The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-22
DAILY JOURNAL.
ARRIVAL. OF THE
80 FRANKLIN .

10000 bales, Of which spectators took g..
600, and exporters 5000 bales.
Trade in Manchester is unchanged
Flour has considerably advanced. Western
Canal 26s 6da27s; Baltimore 2Ss Cd. Im-
ports OF breads;uffs large. In provisions
there is moderate demand from the trade
and for export. Lard has improved is per
cwt.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on Sum
day morning at O'Clock.
The Vanderbuilt steamer North Star ar
rived at Havre the day the. franklin sailed.
The +. brought &c passengers, among
whom is w. III. Babbitt, bearer of dispatches
and the Princess Murat.
a dispatch to the London Times Of July
9th from Vienna, says that the Russians had
crossed the Pruth at two points.
A dispatch from Paris dated the 9th states
that there was considerable rise in the
funds i'm consequence Of n rumor that Eng
land would not let her fleet enter the Darda-
nelles.
Count Guseloz was to leave Vienna on n
special mission to st. Petersburg, touching
the Turkish question.
Prince Serva was offered place with 49,
900 men at his disposal, by the Sultan.
Forty-four vessels are being armed at the
arsenal, and the militia of Constantinople
have been called out.
1t is stated that the occupation OF Walda-
via BY the Russians had caused Austria to
unite cordially with England and France.
Prussia remains neutral.
The Emperor of Russia issued manifesto
on the Goth of June, denying that he wishes
war, and throwing the whole blame of the
conflict, if one comes, upon the shoulders of
the Ottoman Empire.
We have no intelligence of Importance
from England.
The weather was fine around Liverpool.
The Queen was to hold naval review.
LIVERPOOL, July at is reported that the
English and French fleets were to enter the
Dardanelles as countermoye to the expec-
ted passage by the Russians. Notwithstand-
ing the warlike appearances hopes are still
entertained that peace will be preserved, as
negotiations would probably be continued af-
TER the occupation of the principal Cities
Th,re was a report in London on the I'd that
the Russians had entered Sassay, which
caused panic at the stock exchange The
rumor was denied on the 18th by the Austrian
minister, but it was still believed, owing to the
fact that the Paris Monituer had announced
the receipt of al official dispatch from st.
Petersburg decreeing the occupation of the
Danubian Provinces.
LONDON, July 5th.-ln consequence OF the
Turkish question wheat of all kinds is As to
5s higher, flour Isa2s; corn is higher, yellow
has advanced to SIS. Trade in Manchester
and Birmingham has improved. Consols
closed ut 96t. Wright d Candy say that
grain has met and prices have again advanced
ON the quo atoms per Arabia. Wheat con-
-, A. l,S, a. -. - A.. n.
flour is largely dealt in at 26s Cd !or Western,
2Ssa29s for choice brands of Baltimore.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
N. YORK, July 10.
The general news is unimportant.
The Arctic arrived on the 9th at noon.
CoTToS--Sales of 1000 bales Orleans
fair 81, middling 81, upland fair 6S, upland
middling q. TO spectators, 1000; exporters
10000 bales. Flour-western cansl 27s,
Ohio 2Ss. Corn-yellow 3ls cd, white Sis
Cd. Lard SIS.
CINCINNATI, July 10, p. NJ.
Findley delivered himself into custody
last night, and to-day motion was made for
a new trial. The court adjourned without
bearing the motion, and the prisoner was re-
manded to jaiPuntil the September term
Kissane has not yet procured bail.
The 8 O'Clock train from Dayton, on the
Cincinnati and Dayton railroad, ran OH u cow
which suddenly jumped on the track. The
baggage and one passenger car was thrown
down an Observation-Disclosures apsized nc
person was seriously injured.
There was riot last night at anIrish dog.
gerry on Water street, in which four mer
were badly stabbed-one Of whom cannot
survive.
The river has fallen inches.
WASHINGTON, July 10.
The President is quite unwell OH account
of fatigue.
BALTIMORE, July 10.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday are re
'ceived. They contain Mexican dates TO tn,
4th and Vera Cruz of the Sth.
The cholera is still raging at Vera Cruz
and is on the increase.
The black vomit has considerably frighten
ed the physicians, who are unable to saw,
more than ten out OF one hundred patients.
The cholera is also very bad in Jalapa.
a decree regulating the organization of til
council government, which is composed of 2
persons, has been published.
Santa Anna has taken up his residence a
Tacobavo, and established telesraphic com
munication with the capital.
Gen. Parridi has been promoted to tn
grade ofBrigadier General i'm consideration c
his services at Buena Vista.
A new oath has been established for a
government employees, which they are re
qured to take, one clause of which Is, to sus
tain the independence OF the nation, and tn
integrity of her territories.
The Mexican papers are filled with new
of fllibustering expeditions from Californi
into the State of Sonora, and they manifei
considerable anxiety in regard to the matte
about the difficulties between Mexico and tn