The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-15
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.

NEW York, June Is.
The Pacific from Liverpool arrived at J.:
y. NJ, bringing l23 passengers
Asia arrived out Saturday evening with
DATES from the city of Manchester to the 29'h
British Cover nment refused in both House.
o. Parliament to state whether or not Med
teranean feet had been ordered to assist Tur
key.
Interesting discussion in House Of Lords re.
speeding the conduct Of Captain implicated
except Valdes and Concha, deeply guilty
Spain demonstrated with and had promised
amendment, but British Fleet, off Cuba will
be augmented.
Laplante arrived at Vera Cruz with Arista
on board.
Considerable arrivals Of gold from Aus
trala, but no later news.
II is rdmored, but doubted, that Champion
will be removed from Washington to a better
Mission.
tending Black Swans Concert at Stafford
House.
Nothing whatever from France.
Switzerland has ordered out all its men to
fight Austria.
Menschikoff left Constantinople 22d, and
arrived at Odessa 23d. Russian army l0),-
600 strong, concentrated on Turkish frontier.
Ministers of France, England, Russia and
fustria made joint attempt to reconcile par
ties, but Menchkoff and Divan equally in
flexible. So the former left, and the Otto
man fleet sent for, part dispatched 10 Egyut
for trovps. Abdex Pasha, Minister of War
sent-a Courier to every Ottoman province,
and called out the war-like resources of the
Empire.
Do not learn the whereabouts Of French
feet, and orders to British feet kept profound
~ secret, affairs look critical, but may settle
quietly.
Judge Jones had presented his credentials
10 Viceroy of Egypt. U. s. Sloop and Frig-
ate will sail from Alexandria for Europe. All
quiet.
China news important. Nankin was in
Tested with rebels. On the 10Th the Impe-
sial commissioner called the Portuguese feet
60 re- lie the city by water. They were
captured by the rebels. and then besought aid
from the French and English. The English
and mer;can consuIs agreed to help, and the
English steamers Salamander, Lilly and,
Hermes, the French steam frigate Cass mi
and the Susquehanna were sent before Nan
kin. No accounts of tn. results received
Rumors of victories in the interior afloat, but
disbelieved. Perry arrived in the Mississippi
A pril 9TH and dispatched the Plymouth to
Shanghai.
The North Star arrived at Southampton
on the first. Private letters of March goth |
report that Nsnkin has fallen and the British |!
commander don't allow merchantmen to go
up the river with stores or ammunitions for (
either party. 1t was expected the Amer-
cans would also back out. Lewis Cass Jr.
and II. J. Raymond, passengers. /
CINCINNATI June l3, P. M.
T. Craig was arrested at Newport. Ken.
lucky, and Immediately brough, to this city.
IN caarge Of forgery. Craig was arrested
in the act of writing a letter which is said,
Iointedy implicated him in bis house. Large
trunk aud paif of saddle bags, several baskets
iullof letters, blank deeds, certificates, &c. |
duplicating large MURDER OF persors 10 va
rion-of the Union Notarial press 9. and seals |
also found. An examination will bring to
Iigh' most bold and vilIainous transactions,
enc it appears that wide spread fraudulent |
Real Estate business has been carried on for |
years. Letters to Brown g. Co., of Union |
town, p. A., opened by the Post Master of
that place, who did not know firm of that
name, and supposed letter misdirected, led 10
this discovery.
PITTSBURGH, June IA.
River foot III inches and falling.