The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-29
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
1855 ARRIVAL OF THE
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"orhing, rom Southampton, bringing Liver
pool dates to the 18th.
Liverpool Circulars of the 18th, say that II,
sales OF cotton for the last three DAYS wer
10000 bales, of which spectators took 800
and exporters 1000 bales. All qualities hay
slightly advanced. Orleans fair 81, OrIeara
m,dllng 55, upland fair 81, upland middlin,
OF. The demand is fair and holders are firm
with moderate sales to the trade. The flou
market has recovered from the decline motto.
ca IN our last; the demand is good and price.
are SITTER; western canal 23s, Ohio gas.
ieiiow corn 3la32s; the demand is moder.
ste and prices are in favor of buyers; white
zSs. All qualities of lard have advanced
shghtiy. Provisions-.pork and beef are dull
bacon is active.
The correspondent of the London Times
says that Russia is endeavoring to conclude
secret treaty with Turkey, and in the event
OF failing, she will take possession Of Con.
stantinople by coup de maine.
Queen Victoria's health is rapidly improv-
ing.
Hungary is divided into three districts, with
deputy Governors appointed over each dis
tricts.
The overland mail from India arrived At
Trieste on the 10th, with dates to the 9Th OF
March.
We have no further intelligence from Bur-
nah. Trade at Calcutta was dull.
The rebellion in China is still increasing.
and Causes complete panic in Pekin.
Dates from C0nstantinOple TO the 25th
state that the affairs between Russia and the
Dlvan were still unsettled, and thew appear
TO be enveloped in deep mystery.
Prince Menchikof had demanded an audi
ence with the Sultan, which he refused, de-
claring that he would not negotiate upon GER
tain subjects until the French and English
ambassadors had arrived.
The University OF Paris has been closed in
consequence Of the Milan instruction.
Later advices from Constantinople state
tnat an English war steamer, three Russian
vessels, French frigate are lying in the har-
Dor.
A Turkish fleet is also anchored off Golden
Horn, apparently making arrangements for
movement Thee is another Turkish feet
anchored off Alexandra.
Manchester Market April l2-The mark ct
is very firm. Richardson g. Bros. Circular
quote wheat inactive; holders freely Offering
at last weeks prices. The feeling ia A,ur
has improved, without any actual Advance
inPrice Corn-foaiing cargoes have slight |
ly advanced. McMakin quote good qualities |
Of wheat firm. Flour is active, with Cd de-
cline. Wheat and corn in fair request with |
adeciine of Is; the market is bare Of yellow
corn. Consols l0oIal005. The money
market is unchanged.
BALTIMORE, A ril &c.
New Orleans papers Of Wednesday are re-
ceived. The evening edition of the Plea
yule has the full details Of the alleged seiz-
ure Of Lecilla valley by GOV. Lame. Gov. LIS.
offo he del
ON which he claims the disputed territory, pro-
nor Of the Territory Of New Mexico, upon
my own official responsibility, and without
orders from the cabinet at Washington; do
hereby, in behalf of the United States, take
possession Of the disputed territory, to be
held, Professionally, until the question Of the
boundary shall be determined"
Col. Summer, the military commander pos |
itively refused to support Gov. Lane with his
troops. The Governor is, however, general
ly supported by American residents.
Rio Grande dates to the 18th are received.
Carvsjal, and his lieutenant, Norton, are
still prisoners at Fort Bro IN.
The steamboat "rhos. Mckinney" burst,
her boilers on the Rio Granae on the l2th
killing and wounding FIVE or six persons.
Ne ORLEANS, April 26.
The Eclipse arrived at 10 O'clock on Tues
day morning. No departures.
NEw voRx, Ap ril 81.
The Uucle Sam arrived from Aspnwall
this morning, with $50 passengers and $780,
600 in gold.
The celebrated Chinese dramatic corps
was on board.
Good health was prevailing on the Isthmus,
and the crossing remarkably good.
When the Uncle Sam left Kingston on
the LIST, the yellow fever was raging there
to some extent, and many shipmasters had
recently died.
HALIFAX, April &c. i
The weather is thick and no signs of the
Canada to be seen.
BosroS, April 81.
Pernambuco dates of the 3lst of March
state that cargo Of so slaves was landed,
the authorities being too WEI to prevent or
resist it.
Advices from Buenos Ayres state that Ar
quiza expected soon with conciliatory in
tentions. A skirmish had recently taken
place outside the walls, in which IL were
killed including one American named Bond.
j., Commodore McKeeves was at Buenos Ayres,
with a strong force Of mariners and sailors,
determined to protect the property OF Ame-
Fican residents, and prevent Arguiza from
bombarding the city. -
WAsmSGroN, April 81.
Gardner's trial continued. The court
spent to-day in the examination Of John
Charles Gardner, brother Of the defendant.
The evidence goes to show that he practiced
dentistry u.rder his brothers license, and that
he was the person whom witness for prose-
cution alluded to as George Gardner.
af CHICAGO, April 81.
A Terrible collision took place last night
between the Michigan Express, and a GEN.
trail Railroad emigrant train at a crossing.
Dispatches from Odrian state that gentle
man arrived there from the scene Of the COL
lsion and reported 20 dead and a large mum.