The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-02

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4 ~ HALIFAX, April %.
The Canada has Just arrived.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Sales of
cotton for the week, $4,000 bales. Sales TO
spectators, ii, 900; exporters, $4,000 bales.
Lower grades have improved most. The de-
mand is good, and prices have advanced per
pound under the influence Of the Baltic's adj
vices. and al qualities have considerably ad.
vanced. New Orleans fair 81, Orleans mid
ding 5-15-l6, upland fair Ct, upland midding
ST. Imports $4,000 bales. Stock on hand
SOC, 900 bales. s-ta dAs
Flour-The market has recovered from the
decline noticed in our last, the demand is good
and prices have advanced 81 per Dbl; Wes-
tern canal 22s Sd; Ohio 23s Cd. The demand
is good and prices sitter.
Corn-All qualities have slightly advanced
the demand is good and prices have advanced
Cd; white 3Os; mixed 3ls. Provisions-Im :
ports are heavy. Pork is dull, and the mar
ket is overstocked. sa3
Bacon is active, at a decline of Is. Lard
Sic; there is a speculative demand, and it is
held at 53s6d. 't's' PAS
The Canada broke crank and was detan-
ed over day. ala -.4ee8ieni3
The Canada arrived at Halifax at o'clock
this morning.
Provisions-Imports are heavy and the
markets is partly overstocked. Gardner
quotes new beef at 92s cd to Hos; western
pork SOS Sd; eastern s4s I'd. bacon Sis to
53s shoulders are firm, with an upward ten
dency. Cloverseed has declined 5s; tallow
il firm; common rosin As 6da5s spirit turpen-
tine IS Sd; the money market is unsettled;
sugar and coffee are dull; there is but a small
business doing in rice, but it is firm at 29sa
3ls.
LoNDoN.-The money marke is easier at
previous rates, and transactions are small in
u. 8. and State stocks; U. s. IS 1862, ga
SO; IS '62, l04al05; Is '68, bonds ll0alll;
Pennsylvania State IS SSaSSl; consols for
money 1909.
Tn. latest advices deny that an insurrec-
ton had taken place at Barcelona. n +.
1t is rumored at Paris that the projected
plans of the Atlantic steamship com any are
abandoned. - 4
The Glasgow steamship company have
contracted for a new vessel to run to New
York
A Glasgow commercial house at Bremen is
about to put two steamers, recently purcha sed
from the German fleet, on the route to New
York.
In the Honse of Commons, on the l4th,
Sir III. II. Lacy asked the government whether
in the negotiations with the United States,
or Colonial America, the rights and interests
of the British subjects and those of the Mus
quito King were attended to.
Lord John Russell replied, and said that the
negotiations had not terminated, therefore
any statement would be premature.
A resolution to abolish the duty on adver-
tisements was agreed to without division.
The London police searched Kossuth's
house, in London, on the morning of the l4th
when large stores Of arms and amunitions
were found.
1t is stated that tn 9 recent arrests in Prus-
STA were made in CO nsequence of information
furnished by the London police, who placed
spies around the re fugees.
In the House of Commons, on Friday, Sir
J. Wallesby asked the government if those
statemer Is concerning Kossath were true.
Lord Pallnerston replied that warrant
was issuedsto search the house at Rothshire,
not occupied by Kossuth, in which were found
large quantities Of rockets, shells and gun
powder, but that no assurance had been gwen
to foreign powers, except that refugees would
not NC dho"co w ouSc VIC "osPasoity VI
England. r .ial(
III. Duncolmbe said that these munitions
were found in rocket factory, and were for
sale, ~
M. Wright asked Lord Palmerston if Kos
suth had any connection with the munitions.
Lord p. replied that he did not know; he
would cast no imputations on Kossuth; hat
it would be a subject for futur, enquiry
Stringent measures concerning the refugees
were adopted.
SpAlS.-The ministry have resigned in a
body, and her Highness has accepted their
res gnations.
Gen. Luscuudi has charge of the formation
of the new cabinet.
| There was rumor in Madrid on the 10th
of an instruction in Catalonia. -...-set-
Austria has refused the demand of Peid-
mont, and the minister has quilted Vienna.
Mszzini is reported to be at Turin, but it
was subsequently, reported that he crossed
over into Sicily. 49,
Lord Stewart accused the British govern
m INT of getting up false charge against
Kossulh. The subject was then dropped.
| When Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe landed
there was large crowd to welcome her, pre-
ceddd by the Hon. Edward Cropper. DR..
Mcneil presented her the welcoming address.
The Liverpool negro and bible society were
presented by her on Wednesday, with $3.50
She left on the same day for Glasgow.
The Emperor of France has fully recover
ed from his recent illness. ~
! We have Constantnople dates to the 3lst
The negotiations with the Russian minister
were progressing amicably.
i Prince Menchikoff requires the negocia.
tion to be kept private.
i Dates from Alexandria are received to the
Sd of April.
There has been great Disturbances in Ara
bla. r7.srl - esr--s-.-r --frrr t..-r,rr =.
; The Sublime Porte's authority is totter
ing. r1-svs ~ s.gl--.e'-
A serious misundersta nding between the
Prussian court and the British government il
confirmed.