The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-14
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
New Ministry.


:. The Baltic has arrived with dates of De.
cember 90.
The Europa arrived out on the 56th ult.
The members of the new ministry arc
+, Lord Aberdeen, Premier; Chancellor, Lord
Cranforth; Chancellor of the Exchequer
, MIR. Gladstone, Home Secretary, Lord Pal
merston; Foreign Affairs, Lord John Russell,
for the Colonies, Dixie of Newcastle; Admit
rally, Sir Jas. Graham; President of Council,
Earl Granville; Privy Seal, Duke of Argyle;
Secretary of War, Sydney Herbert; Pres-
dent of the Indian Board, Sir G.. Wood; Pub
lie Works, Sir w. Wordsworth, the seat with
out Office, Marquis of Lansdowne; President
of the Board of Trade, MIR. Caldwell; Attor-
ney General, Sir A.. Cockburn; Solicitor
General, Sir w. p. Wood Lord Lieutenant
OF ireland, Lord st. Germaie.
The Parliament adjourned until the 10th of
February.
A terrific gale occurred at Liverpool on the
night of the 25th nit. Among the damaged
vessels was the Manila for New Orleans
which was cut to the waters edge by contact
with the Elizabeth for Savannah.
The Conway, for New Orleans, had all her
masts cut away. The Emma Drake. for Mo
bile, put back with the loss OF her topmast.
Childe Harold of New Orleans lost her sPars.
From Melburne, Australia, Oct. 18th, the
mining intelligence is favorable and gold plen-
ty; provisions eAhorbtant
The screw steamer Andes sailed for New
York on the 9th
Brown, Shpley g. Co., say, December %
The Liverpool cotton market has been very
quiet the past two days. No business on
Christmas day, sales reaching 1000 bales
oply-none to spectators, but 900 for export
with prices rather in favor OF buyers, not so
decidedly as to cause change in last quota
tons.
Corn market dull, with out any change in
prices.
The Manchester market continues, quiet,
but firm at the rates current during the last
week for goods and yarns
Jas. Mchenry quotes Irish bacon to have
advanced to SOS. No American fine beef
saleabe. Pork up to s5s for Irish and French
Lard rather scarce, Cheese wanted.
FRAScE-A decree nominates ex-King
Heroine and sons Eneal heirs to the throne
direct, or the adopted issue Of Louis Napoleon.
1t is further decreed that pensions be paid to
Senators.
The provisional commercial treaty with
France has been voted by the Belgium Cham
bers.
An instruction is spreading in Montenegro
and Albania which looks bad fer theTurks.
The telegraph from 'Prieste reports re fur
Their progress in the Burmese war,
The northwest frontier of India has again
revolted.
Advices to the Goth of November from the
Cape OF Good Hope report the war almost
over and the chiefs making peace.
MADISON, Jan IL.
Jno. Petit was elected U. s. Senator to-
day at indianapolis, to fill the unexpired term
Of Jas. Wihtcomb. In the canvass he had 8
votes more than DIR. Fitch.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.
The excursionists for Wheeling, reached
Cumberland at half past s, where they stop
ed for supper and then proceeded Oh their
journey reaching Wheeling at A. NJ. to-day
-llth inst.
BosroS, Jan. IL.
The funeral Of the son Of Gen. Pierce took
place at Andover to-day. The attendance
was large. Rev Mr.. Parker, of Concord,
officiated The remains were conveyed to
Concord in special train. Gen. Pierce is
restored in some degree to calmness.
w. C.. Mutton and John Rogers were arres-
ted in Maine, charged with several mail rob-
berries. They were committed to prison to-
day.
BALTIMORE, Jan. II.
The high court OF errors and appeals OF Mis-
sissippi, has ordered the Auditor of the State
To pay the coupons of the Planters Bank
bonds, amounting to $4,000. The first ha If
million bonds had no coupons attached. The
decision applies to the interest in the first
million and half last issued.
The Governor of Florida has transmitted to
the Legislature reformation that the Semi
noles refuse to emigrate, and ask for power to
call out forces to protect the frontiers and CO.
operate with the General Government in the
measures they may adopt.
NEW YoRK, Jan. IL.
The Ericsson caloric ship made trial this
morning, with large party on board. She
went off az eight knots per hour, against a
fead Wind and strong food tide. This speed
'astonished every body.
PrrTsBURG, Jan. IL, NJ.
There are feet water in the channel and
falling. Weather damp and cloudy.
CINCINNATI, jan p. M,
The river has fallen Is inches in the pas,
"a hours. 1t has raned 10 hours.
MADISON, Jan. ia dence fog prevail:
on The river here and both mail boats have
lsid Up.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10.
In four very little was done. On Of the mills Is sell
ing IN lots at 81 50. The Grocery market is toerab
active sale of so hhds Sugar Sc 10 hhds ut same
20 hhds at 4Ic and few hhds choice AZ 5.a5lc. sail
OF 200 bbls Moasses at 2sc, and some smaller lots
same. sale OF 80 bags Rio Coffee ut 93c. and 4,
bags Laguayra ut i0ic Nothing whatever was done IL
ant thu Of Co. aEcA oil
at 9199ic The sales Of raw whisky were az Ieic. 4
sale of 20 bales Canneton sheetngs ecan advance
Coal Is now retailing at 12ic fer Pittsburgh. Western
Reserve Cheese sells at DC.
CINcIxx.1I, Jan. II. p. M.
Flour-60o bbls sold at - 40 Sales $50 bushels Oat
fromhe wharf at 3Oc Whisky Is better sales 500 bbl