The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-29
ARRIVAL OF THE
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pool dates to 18th.
Sales of cotton for the week $4,000 bales
Orleans fair 81 middling ST, upland fair 81,
midding g. The demand is moderate, and
prices decliued /. Lower grades have de-
clined most. Sales to spectators 500 bales,
and to exporters $4,000 bales. Flour
Western canal 34s. Indiana corn 32s. Euro
pean and Eastern pork is firm. Western
is dull with declining tendency. Bacon
has declined Is. Lard-Sales for the week
60O-at 54s. 6d.a55s Cd. -.
The news is brief, but very important.
Gortschakoff, the Russian envoy at Wen
ma, nnounces formally that Moldavis, as well
as Wallachiu, will be immediately evacuated
Consequently the advance of A Austria is coun-
termanded, but she subsequently signed an
agreement with France and England TO
insist on guarantees OF future peace from
Russia, and not TO be satisfedwth statue
quo.
The Russians continue to retreat and the
Turks to advance, but there has been no
fighting.
Active preparations continue to be made
for the invasion OF Crimea, nut the expedition
has not sailed.
We have nothing from the Baltic excepting
the report only of the bombardment and cap
ture of Bomersund.
Two corvets and some buildings were
bombarded in the White Sea.
The King Of Saxony was thr own from his
carriage near Innspruck, on the 9th, and
killed by horse. His skull was fractured,
and he died in half an hour.
Metals-Baring's circular quotes the iron
market firm; rails are quoted at 81 los; bar
iron, in Wales. Is lis. to Is lbs; Scotch
pig, at Glasgow, SIS. Cd.
DRESDEN, Aug. l0.-Prince John, brother
OF the late King, has issued a proc lsmat N
countersigr ed by the Ministers, announcing
his accession 10 the throne.
LONDON, Saturday.-There is not line of
war news to-day.
Engl>h funds opened with continued buoy
ancy, and the demand for money is stil good
but less active than at the commencement
oi the week.
The Canadian steamer. Octavia arrived at
Liverpool on Monday, the llth.
Mr.. Il. l.. Davenport, the distinguished
American actor, came out in the Asia.
DANTzIG, August ll.-Three thousand
French soldiers and six hundred English mar
ines landed al three points on Aland Island,
with but little interruption. There was no
loss preceding Tuesday. The forts were 10
be attacked the next day.
Sir Charles Napier wac off Bonn arsund, in
the ship Bull Dug.
The Paris Monrteur OF the 18th publishes
the French Governments refusal To gra mt an
armistice. but adds that peace may be had OH
he following terms:
LIST. Abolition of Russian protection over
Wallachia, Servia, aud Moldavia.
I'd. The freedom of the mouths of the
Danube.
Sd. A revision Of the treaty with reference
to the limits Of Russia on the Black Sea.
4lh. No power to have the protectorate
over Turkish subjects.
| Some circulars report mddiug cotton de.
clined l.5, and lower grades /. Others say
! prices are easier but not quotubly low.
Dcn9istown's circular quutes Orleans fair
at g. ,middling 5-l6, Mobile fair 81. mid
ding 5 3-12. Stock, exclusive of shipboard,
$50 800 bales; including 59j 900 bales Amer.
lean.
Madrid was pretty quiet.
The people forciby prevented Queen
Christian from leaving Spain. and demand
trial which the ministry have agreed to.
Three thousand French landed on the
Isthmus of Perecop, Crimea, and 5000 on
the Island of Aland.
A letter to the Tires states, that the II nd
son Bay Co. enjoy the exclusive use OF the
Russian American coast from 81 40 to Cape
spencer, near $50 North, by certain agree
ments with Russia.-On this arrangement
il is understood that Great Britain can
found claim to prevent the actual posses
sion of the only really valuable portion Of
. the Russo-American coast, and thereby in
terpose and put stop to its transfer TO the
United States.
i $4,000 Turks are now stated to be in Wal
: lachia.
The shores of the Daunbe, from Orsoya to
Galalz, is in possession of the Turks.
Austria and Prussia are expected on TO
propose to the Germanc Deit that the feder-
d al contingency be placed or a war footing.
The Prussian army has not yet been mo-
= bilized.
e The cholera has broken out violently a
= Varna. The iyphus fever has also appear
I. ed
: In the British Parliament, Mr.. Hume call
= ed the attention of the Government to the
e necessity of taking still more enegetc meas
k ures for the suppression OF the Cuban slave
trade, and that he was sure that EsparterC
II would give the best assistance to carry GU
/: the object.
Lord John Russell believed strongly tina
2, efforts were making by the Spanish authori
: ties, and that he thought those efforts woult
is now be increased. He promised the British
re government would keep watchful eye oil
cy the subject-that the government had char
tered ships to arms and stores for defence Il
- Halifax, st. Johns. N B., Quebec, Montrea
and the West India Islands.
An American built brig, 800 tons, timber
loaded, water-logged, stripped, and abandon
- ed apparently had been fired into by 81
lid FOUNDER, was boarded June l4th, lat. 33 N
as lon. Is w. She is supposed to have bee
overpowered by a prvateer.
IL BALTIMORE, Aug. Is.
New Orleans papers of Saturday hav
By been received