The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-29
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ARRIVAL OF THE
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AT NEW YORK.

New YORK, June &c.
The Atlantic has arrived, with dates to the
l4th inst.
Napier had exchanged shots with Belsing-
fors, but nothing decisive had transpired.
There is considerable fighting at the out
posts of Silistria. The Russians are making
immense sacrifices to carry the place, but it
is thought it will hold out till the allied troops
arrive.
The fleets on the Black sea ere quiet.
Omer Pasha is at Shumla. Paskiewistch
Is at Jassy.
1t is reported that the Gear rejects the Aus
TRAN note and is collecting the Coesacks to
threaten Transylvania.
The result Of the Austrian and Russian
conference at Tisdim, is not known, but
supposed to be favorable to the Western
powers.
The Atlantic arrived at z o'clock. She
brings $50 passengers, among whom is 4.
H. Winslow, bearer of dispatches.
The Atlantic spoke, on the evening Of
the l4th, going into Liverpool, the ship Bos-
tonian.
The latest by telegraph to Liverpool Wed
nesday morning reported that the Turks
made rally from Silistria on the 9th and de-
stroyed the approaches of the besiegers, fill
ing up the mines before Silistria. The Rus
slams suffered serious loss BY springing on
Turkish countermine. The Russian reports
cay that Mussa Pacha. commander al Silis.
tria, was killed by a cannon ball.
1t is reported that the insurgent victory in
Thessaly is said to be a fiction.
Report states that English vessels had de-
strcyed large amount Of property in the har-
Dor of Bradstab, Findland, on the evening Of
the llth. -
The steamer Indiana, the first of the new
screw steamers for New York, is advertised
to sail on the 18th OF July.
Admiral Napier was at anchor, on the It'll
Of June, off Sweabog. The Russian fleet,
ten line-of-battle ships, anchored behind the
batteries.
Admiral Dundas telegraphed his govern
ment that the Russian authorities voluntarily
permitted the French and English merchant
vessels to leave Odessa.
The fortress Redoubt kale was bombarded
on the 18th of May by portion of the allied
fleet and entirely destroyed.
Schrmyl has taken she important Russian
fortress OF Usurahct, nd was marching with
10000 men against Tihs.
Reports concerning negotiations are con.
iicting. One says that Russia has offered
to evacuate the principalities on condition
that the Western powers will re-establish
the status >S7te bclium; another, that she
has uncont ,nally refused.
In the House OF Commons, Sir Charles
Woods said that the government could not
confirm the report that the Chinese insur-
gents, assisted by foreigners, had driven the
imperialists from Shangai.
The first detachment Of troops for Cuba
sailed from Cadix OH the first Of June OH the
steamer Isabel.
We have overland ndvices from Calcutta
which state that the Russian fleet off Sin2a-
pore report that Dost Mohammed had formed
an alliance with Russia-considere red doubt
full.
The laterst advices from the snip Oriental
states that both ship and cargo of 1900 chests
of tea would be total loss.
Richardson Bros. quote breadstuds unal-
tered since Friday. Business moderate.
McHenry says lard is moderate at 49s. Rice
unsuitable. Flour, retail, 39s. Wheat Sd
cheaper. Cotton had declined lie toll.
Ldtest--Paris Bourse, Tuesday Evening"
Funds closed shade better ths n yesterday !;
4 ] per cent rentes 97f.60 cent; 3 pee cent
rentes 7lf95. Bank shares 29f 20.
The London Standard states that the Brit
ish war steamer Encounter and the u. s..
sloop Plymouth were engaged in an attack
upon the imperialist forces.
Shanghai, April 4.--On board the Ply
mouth, Geo. McCorkle was killed and four
others wounded severely. Capt. Person Of
the Rose Standish was dangerously wounded
The victors captured two IL. pounders, four
g. pounders, aud four S-pounders. No de-
tailed account Of the engagement has been
received.
June l4.--No,hing later from the Baltic,
Black sea, of Turkey. No important intelli-
gence is expect until the end OfJune.
The Mohiteur contains dispatch from
Admiral Hamelia, dated May 23d, respecting
Circassian operations. AnoPa had not been
captured.
New ORLEANS, June 81.
Judge Campbei of the circuit court charg.
ed the grand jury in reference to the intend
ed infringement OF the neutrality laws, and
ordered Sam'l ]. Peters, Thrasher, Gen.
Quitman ard others, before Jury witnesses.
ftrr,,a BUFFALO, June &c.
The propeller Buce phalous went ashore on
Lake Huron, bound down with a valuable
cargo Of flour and corn-insured.
We have advces from Kingston which
state the cholera is making terrible ravages
on plantations in Jamaca.
New ORLEANS, June 90.
Dates from Vera Cruz to the 22d instant,
contain nothing of importance from Alvarez.
Santa Annals birthday was celebrated
with great rejoicing, but without declaring
himself Emperor.
Manuel Obzagane has been appointed Min
lister of the Treasury.
Madame Sontag died OH the 10Th after a
short Illness with cholera.
Arrived-Aleck Scott.
Going to-night-Michigan, Grand Turk,