The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC!
- sl-.ra ARRlvAL OF THE
SsEf A Il A B l A
AT HALLIFAX.

/
The steamer Arab h as arrived with Liv-
erpool dates to the l4th, being one week la
/ ter.
What has declined 4d, and flour 2s Corn
has also declined %. COnsols for Monday are
quoted at Gil.
The Pacific arrived out on the morning of
the I'd.
Sales Of cotton for week 81 zoo, incIuding
5000 of American. SrecuIators took 100
bales. Brown & Simply quoted white wheat
at / Is Cd LIS Sd, red los Cd a. l2s Sd.
Western canal four 39s, good Ohio -four
39sa4Os. Corn, Western white, 46s Cd,
Western yellow A6s, Western mixed ASS Cd.
Since our reports closed we noticed a further
declined of Is
/ Gardner g. Co quote the beef marke firm
Sales for the week 600 bbls. PJrk-Buyers
are holding back. The market for new is
unchanged, with moderate business dung
at previous rates. The market for bacon is
/ firm.
/ Lard has declined Is. Coffee-2 600 bags
unwashed Rio sold at 46s. The rice market
/ is unchanged. Tca-Prices are unchanged,
with moderate business doing. The tobac.
I CO market il firm.
! Vienna, 22.-Thc movement of tbs troops
tow ard the frontier continued.
Advices hav rea' he'd Brus els that the
Russians fleets are preparin to leave Con.
stadt, prubabl to gain the sea before the ar
rival Of the combined fleets.
Negotiations between Russia and Sweden
have not yet terminated, and fears are enter
tanned al Stockholm that Russia, in order to
give weight to her demands, will make a
demonstration with its fleet against that Cap
ital
Sir Charles Napier has been appointed to
command the Baltic allied fleets.
Admiral Seymour, in comma d OF 30 ships,
is already assembled at Spithead.
The Russians are making preparations TO
cross the Danube, aud Omar Pdcha was
making preparations To check them.
The Turks DO longer occupy any town ex-
cept Kaia at north Ut the Danube.
There has been considerable fighting in
small parties whenever they came in contact,
but nothing important.
| Another convoy vi $1,000 men are prepar-
ing TO leave Constint,nopie tor Batouss.
| Several British ships oi-war having been
ordered rom Malta To the Piraeus To look al
ter-ihe Greek insurrection. The insurrec-
touis,s have been defeated by the Turks at
Arta.
I The tn kish Government, in conc RI with
| England, France, uHd Prussia, had addressed
a remonstrance to the Greek Court; the lat
te, ap losised aud dismissed the Minister OF
Potics.
In Grea, Britain war was quite popular.
and additional estimates To the army and
navy are consider ed moderate.
France.-Napoleon opened legislative
session on the 2 !. He comm need his speech
by referring to the deficiel harvest, aud that
but I 1000 900 wheat has been imported, and
more is on the way. Famine has been
avoided but war was beginning, aud France
had gone To wor, As honor no longer permit
ted her to avoid collision, but she must now
draw her sword. She has no views OF ag-
grand cement; the days of conquest are past,
never To return.
Europe was assured by the moderation of
the Emp ror Alexander and his successor
Nicholas, and seemed to d ubt the danger
| which threatened it from the colassul power,
which. by successive encrouchmrnts emb
ced the north and the centre of Europe, aud
which possesses almost exclusively two in
terna seas from Whence it is easy for her to
launch forth her fleets and armies against
civiliz ton.
The ST. Petersburg journals give the fol.
lowing as the Cars answer To Louis Ma
poeOn's etier:
II his Imperial Majesty extends his hands
to me as | extend mine to hun, am ready Il
forget the notifications have experienced
harsh though they be, but then only can
discuss the subj ct treated of in his letter
and may perhaps arrive at an under landing
!, Let the French flee prevent the Tu' Ks from
! Transporting achievements to the theatre
l.
tiary to negotiate. whom will receive as be-
fits his character. The onditions made
known TO the conference at Vienna are the
sole basis upon which | will treat.
New YORK, March Is
Or lers have been received at Norfolk t.
fit out Immediately the sloop-oi-war Fal-
. mouth.-The Decatur would also sail in
day or two.
Much excitement continues to exist anon
U the Cumberland coal mil ers, and the sheriff
o has been dispatched To disiodge some wht
0 refused 10 yacate the tenaments. Riotous de
|, monsirations had been made but resisted b,
: officers OF the company. and several OF TIT
: rioters had been arrested from the Eros thur,
70 region, and it is reported that the miner
!" have appointed committee to confer wit
10 the company's agents for the settlement @
~ all difficulties ..-
5 Sp cuIators yesterday set reports aaoat t
- the effect that the Arabia's news was in tow
!, indicating an advance in breadstuffs AZ Liv
: erpool. &C., aud some buyers got "bit' i
al consequence, especially in corn.
A ridiculous story was last night telegraph
ed from Quebec To Montreal that inioi m;
ton received of the intended invasio
of Canada by the Russians, aud that 1000
o. militia were to be cuIled out in consequence
~ II Is doubtless a hoax, but nevertheless eau