The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-14
Arrival Of the
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HALIFAX, Nov. IL.
AT HALIFAX.


$4,000 bales, of which spectators TOOK
5000 and exporters 1000 bales. The IN: r
ket was firm for the better qualities; the low
er qualities had declined. Breaddutfs had
con -iderabiy advanced during the week and a
large business had been done. Provisions
were unchanged.
The Eastern question was more threaten.
ing.
A col ision had AIKEN place on the Danube
between Russian vessel and the Turkish
fort Colmel. Three Russian officers and
twelve sailors were killed and forty wound
ed.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 90.
Breadstufs-All qualities had considera.
bly, advanced d. ring the week. A large bust
ness was doing at the advanced price; wheat
had adv anced Cd to Is and corn advanced 2 a
canal hour 37s Cd; Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Ohio 37s; extra brands sSs Cd. Corn
fine whit 46s, yellow ass.
Provisions and beef unchanged, with q
moderate business at previous rates. New
prime mess beef 95s, in pork no sales.--
The bacon market was dull with declining
tendency. Lard was unchanged. Sales Of
the week 200 tierces at SOS.
Tallow-All qualities had slightly declined
say Is, and The market was dull.
Spirits turpentine dull AZ 57a58s.
Rosin dull, sales of $4,000 bbls common
at Is lid lbs for fine.
Glover seed firm at 53sa56s.
Rice unchanged, with moderate business
at previous rates, say 22a25s.
Sugar and coffee dull with declining ten
denotes.
The tea market is firm with an upward ten.
dency.
TIE Manchester market was unchanged.
At Havre superfine tennessee flour sold
at 45a5Os. White wheat 80 SAT.
The English money market was fuctuat-
ing. Cohsols for money and account 9lS n
9l3.
RaScE.-Every thing was prepared for a
great expedition to Constantinople, but no
orders will Ge given to march, unless new
circumstances rendered IL necessary.
Letters from st. Petersburg sneak of a
strong desire of Count Nesselrode to open
further negotiations.
1T was repor ed at Paris that Emperor
Nicholas had abdicated in favor of the hercdi-
tary Grand Duke. 1t was doubted, but had
its effects to give firmness to the market.
D. Killers has succeeded Laconi as French
minister al COnstantInople.
1t was reported that tn, Gar had sad, in
answer to a request of England and Frarce
to evacuaie The principalitics, that he would
rather back out than Fl ght there.
The combined fl let's ave anchored in the
sea of Marmora.
The Turkish Cover ment is said to have
declared the NOV menis of the fleets nnin-
telliglble, unless S allies. They are appre.
hens!ve the safety of the Sultan. The
Turks Government undertakes to guarun-
tee the Suitan's safety and have no use for
fleets at Constantinople, eScep' as a tive al
lies. This avowal of the presence Of the
q cts in any other light would he an avuwnl
of weakness that would arong Turkey in the
eyes Of Europe.
The Turkish Minister in France resigned;
Saffete lasha succeeds him.
There had been much running to and fro
of courers. but little news had TRANSFERRED.
II was rumored that the four powers had
drafted a new proposition Tor the settlement
II the question.
{. The King of Belgium is said to be exert
ing his influence Tor am am. cable ADJUST
ment.
A Brussels Geographic dispatch of the goth
says it was reported 1T Vienna that skirmish
had occurred on the Danube.
Turkey bad prohibited the exports of col n
There was no fleet at ,ConstantinopIc on
tie lot. Ii was not be lieved that any pitch.
ed battle had been fought
The Turkish Government displayed much
military sagaci'y and had officially recogni-
ed Schamyl and theirs, the Circassian chiefs
VIII had sent arms and II unitionS.
The Hungarian General, Guyon, has been
sent as Lieut.. General to Asia
The Russians had 10000 men a. Buchar.
est and were estahli hing a strong reserve
All commanders had joined the respective
corps.
The Pontoon corps had left Bucharest for
the Danube, $4,000 Russians had landed at
redoubt Kale.
Benedict ons were usually preceding ac-
tive service.
| BUCHAREST, l0.-The new Greek Patri.
arch his been invited to atten a meeting OF
the Sutan's cabinet.
The Grand vizer publishes an order call.
ing on the inhabitants of Constantinople to
preserve order and pray for success for the
Turkish arms and to protect the Christians
from insult.
II is now stated positively that the Hussi
SLAMS and not the Circsssisns were defeated
IN the recent engagements.
Persia had dsbanded her army on the Turk,
ish frontier.
a subscription was collecting by the Brit
lsh Tor testimonials to Capt. Ingraham.
The steamer Argo had arrived from Aus
tralia with half a million sterling.
The date from Por, Philip was to Aug. "a
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
NEw YoRK, Noy. Ii.
Dunbar (Dem.) is elected to Congress-
The Second District is doubtful, but Dav
(Dem.) has nearly GOO majority in the city
Marigney has majority in tho city Of Pough
keepsle.
New iokK, NOV. IL
As near as heard from, the State Sena,,
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