The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-16
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
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Reported for the Evansville Journal.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE AFRICA.
New YORK, March IA.

<On THIN NEWS BY THE AFRICA
ssafla sisai 4 ssnt NEW YORK, March Ia.
Liverpool Saturday evening; sales to-da
s45o0, export market closed heavily. Price
all grades remain unchanged. Great storr
az Liverpool Saturday, several vessels broke
from moorings in river, and got in collision
steamer City Of Glasgow got ashore nea
Rock ferry, but got off by the following It'd
without apparent damage. The Anna Rich
Of Boston, also got ashore where she remain
edmuch damaged. The Cheshire, Of Bos
ton, came in collision with ship Onward
and afterwards went ashore, as also the Bari
Rusetta, from Charleston; they expect t.
getof with the next tide. Pscket COnsti
sssion, of New York is much damaged, also
the Atlas, of New Orleans, which has gone
iato dock. The Bark Irene, for Valparaiso
grounded and capsized; only out Of 90 per-
sons on Ter, were saved. Ship Switzerland
in the river, wished to be reported all right.
The gale lasted from Friday night till Sun
day morning. The Africa was detained in
consequence of being unable to get the mails
on board.
At Havanna, the oath of Office was adj
ministered to Mr.. King on the s4th. Our
Vice-Consul, Mr.. Rodney, visited him on the
third for that purpose, but Mr.. King consi-
dcred the ceremony unnecessary. fearing he
should never reach Washington to assume
eGice; Iif he should, the oath could be admit
nistered there. Thomas Honeves, who ac-
companied him, encouraged the hope that the
present salubrity may restore him to health.
,.,.,'... PiTTsBURGH, March Ia.
River falling with eight feet water in the
channel. e.ft-l as
gassi.zs aibalfal saa New YORK, March IA.
The Ericsson has arrived here this morn
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Sales to-day. 1900 bbls Flour. State. 4sS
GAS, Ohio 1890 500; the steamers news
depressed the market, Southern 5i3@ 525,
quiet. Wheat, Genessee laI, depressed
Prison Whisky dull. Pork unchanged
Beef heavy. Lard better. Butter heavy at
l3@ l6c.6f3E fE00 Il lt
WASHINGTON, Mar. IA.
The Senate resumed the consideration o.
clayson's resolution calling on the President
for certain correspondence connected with
CIsyton and Bulwer's treaty. 81
Mason addressed the Senate in reply, de-
eIaring it an argument that the British had
possession of Honduras. He said that any
forther aggression by the British on this con-
tinent must be resisted, and that England
could go no further without endangering the
peace Of the two countries.
Clayton replied. 4 90 TcIru ECeeTC
The session was resumed this morning.
Bradley referred several decisions relative
to objections raised on Saturday. The Dis
trict Attorney proposed to produce other evil
dence on the point of the Journal. The
The Board of Commissioners was sent for
ynthe meantime Hon. Jos. Evans was sworn
and identifedthe memorial and other papers
A those before the commissioners Of the
Mexican claims.
a51rom NAV York, Marchl4.
Exchange on London 9@94. Cotton un-
settled; sales 10000 bales. 1850 bags sCof-
fee Rioat e@91c, it'll fair demand Sugar
steady. Molasses dull. Wheat unsettled
and no accurate quotations. 10000 bu Corn
at 65@66. active. $50 bbls Whisky at 23a.
800 bbls Mess Pork at Is 1916 90, Prime
IA 60@l475. heavy. 200 bbls Mess Beef at
1900, dull. ri 100 hams at 9ac, Shoulders CSC,
heavy. 100000 lbs Bacon at SIC. 45o bbls
Lard at 9c@ea, firm. -
..-,,.... CIsciSSATI, March Is. .
River risen Is inches. Weather clear and
cool. 90 rle.s.. p - ! s...sass is-i.s'
Flour dull, small sales $40 375. whis-
key.ls.- Provisions dull, 100 hhds. Bacon
sides sold u packed 5000 pieces bulk,
shoulders s5.slsl5o bags coffee log a r.
Sugar and Molasses unchanged. Clover
seed 800. 49, = - -, = ..-lls,. : 80, i
isfsssissa ~ ..s,ss PITTSBURGH, March Is.
!. .River falling with feet water. Wealth
er.ciear and cold. .sa1i'a - .s1s
zoUoy[ ENrw YoRx, March Is.
Sales 1000 bills Flour, State at 456@ AIS,
Ohio, 493@5I2, quiet, Southern 5l2@525.-
Wheat unsettled, Rye quiet. $50 bbls Pri-
con whisky at aa1@2aac. Pork unchanged,
Beef heavy, Lard and Butter unchanged.
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FIRE-Last night, about 8 O'Clock, the
pork house Of sMessrs. Jackson d Owsley &
Co., situated on the upper side Of the bridge
crossing Beargrass creek, at the Intersection
of Jefferson street with the Bardstown turn
nike, was discovered to be on fire. The hire
had made considerable progress before any