The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-09
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
Washington Items I.

WASHINGTON, June 8.
The Union publishes an official notification
from the department of state, that large
amount of bonds, purporting to have been is
sued by Hon. Chis. ID. Chacon, consul 10
Stain at Philadelphia, payable in 1856, at
NJ; drid, or al said consulate are in circulation
ut New Y ork and elsewhere, for which tie
said bonds having beenissued without author
>ity. Active measures have been taken by
the Spanish legation in this country for an
investigation OF the alledged fraud, and the
functions of the Spanish consul at Phiadei-
phia have been discontinued.
The Union also contains en- article upon
the subject of New Mexican affairs. Ittakes
the ground that the conduct of Gov. Trias,
in sezing, with an armed force, .Messella
Valley, an outrage combined With folly, that
considering the weak condition of Mexico, it
wUi Id hardly be magnanimous i'll the United
States u make hostile demonstrations, but 1T
the act is not discontenanced by the Mexican
authorities, then the United States can not
hesitate how TO act.
Arrival OF the Daniel webster.
New ORLEANS, June 6.
The steamer Daniel Webster arrived at
FROM As1inwal and San francisco with
dates 10 the l6th-we have, as yet no news.
New YORK, June 8.
Tles.eamers Georgia and Union, tor AS
pi1waH sailed this afternoon full of Passen-
d. HALIFAX, June 6.
The steamer is announced below.
River News.
PITrsBURG June 6, p. N.
8 feet S inches water in the channel and
. falling. The weather is wet.
ClYCIxSATI, June 6. p. NJ.
TT T. A a Eaat -,
The we .ther is hot. We had heavy show
er III afternoon.
New ORLEANS. June 4.
The steamers Georgetown and ]. 5. Cheno-
weth arrived this afternoon.
The Empire, Mary Hunt, and Mediator are
going tonight.
LOUISVILLE, June Z.
Begging and Rope-We quote small lots
selling ut quotations, and 100 coils rope at
81.
Flour and Grain-Prices are full in conse-
cueHce OF light supplies, but the market is
dull at So 80 for fair brands of hour, and 10
425 for choice lots. Wheat nominal. Co: n
ern IS.
Hay--We quote n sale Of timothy at the
river at Il T. ton.
Groceries--Rio coffee we quote at 9aa9S
in large lots, and 10 in small lots, Safes OF
sugar in lots at las.
Provisions We quote mess pork nofnihai
1T Is. Bacon 81 for shoulders from wagons.
J, ans and lInsey--We quote sales Il 30
or 6r bales at 81 for linseys and ~ for jeans.
W hisxy-SSies of rectIied at l9il9a.
CIscISssrr, June 6, p. NJ.
Flour is firm at 50 s5aS4, with light re
ceipts. Sale of 500 bushels boriey at 42c,
{. and 700 bushels white corn at 52c. Povisions
are Gull. 100 tbls gut lard sold at DC, and
700 bis No. leaf at. 6se0o pieces bulk
meat, ho- round, sold on private TERMS
VIII. ny is dull at l9tc. Butter is lower, and
ordiI AIRY ranges from Sal0c, prime 60 choice
at I2tl3. Sales Of 400 bbls Gnseed u! a
60c. Groceries are in moderate request al
4Ia5lc for sugar, and 9salOc for good Rio
coffee, an 25a26c for molasses. Sales o
100 boxes Naples lemons at So, and l5t
bushels of died apples at soc.
New ORLEANS, June 6, =. NJ.
Tobacco is quiet with sales for the weel
= of 1000 hhds at 43aSIc. St. Louis fou
+25. Wa tie corn 5Oa52c, yellow IL Ia52 &c
Shoulders 5la5sc. Lard-bbls 9aa94c, keg
lie. Rio coffee we quote at Sya9c. Suga
is dull and quote fair at 3sa33c. Prirn
Inola. SEES ISal9c.