The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-23
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER.
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C. A N A D A.
New YORK, March Hs.


s--tf ~ New YoRK, March r.. 4
The Canada arrived at Halifax to-day with.
dates to the 9Th.
: The Canada brings IS passengers. The.
Atlantic arrived out on the morning Of the
2nd.
The commercial advices from India are
unfavorable, particularly for export trade.
Western canal four 24s 6da25s; Baltimore
and Philadelphia brands 25s 6da27s. The
corn market is dali, end white is quoted at q
decline of ,n3d and is selling at Bis 6da39s
3D. yellow 3ls Cd; mixed 3ls. ..-&,a 4
MeHenry's circular quotes the provision
market as poorly supplied and dull-there
being more sellers than buyers. rhe de-
mand for Eastern bacon is firm at 54a59s.
Lard has considerably declined, and is nomi.
nally quoted at 52s. Ashes-Pots are selling
at 22s;pearls are quoted at l8s; the market
is dull.
Rice isquotedat rea24s. Sugar is active. Cof-
fee is unchanged, with r limited business at
previous prices. The stock of tobacco, ex-
elusive Vt ship-board, 10 $4,000 hide. The
market is firm with an upward tendency.
=. LIVERPOOL, March T..
Cotton-sales Of 5000 bales; market
closed firm.
London Money Market, Mdrch 4-The
transactions have been small in the United
States and State stocks There is an in.
creased pressure in the money market, and
the bullion in the bank has decreased ES7,-
$50, Consul for money arc steady At 99b-
as93.
London, March 4.-Breadstuff and cotton
are dull. Rice 10 also dull. with downward
tendency Sugar and coffee are firm.
England. = Lord Palmerston stated in
Parliament that no application had been
made for the expulsion of foreign refugees
from England. But, had such been the case,
it would have met with 4 firm aud decided
refusal ,i-s- $50 ns 1n,ss
Lord Dudley Stewart called the attention Of
Parliament to the Turkish affairs.
Lord Russell replied, that Government had
thought it necessary TO have frank explana.
ton from Austria, and, at the same time. to
express the views OF England Is to main
tanning the independence Of Turkey, and he
had no doubt the difficulties would be
settled. sefsa
| A firm in Manchester, employing 5000
looms, have determined on working short
time to limit production in consequence oil
the sArenunerative prices.
| The Duchess of Switzerland has placed
Stafford House It the disposal Of Mrs. Beecher
Stowe. ~ -..--R
The Government refused charter to the
i London, Liverpool and American steamship
company.
A vessel had arrived from Melbourne with
nearly 100000 sterling.
Many shipwrccks have occurred along the
coast from the hurricane on the 26th.
The PoPe's arrival at Paris was daily look
ed for. afs -.
Attempts were made to fire Toulon arsenal
which proved successful.
The assassin of the Emperor Of Austris
was executed at Vienna. sf
| The Emperor had not recovered, and his
wound was considered more serious than At
first.
A mob atvienna broke the windows Of the
British ambassador 3 house. -
Austria citizens at Vienna refuse inter
course with Englismen, in consequence Of
Engldnd's hardening .Mazzini and Kossuth.
| Unusual commotion exists in Hungary, and
many arrests have been made.
/ In Milan the churches are guarded and the
bells muffled.
The Austrian Lloyds says, that, in conse-
quence of the unsettled state of affairs, Rus
STA has taxed precautions to prevent an out
break in Poland.
| The Paris constitutional states, that the
mission to Constantinople is to demand g.
10000 ruples, due Russia for Intervention in
1910, nd to insist upon a settlement Of the
Holy Sepulchre affai 9.
The Montenegro war has ended.
Dates from the Cape, of January cath, con-
firm previous reports of the great battle in
which 500 Kaffirs and 40 British were killed.
Melbourne dates, OF December 9th, report
gold falling off and provisions declining.
| The India mail had arrived at London
with dates of January 30th. Silks had adj
vanced. af
Bauabsy, January ls.-Hides advancing
and scarce. Rice depressed. Wheat met
fair consumptive demand at lc Sd decline
Flour dull a. 6asd decline.
Calcutta January l9.-Exports unchanged.
Large shipments Of rice and cotton to Eng
! lanG.
Alexandria, February l9.-Grain much de-
pressed.