The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-02
TELEGRAPHIC!
Arrival OF she
I'd; 80: P A G. / f | G.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW ORK, Oct. 81.
The Pacific has arrived with dates Of the
18th.
The market for breadstuffs was greatly
excited, and Hour had advanced SIS, wheat
aed per busheI, corn Is per quarter, since
the previous day. Western Canal -four
quoted at 36a36is, Ohio 39s. Supplies very
lsht,and chiefly supplying i'm .,edlate wants.
Provisions unchanged, lard 52a52Isr tallow
firm at further advance of Is. Consols
closed at 945a95.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
News from the seat OF war is of not much
interest. The latest authentic advices, OF
the 9Th say, that nolhiug had been done in
the way OF battering down the walls Of Sc
tastopol.
The allies in Crimea numbered 90 600,
rank and file, holding strong position south
OF Sebastopol, with all their sieging ina c,in-
cry landed. MenlschkUf no DIS the field
north OF SebastopOl at The head Of 10000
men, expecting daily 10000 reiDforcements.
10000 additional troops are To he sent
Immediately from France TO the seat of war.
The Baltic fleet will return home without
further operations.
Omar Plcha was making preparations to
attack the Russians on the Pruth and in the
DobI uds cha; and the Russians were on their
part concentrating forces on the Austrian
frontier.
1t is reported and believed that England
and France are at present discussing the
right of establishing Poland as all indepen-
dent Kingpom.
Perrins g. Wright and other firms in
Dablin. have failed; but it was thought they
won be able to 90 again af,et iittle
The City OF Manchester arrived on the
18th inst in l2a days from Philadelphia, and
the Arabia OH sams morning, and the screw
steamer Ottawa, 10Th.
Lord Ra!lan's latest dispatch SAYS he ex-
poets To open his batteries on Sebastopol i'm
u few days. Private dispatches say that the
attack OH the outworks was fixed for the 9th
inst On the Al inst. cannonade took place
between some English steamers ana the
O. arantine fort at Odessa bnt no result Of
consequence was achieved.
A dispatch from Vienna SAYS a secret trea.
ty exists between the Gar and Prussia.
The dispatc. es from Sebastopol published
IN the London journals, are quite unsatisiac-
tory. According to some of them The place
had been hall taken ON Oh, and to others the
0ombardment had commenced; but the only
reliable Is that before given.
The garrison of Sebastopo numbers 30
coo.
Samuel Philip, the novel writer, is dead.
The continued commercial failnres were
producing considerable excitement, and had
already brought about most disastrous conse.
quences.
At the great fire at Memel last reportet,
the whole city would have been de,t oy ID but
I"r The exerllOns 1T American and English
sailors, who were in port at the time.
New York, Oct, 30.
The steamer Empire City, from New
Orleans, vial Havana, has arrived here
When she left Havana, two schooners had
just arrived with passengers from the ship
Isabel which had been wrecked at Key West
No lives were lost.
disPtch from MarseiIles says each ship of
the vlled fleet is TO furnish company OF
marines and eight guns sing a total of 900
guns, TO assist in the scgr of Sebastopl.
Advise from Hamburg date 10th inst. saws
Immediate steps are to be taken TO stop the
Traffic with Russia through Russian ports.
The cholera Is tapidy abalng in Londen.
ST. Loy;s, Monday, October 80.
The steamer st Nicholas struck snag near
Cairo, and is u total loss. She was Insured
for $4,000.
The remains Of Gov. Burt arrived here last
evening in cha &c of the committee apr ointed
by the acting Governor, Cumming, to take
the remains To South Carolina