The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-25
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Sales OF cotton for the week, Al 900 bales:
fair Orleans IS; middling s.; fair upland ga:
middling SIC. The demand is moderate and
prices are slightly in favor of buyers; 900
bales sold to spectators, and 5000 to export.
ers. Flour-Western canal 24s Cd; Ohio
25s Cd. Corn-Yellow 3rs Cd; white 3ls.
Lard-52s. Money market Consuls 6s.
The steamers news had noeffect on the
cotton market, which was dull, owing to the
Eastern news, and prices are a shade lower,
principally confined to lower grades, and for
business at previous rates.
Stock at Liverpool exclusive of shipboard
$4,000 bales. fs
There is large business doing i'm bread
stuffs, and the market is feverish. White
wheat is quoted at Is 4da6s;. red 6s Ada los.
Flour-Western canal Gas; Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Ohio 3ls Sd. Proyisions-New
prime mess beef 9ialO5; small new niess'pork
95s 6daS5s I'd. The markets are unchanged.
Bacon is dull at 47a52s. For shoulders, pur-
chasers demand concessions.
Mr.. Layard brought motion into paria-
ment calling for the attitude oil Russia toward
Turkey. i.s'e@ ~
The members from Clara and Durh am are
unseated for bribery.
Oxford University has conferred the degree
of Doctor of Laws upon Ministers Ingersoll,
and Bishop McIivaine.
Lord SALISBURY presided at meeting held
in London for ameloratng the condition of
fugitive slaves in Canada.
The I.oyds have advanced insurance risks
to Russian and Turkish forts from 10 to 3Os.
Judgment has been given by the admiralty
in FL 400 against the ship Gypsy rescued off
Holy head in February last.
Immense hostility is excited in Ireland
against the proposed bill for the inspections
of nuneries.
The crops in England and Ireland are prom
ising.
AT Manchester the trade is fallen of, but
prices are no lower. Less stringency in the
money market. Bell g. Son quote u. s. 6's
60, at l04alO5.
Frdnce.-It is the opinion of the leading
journals that war will be avoided, neverthe.
less, funds are agitated and closed at a de-
cine.
Chompognier denies that he cffersd his SER
vices to the Sublime Porte.l
The Moniteur announces that the French
and English fleets have formally offered TO
sustain the Sublime Porte, and Immediately
The Mfoniteur believes that the difficulties
will be amicably adjusted.
1t is rumored that Condedo has been recall
led from Cuba, but il is contradicted.
Gen. Gookin left Berlin on special mis-
sion TO Conssantinople.
The King has not officially called he Prus.
slams from the Turkish service.
The King of Bavaria has offered to mediate
4 G.
1t is generally believed at Vienna that the
Turkish, Swiss, and Sandman difficulties
would be amicaby adjusted.
Several citizens of Pesth have been arres-
ted for corresponds g with Kossuth.
Mustapha Pacha offers to raise 100000 men
and march against the Russians. At present
the Ottoman forces muster l39, 900 regulars,
a fleet of $4,000 guns, besides 6 steamers and
% smaller crafts. The total land force or
ganized is 1900 men.
Satisfaction had been accorded to the U. s.
minister respecting the imprisonme mt of Cen
sui King at Athens.
The Sandman House of Deputies was con-
sidering the propriety of reducing the import
duty on cotton to one-half. Also considering
the bill relative 10 the Trans-A tlantic Steam
Company, and twas expected the govern
ment would contribute l4O, 900 forms yearly.
Free importations of breadstuffs into Swift
zerland has been permitted.
Late Dates from st. Petersburg stated thu
the emperor's course on the Turkish question
was generally approved. HFI.f.
The Turks and Greeks in Syria and Turkey
generally approved the Emperor's course,
and voluntary SUBSCRIPTIONS are m ikiDg. to-
ward purchasing arms.
The latest advices are considered decidedly
less favorable for the maintenance of peace.
A messenger had been sent from Peters
burg to Constantinople with no discretionary
authority, but simply carries the Cars de-
mands to the Porte in regard to Menchikoff's
ultimatum, and gives the Porte eight days to
reconsider or take the consequence. In the
meantime the Porte is preparing actively to
defend himself Forty thousand choice
troops are ready and directed to attack the
Russians they attempt to cross the river.
Arrival Of the Crescent City.
New YORK, June %.
The Crescent City arrived from Aspinwall
this morning. She brings California dates
and treasure, and San Francisco dates to the
gath, which were brought down to Panama
by the steamer Republic. 4.-
Among the passengers are several returned
Australia miners, who report good prospects
and the country exceedingly favorable.
The Crescent City brings 100000 on
freight, and 100000 il, the hands of the
passengers. Adams & Co. Sa7o,ooo, Brown
g. Co. $4,000, Wells, Fargo g. Co. $4,000.
The steamer John l.. Thomas arrived at
Panama on the 18th, with 100000 in gold,
and left again for San FRANCISCO on the 9th,
with 500 passengers.
Mr.. Evans, u. s. consul at Acapulco, died
on the 18th of May.
The news from the mines are highly favora-
be and the yields Of gold this summer prom