are
dull. Money market--the demand for money
is good and rates unchanged. large busi-
ness has been done i'm American securities
No change has taken place in Ccnsols, and
rates are lOOaalOO5.
All circulars quote cotton l-l6d higher;
the market closing firm but quiet. The Man
chester markets are firm, but strikes are APP
pretended. The circulars quote the decline
in wheat at to I'd, and in flour at from to
Cd; the market closing tirmer. Corn un-
changed and in limited request. Lard quot
ed at SIS 6da53s Cd. Coffee improving; Su-
gar selling at extreme rates; Tobacco in
good demand at previous rates. Beef and
pork are extremely dull. A good business
has been dane in bacon at slight decline;
. the market closing firm. Hams and shout
ders are wanted. Cheese is higher. U. s.
IS inscriptions lO9all0. Cofee-small
sales at full rates. Breadstuffs dull and
cheaper. In the continental market holders
continue firm, but the demand is limited
Lard is enquired for at 54a55s for Western
Mr.. Duffey, an Irish NJ. p, in blunder-
ing parliamentary speech charged the gov
ernment with corruptiBg the Irish members.
His words were taken down and he was cited
to answer before the House.
A deputation from the peace conference had
solicited the Earl of Clarendon to insert in
the treaties pending with the United States, a
clause to settle all uture difficulties by arbi-
sration. His Lordshp promised the,1 to co n
slider the proposal.
The DO rd of trade returns show large
increase over Aprirs exports.
We have nothing interesting from France.
The Empress has recovered.
A difficulty exists at Hesse Cassel, arising
out of government instruction of some
members of the Deputies Chamber.
A riot occurred at an election i'm the Dis
trict Bulb, Switzerland. The civic guard at
tackled the people and many were wounded.
The Russian authorities in Poland have is
sued and ordered to confscate the property
of the absente who have not embraced the
amnesty.
Tarkey.-The affair Of the holy shrnes is
reparted settled, as Russia desired it.
The erection of ornaments is stopped
and the fleets are re called.
The Frencn fl ct is still at Salamois man.
covering to crafty the King.
Persia is preparing an expedition against
Herat.
The British ambassador announces that he
will demand his passports if the expedition
proceeds
CINCINNATI, May2l
The river has fallen inches. Weather
ctei and pleasant.
Flosr quiet. prices unchanged; common
hfapds 7Sa3 rs. Whisky lSac. lncreas.
I'd demand for provsi- rs and more firmness
in every article. Bulk meat 5asIc for shout.
aers and sides. Bacon 6aa7lc for do. Mess
pork SIS. Prime lard &c for bbls, IOIc fol
kegs.
Gardner Case.
WASHINGTON, May 30.
Conclusion 4rquaeHf-Mr. FisdaH for III
United States, and Mr.. Brady for The Defen
dant.-The defendant declined ADDRESSING tn,
jury, and after the jury examined the sigma
lures to the mining titles and other docu
mentary evidence. which, according to tn,
lsages Of this C ,urt, cannot be taken will
mem. retired without a charge from TIL
court,
The quit against John Charles Gardner i
o.come OF on Monday week, probably.
Later from CaiiSornia-ArriyaI Of tn,
steamship Illinois.
NEw YORK, May l6-The steamship Hi
,ois arrived here yesterday from Aspinwall
she brings two millions and quarter in gold
nd fur hundred passengers
Lola Montez had arrived a: Panama, e,
quite to California.
BY this arrival,..we have dates from Kingston
the 9Th inst
The steamer Elparsquay had arrived at tina
orr from Charleston having two slaves Sc
reted on board by the steward; and it ben
,ported that the captain had other slaves o
o&rd. in irons. caused much disturbance an
mob went out in boats 10 the steamer, an
SAILED her with stones; but the civil athorit
took the matter in hand, and searched tn
eanaer and finding no slaves ABOARD, quit
as restored, the mob being satisfied.
NEw ORLEANS. May 49,
proyisions-Mess pork hls declined 10 sis o. Z
Is declining, sides ..a',c.