The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-21
IoNDoN.Oct. 81.

LONDON, Oct. 81.
There has been undiminished buoyancy
IN Inc English funds to-day, and the marke,
experienced further general advance of !
per cent. Consols which left off on Satur.
day at SO, opened this morning ut 93Ia93a
and steadily improved until they reached 94t
from which there was only slight reaction
the hnal quotation being 935a94A The con.
hrmation OF the news of the arm stice be.
tween the armies on the Danube, and the
hope that the period for which it is limited
has been fixed simply to give sufficient time
to enable new note of adjustment to be
adopted, were the reasons for the continued
rise; but the daily increasing supply of mo-
ney out Of doors also exercises an influence
that. in the absence Of positively bad news,
makes itself decidedly ielt: while. in con-
Jnaction with anything of favorable cha.
racter, it keeps up general tendency of AMI
nation. The more steady appearance of the
weather, and the consequent absence of any
'ur,her advance in the corn market, likewise
added to the improved feeling.
SRAIS.-On the evening Of the 22d, Mr..
Souie, U. s. minister to Spain, was admitted
to an audience 18th the Queen. The Queen
was attended by the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, and by the officers of the palace
After being ushered in with the usual cere.
monies MIR. Soule handed to the Queen the
Presidents letter, accrediting aim as Eayov
10 the Spanish Court, and then addressed
her as follows in the English language:
rNhI MR.. ssOuLE's SPEECH.
Madame-ln delivering the letter which
accredits me as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary Of the United
States of America 10 the Court Of your Ma
jestv, cannot dispense with expr essing the
experience in having only to
give the most friendly assurance to your Roy
al person, and to the people confded to your
direction and solicitnde.
The respected chief who presides at this
over the destinies of America anxi-
ously desires that the best understanding
should characterize the relations of his gov
ernmcnt with that of your Majesty, and it
would be to me qualification, as it is a duty,
to cultivate and develop every event that
would tend to render more intimate the ties
Of interest that exist between Spain and the
United States, and to strengthen the bonds
which unite the tao powers. ] offer, Ma
dame, to your Majesty my sincere wishes for
The welfare of your Royal person and au.
gust family. a ay the r,ign of your Majesty
De fortunate and fruitful in events destined
10 render your people happy and prosperous.
To the address the Queen replied as fol-
ows:
QUEEN TsABELLA's REPLY.
Monsieur lie MipiStre-I have heard W tn
atisfdction the assurances you have given
ne relative TO the friendly sentiments Of the
resident of the United States, and [ feel
Measure in assuring YOU that they are not
by those which animate me for his
'erson and Tor your country. Those new
ssUrances, always grateful to me, convince
ne more and more of the interest which
spain, as well as he United States, have to
reserve and drLw closer their former rea.
ons. In me your Excellency will find the
est dispositions, and in nay government the |
lncerest cooperation Tor the accomplish.
lent o. SO important and SO desirable an OBJ.
,ct. Ha
CHNA.-From letter dated Shangai,
Iag. 9th, we learn that Shsngai and the
ountry around are now in state of partial
ebellion; when it will become open and
eneral. we do not know. Since the arriy al
t Picking of Taipin Wong's troops, news
as not reached us, but We expect now 20
ear IN very short time that the capital has
lien. frf sts
The news from Annoy is brought up to the
st ut September. The long-threatened at.
lex OF the ImperiaIists commenced OIL the
9TH of August, but the patriots were still in
Dssession OF the town when the clipper
;hooner Mazeppa left on the I'd of Septem-
er. l.
n.
On the 29th, early in the morning, the i'm.
erialists effected coup de main at Amboy,
1pturing, it is said, u body of 400 of the pa.
lots, the best part of whom were beheaded
'stanter. Subsequently the insurgents cap.
red between thirty and forty Of the i'm
erIalists who were just as summarly behead.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton is dull, and prices irregular, particularly
inferior grad s. but without any 'si.iive reduction.
no. and spectators $50. Fair Orleans Ga middling
fair Mobile ct, m,ddling 81, fair Upland 81, middng
l.I6. Closing dull.
Breadstutrs limited; heat has declined adm
per 30 lbs, and flour has declined Isais Sd per
1. Indian corn is quiet and unchanged. White
,cat ios 3D. western canal -four Dos S31. Gil; Phade
la Baltimore and Ohio 35sG37s Cd. Indian corn 46s
is little doing in provisions beef pork and bacon
lis freely at previous rates. Shoulders meet it'll fair
decline Of ao Con rs dull an and we mo-
ms have advanced ls9is Cd. Conee-thers are no
es TO support prices. At Manchester trade was fat,
4 prices very steady.
iAvRx Cor xM.Rkrr.--Sales for the week ending
3ist OF October, 1000 bales Stock on hand g. COO
les The market is quiet. Wheat-prices are well .
pportcd. Fouris slightly easier. q
American Socks-Baring, Bro. IL Co. quotes the mar =
neglected. and prices almost nominal. Tho new
ne of Pennsylvania railroad bonds offered 1T 90 a
IN Interest from the Isl Of January next for the buyer
les were made at that price. u. :. G's, bonds 6s
i9llls. Maryland, sterling, 93, Pennsylvania S.
OK e2 and o4 bonds IS and s9. Virginia g. bonds 9
II W. kentucky go, bonds Sc go This crcular aso
Ices the continued duness of the cole foreign
'duc.s generally. Rce-lO5 terces Caro- liza was nut
a. auction and brought e5s 6d eos 6 for middug to
:. Segar has been dull, but improved towards .se
Sc. - % :
m AIS HoKG KONG. Sept. 9.
That all engrossing subject, the rebellion. u
cps US in state OF anxiety and uncer. a,
nty. Mail after mail has been expected W
convey certain intelligence to Europe of [