The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-26
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New YoRx, July %.
The Arctic arrived this evening with dates
20 the 18th.
The Asia arrived out on the 10th.
LIvERPooL, l3.-Cotton 10 unchanged. =
The tone Of the market 10 quiet. There is
fair inquiry, which is being freely met By
holders, without any pressing Of sales. The
inquiry 10 chiefly confined to better classes
Lower grades are difficult. Sales for three
days, 90 ,005 bales. Spectators and expor-
tiers took 5000 bales. Imports $4,000 bales
,Tuesday-Sales of 5000 bales. Quota
lions the same AZ per last steamer. -
Breadstuffs have improved. Transactions
In the market are quiet, and there il furth-
er decline of Sd to Is per Dbl for -four, and to
ado wheat.
Indian Corn-Thsre are some sales at pre-
vious rates. Yellow il rather dull.
The news is full Of interest.
Count Nesselorde has issued q new circu.
lar which is more impudent than the last. IL
claims what the Russians occupies the prin.
cipalities because the French and Engsisn
dests occupy the Turkish waters, and hints
chat the Russians mig hit refuse conclusions
omit the fleets are withdrawn, expressing,
however. Russia's Willingness to evacuate
the pFincipalifies when her de@ands are fOi-
ly granted. This note has partially opened
che eyes Of the European public, who zee
che necessity Of bringing matters to z settle
ment-Russia's object being to gain time,
and 90 render herself impregnable. Scarce
iy admitting the possibility Of war, the opin.
ION begins to press for something decisive.-
The public are continually amused BY dis
patches Of pacific tendency-'he latest
Of these dispatches implying that France and
England had last week, forw arded to st. Pc
tersburg moderate note of concessions, on
both sides, which is to end the matter. An
answer 10 expected in a about . week from
from the 18th of July, and until it 10, ~ it
were, guess work.
The Bourse all keep pretty firm, which is
very good sign.
The plot against the life of Napoleon, at
the opera, was more serious than at first sup.
posed. The conspiracy has been unraveled
and the prisoners are on trial,
The silk crops in parts Of France are ner-
we'd with anx'ety-they are yet suffering.-
The crops again promise well.
The public has been warned by advertise
ments against spurious Spanish bonds.
tits highly important, il authentic, that
Mr.. Bruck, the Austrian Envoy, instead OF
conciliating 10 lis mission to Conssantinople,
has made an imperative demand ON Turkey
for all concessions previously refused.
The Arctic brings lag passengers; among
them are Senior Herrera, late minister from
Peru to Rome, Mrs. +. r. Mesgher and
Thomas Mesgher.
Latest,-The following il from the LONDON
Times Of the 18th:
The French minister Of war ..is assert to
60 have addressed the President Of the Cham
Der Of commerce at Noutez IN the following
strain: ave are not bent on making, war, but
IL the Emperor, to whom the honor of his
government is dearer than all, should think
that the national honor exscs war, no Ger.
tainly will not recoil from the necessity"
The Paris Bogrse was full on Saturday, and
q majority of the funds declared.
Vienna. July Il.-Troop' are about to be
concentrated near Peterwarden foe tho pro-
lection Of the frontier.
tits said that the Porte will publish his
proclamation in reply to the Emperor OF
Russia, setting forth all of the injustices
suffered from Russia.
The Dis1ns of Maldovia, met at Jussay on
the 18th of June. The first act was to vote
an address Of their devotion to the Car.
<Au othy VI OOSVOV 1SoooI8uo uI0 W OCCUpJ
the Principalities. 49,
Contracts for rations have been concluded
for in nine months.
Advices from SMYRNA to the Gath state that
the captain Of an American frigate has laid
his vessel close to the Austrian brig, on board
of which the Hungarian, Col. Casta, is i'm
prisoned.N
The American captain has declared that
he will oppose the removal Of the prisoner
TO Trieste.
The u. s. Minister claims Col. Casta or
the ground that he 10 an American citizen.
Liverpool Observation-Disclosures quotes
bacon moving freely without any improve
ment; shoulders are qu:at. Beef and pork M
amendment. Lard is steady at the recent ad
vance. Tallow is easier in.price.
Manckester.-The home trade 10 steady, an,
the demand 10 fair. Lower rates would b
acceptable to secure orders.
London.-Sugar il firm, with but little de
mand at previous rates. Coffee 10 dull. Tel
10 unchanged. ~
Giasgow.-!ron-Largeb business doing.
London Money Markst.-English funds-
there 10 no alteration and rather languid.-
Consols on the 18th for money and accoun
9sia9s.
Havre, iIth-The Arctic's advices are re
oeised, and the week opens with good de
mand for cotton. Sales to day up to o
clock 1900 bales, and prices are well sustair
I'D.
At the riot at Smyrna four arrests wer
made In the case Of Col Casta Kossuth