The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-07
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Arrival of the
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THREE DAYS LATER EROM ENGLANpr

HALIFAX, Sept. 20.
StThe America arrived to-day, with Liver
pool dates to the 10th.
Cotton dropping. Dennis, own says, the
market for breadstuffs opened firm in the
early week, but closed dull at the Arabia's
rates. He quotes Western Canal -four a.
2Ss 6da29s6d, Ohio 2Ss6da32s. White wheat
Ss6da9s4d, Indian ccrn 33a3 s.
Transactions in beef small, prices firm.
Pork firm, but inferior grades dull an low
er. Bacon unchan eed; demand moderate,
improved for good.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The expedition against Sebastopol sailed
from Varna on the 4th inst, consisting of
$4,000 men and 700 ships Of all classes. 1t
was expected to be before Seba-toPol on the
10th inst, an ] the news of the landing was
expected at Varna on the 10th.
The harvest in England, and on the con-
tinent, continues to prove most satisfactory.
=, II was reported in England that the Baltic
feet will return to England, and that Sir
Charles Napier will resign, but the report
was considered doubtful.
Austria had officially notified the Western
Powers of the Cars refusal to accept her
proposition, and the Western Powers ex.
pressed themselves satisfied with Austria
maintaining an armed neutrality.
French loan of four hundred million
francs had been proposed.
Republicansm in Spain is said to be ex-
temel y active.
Queen Christina had arrived safe at Lis
bon.
David Scott Richmond g. Co., of Manches.
ter, have failed.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.
BY mai, we have New Orleans papers of
last Thursday, in which We find dates from
Brownsville to the 10th inst.
The Revolutionists in Northern Mexico
were progressing it is stated, and obtained
possession of several towns, including Mon
terey, and the Government; troops were un-
able 10 check them. Linares, Monte More
land Cadazta, are in possession OF the rebels.
| 1t is stated that the Government troops
who captured Victoria, burnt a number of the
houses and committed great excuses.
The Insurgents are very guine, and
having divided into quarters, have commen.
ced a system Of guerilla warfare.
The Indian depredations were numerous
on the American side OF the Rio Grande.
Capt. L. Jones, with a detachment of ten
rihemen, pursued and defeated party of if
teen Indians, killing one and wounding
three, and capturing seven horses. Jones'
loss was one killed and two wounded.
The accounts of the damages by the
storm at Galveston and Matagordas are aw-
full Many lives were lost on TIE coast az d
in he city. The steamer Kate Ward, and
the schooner Ton Haine were lost with all
on beard.
i la,,a. ba D;.,yuca ,,,. 81 -oLoi,
were unsuccessful in attempting to take
Monterey, and denies the statement that the
revolutionists are successful in Northern
Mexico. The letter distinctly states that
the revolution is at an eud.
WILMIsCTcS. Del, Oct 4.
The election here to-day for Inspector OF
Elections, and Assessor, resulted in the
election of Know Nothing candidates by n
lage majority.
The attack on Canton was still in abey-
ance. The city was in a state Of great con-
fusion and trade stagnant.
FRtLADELPHIA, Oct. 4.
H,Restinball. of Lebanon, Pa, says he
was robbed in the railway cars yesterday o
$4,000, in one hundred dollar bills on the
banks of Lebanon, Lancaster, Reading, and
Harrisburg.
!, New YoRX, Oct. 4.
The Know-Nothings are holding Con
vention at the Odd Fellows Hall. The pro
ceedings are strictly private.
New YORK, Oct. 4, p. M.
The steamer Arctic, which sailed iron
Lveroopl for this port on the goth ult, ha:
not yet arrived.
? BALTIMORE, Oct. 4.
s 1t rained heavy here all last night; the
o weather to-day is clear and cool.