The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-22
DAILY JOURNAL.


She left Liverpool at 9 A. NJ on the 9th.
the eastern difficulties were in a few days
of being settled, either for peace or war. The
public generally looking upon State affairs
as less tisiactory. The present condition
ofths quesfionstands thus:
Until the 10th or l2Ih Of August, the Cz'r's
hnai answer To the four powers cannot be
known. Ii he accepts that ultimatum his
troops must be Immediately withdrawn rom
the Principalities "a nd the conference at Wen
ma pursuing its arrangements, will conclude
treaty to protect Turkey in all time COM
ing.
Ii the Car refuses the ultimatum or evades
a reply, which will be equivalent to u refusal,
then sll red hee will be ordered to Basp horus
ii not, further and more active measures
will be taken by France and England 10
maintain the integriry Of their ally. The
question, therefore, Is on point of solution
for peace or war, and the choice res Is solely on
IN personal will of he Emperor N .cholas
Therefore, says our Liz erpool correspondent,
we must totally d ;regarj all rumors either
favorable or unavor ,ble. No one but Nich"-
las himself can know what his intentions are,
and the multitude of dispatches telegraPhed
from different quarters, are for the mere puf-
pose OF influencing the markets.
Ii is risht to state that the conduct OF the
Russian Generals in the principalitles, would
indicate their intention to maintain perrnan-
ent possession, and nothing has transplred
elsew here 10 show that Russia intends to re-
tract.
The journals of Frankfort say, that Aus
tria intends not only to demand reparation
from the United States for the Smyrna affair,
but insists that the Porte shall immediately
procure the extraction of Koyzta. The Pc
tersburg papers says that when the Gar heard
of the koyx'a affair he advised Austria 10 set
tie itrasily, and DO anything rather than give
the United States cause for interfering in the
affairs of Europe.
The state OF affairs in Constantnople and
the principaities remained unchanged-only
6000 Russians will remain in Madovi', the
bulk OF tue army being advanced To Walla.
hia. The Duke Constantine, the Cars son,
Gran Admiral of the Russian fleets, arrived
al OLe.sa and pr ceeded To SepastrOpal to
review The squidron.-Although the Haspo-
ders ominally retain power, the Russians
had appointed three commissioners appointed
by the Gar 10 settle political and ministerial
measures-their decisions being final. The
Russians are terrifying Jassey and Buchar-
est.
1t was reported that the Porte had already
recalled the Haspuders an tn I tn Prince of
Ghika had proclaimed his Independence OF
the Sultan, bCt both statements were doubt
ed.
II was also an nounced that the "Prophet's
Banner" the signal Tor holy war, had been
unfurled; but this too was pronounced false.
Warlike preparations, however, continued on
both sides without interruption.
Syria is in u very disrrganized state, and
Christians were leaving a ntioch and Alieppi
for the coast.
At LOadlcia Turkish mob had attempted
the life OF the Russian consul.
DrusUs and other mount iinrers were arm
ing, and in other parts Of The Turkish Empire
great CONSIDERATION and disorder prevailed.
suiciar by two fem les.
NJ NcHEsrER, N. H., Aug, Is.
Last evening two females, named Catha-
rine b. Cotton, OF Powi al, Maine, aged twan-
ty-two, aud Clara G.. Cochran, Of New Bos.
ton, New Hampshire, aged l6, after eating
supper, dressed themselves in white and went
out together hand in hand Ia the canal where
thev jumped IN and were drowned.
A young man ATTEMPTED to save them and
was nearly drowned himself. From letters
left behind, il appears that they had con-
templated suicide for some time.
The Mission TO china.
BALTIMORE, August Ia, 1853.
Tie Nortolt Herald OF yesterday, says: 1--WE
learn from pretty safe authority that the
steamer Allegheny, now beng fitted out at
this place, is destined to take Mr. Walker out
to China, there being other vessels at the
service of the Government at this tine, which
can be SO readily made available"
BALTIMORE, Aug. IL.
Savannah has subscribed 81 100 Tor the
New Orleans sufferers.
Clingman is elected to Congress by 1000
majority.
U. S. steamer Vixen is at Pensacola
Her crew is down with the TampicI fever.
Col. Newton is still H..
New ORLEANS, Aug. IL.
The total numbe- Of deaths yesterday were
2ls, including 1913 Of yellow fever. The
mar. cts are exceedingly dull. Accounts o
the crops are favorable. The yellow lever i,
at Mobile, but the Board of Health says it is
not epidemic.
New ORLEANS, Aug. l6, NJ.
The markets are extremely dull; nothing
doing. Common tobacco has declined &c
Flour has declined; st. Louis brands Sc NJ x
ed corn 6sa62. Hemp and lead nominal; IL,
sales. Bacon shoulders ST; sides74. Lard
tierces, lO1. Rope is firm at u.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Is, =. NJ.
Flour is quiet at 81 O5aS4 10. Whiskey
10 dull at 20la2Oac. Nothing done in provis
ions. Sales OF sugar reach 500 hhGs at small
prices. Other articles unchanged.
PIrrsBTRG, Aug. l9. p. d.
5 feet inches water in the channel ant
falling. The weather is cool and clear.
CINCINNAr Aug 10, p: NJ.