The Evansville daily journal., 1853-01-25
TELEGBAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE EUROPA.
HALIFAX. Jan. 81.

HALIFAX, Jan. 81.
"ae Europa with dates Of January Sth, has
arrived.
Corn was dull, and had defined 4d. Whea
declined Sd. Western canal Flour 27s; Ohio
2I@29s; white Wheat 7s@7s Cd; red IS s l0
7s2d; yellow and mixed Corn 33s ida ass;
mess beef 70s; Lard scarce and nominal at
Cos. Potash 26s Sd, pearls 2Ss.
The Niagara arrived on the Sd and the
Arctic on the 7th.
The Herman put back to Cowes considera-
bly, damaged.
A superb banquet was given by the Cham
Der OF Commerce of Liverpool to the meri-
can minister, Mr.. Ingersoll. The Earl of
Derby made a lengthy speech on the oc-
casion. A similar affair took place at Man
chester on the 7th.
Tne elections are mostly over. The former
old members are reelected.
The Manchester Commercial Association
have petitioned the Foreign Office to remon-
strate against the Emperor of Morocco's
bitrary interferences with trade OH his coast.
The mail steamer from Australia, with
over million sterling, is pact due, and great
anxiety is felt for her safety.
The ladies of Leeds have an address, upon
slavery, to the American ladies'. The Amer
ican ladies in Milan, Italy, held meeting
and sent spirited reply to the Duchess of
'Southerland's address.
Head, drowned i'm the Tagus, was not Lola
Monies husband.
The ministers of Austria, Prussia ant Russia
have presented their credentials to the Empe-
ror of France.
The Car formally refused to use'the term
"Brother," but compromised by writing Mon
sieur Ami"
All the continental governments have re-
cognizsa Napoleon's government.
The Emperor replied to the Popes nuncio:
81 trust, under Divine Providence, to be able
TO develop the prosperity of France and secure
peace to Europe"
In Algeria much fighting has taken place.
The Spanish revenue has fallen off in the /
year 100000 reals.
Conclusion Of Thursdays Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20
HoUsE-The business on the Speakers
table was gone through, with an effort to
take up the French spoliation bill, which |
failed. 1t is thought it will not be reached
this session. The investigation relative to
the completion in building the Capitol ex>sn-
sion will make some more startling disclo-
sures. Three assistant engineers died at the
navy yard, Tuesday.
WAsHIN9ToN, Jan. 81.
SESATE-The Senate took Nv the bill CON-
pensating the heirs of Maj Twigg, of South
Carolina, for property destroyed by the British
Installation of acts of Gen. Greene in the
execution of Payne, and passed il, besides
other private bills, and then adjourned TIT
Monday.
HoUsE-Mr. Polk called up the motion to
reconsider the order to print the message of
theesresident in regard to our relations with
Syzin.
Mr.. Stanley desired 10 have the reasons
for not publishing the message.
MIR. Camypell, of Ohio, asked for the read
ing of the document.
The Speaker said he had a right to call for
the reading.
Ms. Polk asked if it could not be read in
Secret ses sion.
TheSpeaker replied it could.
Mr. Polk then moved The galleries be clear
cd Which was negatived.
The message was read. 1t encloses a
com nunication from the Secretary Of State,
stating that measures were in progress fer the
settlement of the claims, which it was i'm
proper at present to disclose.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
CINCINNATI, Jan. % NJ.
Whisky hes further declined. Sales 500
bbls at 39k. Butter dull and unsettled
packers not now paying over l5@ l6c. Tu--
pent;ne has advanced to 75c. Sugar and
molasses are in demand, and market very
firm at full rates. Coffee is steady at ia 10.
Glow ,rseed dull and heavy, prices ranging
from S5 so to 5 60. Flour dull at 81 35.-
More business done iu provisions but at lower
rates. $50 bbls prime city lard sold at 9ac.
100000 lbs sides in bulk at 7sc; $4,000 lbs DO
in dry salt at 7lc, packed; 500 bbls mess at
SIG; go Rumps Sl3.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
Gotten is quiet--holders are waiting the
Europa's news, sales of 1900 bales middling
at 9ia9a Sales 500 hhds Tobacco as A. &c.
Freghts are easter-four to Few York SOC.
The weather. is coaal