The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-04
TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL OF THE
$ E u r o p A
At NEW YORK.

submission.
Hadse Peters still holds out in Thes.
soly.
A transport Ship has burnt to the waters
edge while on passage to Gibralter with
troops, and 81 lives were lost, including Col.
Moore, Commander Of troops and Is SOL
diers.
The remainder on board saved themselves
in boats.
VIENNA, June l6.-The Russians made an.
other unsuccessful attack OH Silistria on the
10th, and Paskawitch received a very severe
confusion in the right leg. He then delegat-
ed the command to Fort Chokoff and remov-
ed to Casey
The latest accounts from Silestria are that
they still hold out
There has been too much rain in France
and too little in England.
A Turkish attack on the Island of Makain
was repulsed.
ErrIkDr.-The bill giving. Canada an ac-
tive Senate passed the House of Lords on
the second reading.
The very wet weather in France, excites
fears for the crops.
COMMERCIAL.
Provisions-Gardner reports beef steady,
but not active. Pork, prices are supported.
There are very large sales Of bacon, and
prices are rather favorable to sellers. Shout.
ders meet with moderate sales. No good
hams are offered.
Liverpool-The produce brokers' board re.
port no sales.
Turpentine,-23a23s Sd.
Cotton-The demsn is moderate and pri.
ces are IN favor OF buyers. The mark has
been heavy since our last, but improved AT
the close. Sales spectators 5000 and to
exporters 1000 bales.
Flour-Western canal 38s, Ohio 39s.
Corn-Yellow 39s.
L.-PRovIsToNs-Gardne reports
beef steady. The pricesof pork are support.
ed. There have been very large sales OF ba-
con, and prices rather favor sellers. Shout
ders are in moderate request. There are no
good hams here. Txllow 10 steady at 64sa64s
81; North A merican 63. Lard 46ss49s Sd.
| AT Manchester there is a fine business do
ing. There lie but little change in American
stocks.
The Emperor Nicholas is shortly expected
at Ken.
| Il 10 stated that the Porte has signifed bis
acceptance of the convention proposed by
Austria with reference to the eventual occu.
patton Of the prir cipalites.
st. Petersburg, lure 9th The news of
the adhesion CT Greece to the ultimatum of
the Western Powers caused great SURPRISE.
| Russia is reckoning on diversions contriv.
ed at great expense in the Southern provin-
ces OF Turkey.
| The Paris Montures in alluding 10 the or.
rest of Dillon, the French CONSUL at San
Francisco says the Minister of France at
Washington threatened TO bring this impreca-
ii IN under the notice Of the government of
the United States, and the language of the
cabinet doesnot admit Of doubt Of iis being
disposed to do justice to just complaints.
Atel graphic dispatch dated Cortland says
both the French and English fleets now at
Beresmied twenty miles from Swaborg, and
il was expected they would attack the latter
place on or soon after the 18th.
/ There were sixteen Russian ships Of war
in Sweaburg, and they had blockaded the
harbor by sinking ship loads of rocks.
A rumor prevailed that the Emperor Of
Austria said publicly to the Duke Of Gotah
IL give my word and honor that, il the EN-
peror OF Russia does not evacuats the p in
cipalties, will declare war against him."
He is also reported to have given the Duke
permission to report these remarks to his
master.
| A letter from Widen, dated May 3Oth,
says that the Russians, in leaving Lower
Wallachis, carried off all ofthe archives, the
public money and valuables Of the converts
and churches.
The Pacific Monitor announces that Aus
tria and Prussia have jointly formed a reply
to the overrul;ng obligations Of the smaller
German States. Col. Monterfol is about to
90 to St. Petersburgh with q message
from Prussia recommending the Gear TO
acrept Austria's recent summons. 1t is ru-
mored he has already refused it.
The Baltic fleet was at Bsreshund, twenty
miles from Helingfons. We have written
latest from Asia, Greece or Black Sea. The
: allies were still being transported to Varna
Kadchid Posha retires from the Turkish Min.
istery and successful by Che Chib.
}, MEMPHIS, June 80.
} The Know Nothing candidate for Mayor i!
elected by 70 majority. The Know Nothing
ticket 10 elected.
PHILADELPHIA, June 80.
The city council Ut The new consolidate
city have fixed the Mayors salary at % ,00(
Ger annum City Solicitor 1000. and provid
ed for $50 policemen and 56 officers. who's
salaries will amount to $3.50 900. The tota
salaries Of the city officers will reach $3.50,
900 per annum.
b. Coscosp, June 80.
A motion to postpone further balloting 70
d Senators until next Thursday morning, wa
carried in the House to-day.
CINCINNATI. July ], p. n.
!, River stationary, 6 feet water in channe
= to Louisville.
PITTSBURGH, July l.P. n.
An inches water in the channel by tn
: metal mark. The weather 10 clear IN
. warm.
!. CINCINNATI, July I. +. N.
rIour IN arm at n. Whisky 224. Sale