The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-04
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| 4 Vienna dispatch OF the 18Th gives ru-
NOR of the death OF Prince Paskdwitch, and
states Omer Pacha's loss at Giurge 40 OH
the 7th at 100.
800 persons were arrested at ST. Peters
burgh charged with outbreak. The police
told them that their political opinions were
such as la make Imprisonment necessary.
The allies were on full March Tor tn
Danube on the Sth.
PARIS, Tuesday .-Advices from Madrid
state that the town and Garrison of BARGE
Iona had pronounced against the govern
ment.
| The allied armies were to operate against
lGotschakof, and the report of a pitched
b title having been fought al Orsowa, is daily
expected.
! Its stated that Mehemet Pacha defeated
the Russians at crerOteda ON the Sth, and
took possession of the place.
The Turks crossed the Danube in great
force at several points on the 9th and l0ih,
aud attacked Bu!gaterus, PaulOff and Soero-
mof, with other Russian attachments, at
Fratesch.
At Giurgewo the Russians were complete
ly routed.
By advices from Hermanstadt of the 10th,
Frateschi with 10000 men, aud it was ru
suicide.
Isso, Pasha defeated Gen. Prapcff's divis-
ion at NicGyols.
On the 9Ih there were 270O allies at Rust
chuck.
From Vienna, Of the 9Th, il is stated that
an Austrian ultimatum had either been sent,
or would be on that day, to Petersburg, de-
handing an evacuation of the Danubian
principah,irs within certain time. The
time mentioned is understood 10 be one
month.
Lord John Russell has given notice that
the government will ask the country tor IN
additional credit. Ii is thought that The op.
position WILL make il party QUESTION, and il
possible defeat the Ministry, aud cause them
to resign. The discussion comes OIL the 18th.
| SlcHenry reports the markets thinly at
tended, with a moderate business doing OF
reduced quotations. Lard was in steady de-
mand; beef aud pork continue scarce. Ba.
con does not improve.
| LONDON MONEY MARKEr, ~ -Consols
closed at % ,s23 Coffee is firm. Tea
meets win better demand. The corn
market has experienced further depressi n
of prices. The Canada and Union arrived
out on the 18th. Richard -on quotes sales OF
! F'ltur in retail parcels at 35s. Cd. Tor Phil
ndelp aud Baltimore. Corn. feeding quail
lilies, are in ine demand at 32a33s Cd.
WAsHINGTos, July 81.
SENATE MIR. Seward reported b u for
he relief u Betsy Nash, widow Of an off,
Ger oi the war of 1919.
Mr. Adams moved an amendment in the
bill TOR the relief of widow Of James Bath
eldor, Killed in Burns. not IL Boston.
Mr.. Stewart moved To postpone the bill,
as the amendment would give Use 10 much
debate.
IloUsE.-Mr. Orr moved 10 post pone the
rules, in order 10 take up The Senate bill, pro-
vlding Tor the payment of such creditors OF
the late Republic OF Texas, as are compre.
hended IN the act OF September, lS50-re-
fused.
| Mr. Wheeler presented memorial from
certain merchants Of New York, trading with
San Juan, asking for remuneration for prop
eriy recently destroyed by the Uni I'd States
authorities at that port - referred 10 the com.
mit'ee on foreign relations.
Mr.. Riddle rom the select committee, re-
ported bill regulating the trade between
| the United st Ites and Peru. II commend
ling President to unite into negotiations
with the Peru. for IA more liberal trade III
! Guano. failing in this, The bill they have mo-
toned goes into effect. Ii provides that
Guano be admitted duty free at S4 90. 4 pe"
cent per ton, wh"n the prices are below SAT
90, 10 per C, nj, when below $50 90, and 30
per cent wh@n above $50 90.
| The House then went into committee on
the General Appropriation bill, as returned
from the Senate with numerous amend
/ ments.
severe Fire In Jersey city.
i New YORK, July 81.
| A fire occurred this AFTERNOON in Jersey
City. Ii commenced in trunk makers es-
tablishment, opposite The railroad depot, anC
rapidly extended to the north side OF the de-
pot, sweeping all before it for two entire
squares. The flames also crossed the stree
into the Third ward.
Many of TIE buildings were occupied by
) mechanics az workshops. A large number
are consequently thrown out of employment
The depot was in immediate danger.
The total loss is variously estimated a
from Sl50,00O to S30O,000
: The wires of the magnetic telegraph line
were broken down during the progress of IN,
FIRE.
PHILADELPHIA, Jolly 2I.
. Mayor Conrad has ordered the p 'iice Il
report all violators of Sunday laws. as HI
will continue To bind over for trial by jury
all offe nders, taking for his grounds tina, tn,
, recent decision of the Supreme Court il
Barr's case was an entirely exparte testimo
nv. The Commouwea III not being no ifiel
was not represented on the trial. He states
that even if decision in Ornit's case wa
overruled, he possessed power under othe
. acts to enforce the observance ot the Sun
: day law.
NOTICE.
a NFFSSRs. LEWIS & HOWARD having purchased on
Va thanks Tor the t' era
aoasg bestowed upon hthsro aud ash Tor eontna
anee OF the towards them. .
leg farh friends out OF town and to all