The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-19
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
New YoHK. Feb. II.

.--- ..esa New YORK, Feb. IL.
The Propeller Alps, arrived to-day. Nc
Henry quotes flour 2 declined, Wheat 81
Sd decided fall; Lad was animated, severa
parcels being taken by spectators at tn,
lowest quotations.; Corn ianctivs, Lard un
changed. and improved tendency checked
Beef sells as fast as landed, Pork moves up
no stock accumulaing; Cheese saleable; II,
demand for Bacon in Liverpool. '
Wright g. Gardner GU. tie continued up
ward tendency of cotton, and increased conf
dcnce of all classes of operators; common
qualities advanced fully /. Sales since Fri.
day $4,000 bales; Imports $1,000. Man
chester wooden yarns advanced and checked
extensive operations. ,teet.
The propeller Alps, Wickman, arrived at
G o'clock, bringing London dates to Feb. LIST,
Liverpool to Feb. I'd. The America arrived
at Liverpool on the 18th. The Alps passed
the Africa on the 18th, and saw the Ericsson
this morning, 40 miles south east OF High
lands.
The civil marriage Of the Emperor took
place on Saturday evening ut 8 O'Clock at
the TuiIeres; 500 persons were present
The religious ceremony took place on the
following day at Notre Dame, with great
pomp and splendor. The population ofParis
turned out ell masse, the streets were decor
ated with flags and lined with military. A
most imposing service was performed by the
Arch Bishop of Paris. All passed off well.
Three thousand political prisoners of 1851
were pa doned after tn marriage. The En-
pcror refuses To allow the Senate to set'ic
any donations upon the Empress. This. &C.
gether with his previous refusal to receive
Jewels from the municipal council. had pro-
cuced most favorable impression. The
municipal councils all over France were vot-
inl congratulatory addresses to the new E.
press.
The Turks commenced, active operations
against Montene sro Oh the 18th OF Januarv.
That daysSthree villages were destroyed by
fire. Omlr Pashi, with 24OO troops, was
pushing on to the capital. Austria had dis
etched Count Jellachich to the frontier
with 5000 men. Count Leneneneo was
going to Constantinope, as was supposed, to
settle the Montenegro affairs.
The Asiatic cholera had broken out in
Paris, causing much uneasiness.
Viscount Melboure, ex-premier Of England
has died., DR.. Newman was fined fio0 for
libel against Achlle. The Enperor's speech
announcing his marriage created immense
sen sation.
At Vienna, it was reported that French
officers had been employed to survey Pied
mont and Lombardy.
The French min.st'r at st. Pc e-sburgh
had presented his credentials. He was very
cordially received by the Emperor.
The Vienna Loyds announces the definite
arrangement Of the difference between Aus
tria and the United States. 1t says that an
swer would be given by the Minister of Fo-
reign affairs to the A blssador, relative to
the Emp .ror's alusion to Maria Louisa in
his speech TO the Senate, which was not
found satisfactory. T7l-
The Roman states are to be occupied by
the French troops.
The America arrived at Halifax this morn
ing with dates to the 5th. Sales of the week
$4,000 bales of C,tton. Orleans 81. mic
ding 81. Spectators took $4,000 bales, for
export 1000. Western Canal -four 25s
Ohio 26s, Yellow Corn 22s, Lard 62s. Mo-
ney market tight.
.E-v rla CINCINNATI, Feb. IT.
600 bbls Flour sold at SO 65@3 9S.-
Whisky-sales at 2Oc-Cheese steady at 81
@9-Provisions unchanged. Lard, 300 bbls
prime sold at shoulders 10000 pounds
sold at 81 packed-Groceries unchanged.
New YORK, Feb. II.
$3.50 bbls State Feur sold at S5-Ohio
53l@5 SO. Wheat, small sale; purchas ers
dem md concessions. $4,000 bus white corn
sold at 63@65- Whisky, 500 bbls Prison
sold at siS-Mess Pork SIT; Prime Sl5 so.
Hegs 81.
OTAt last dates; the 18th, the Illinois
river waa still open to Peoria, but falling and
ice running heavily.
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