The Evansville daily journal., 1854-06-26
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! Inc steamer CdndudS WIN uuviCee ltOm
Liverpool and Loudon TO the 1Oih inst. ard
4 from Paris to the 9th, arrived at this por,
this morning. The advices through her
though not Of special interest, are, however,
of much commercial importance. The steam.
er Atlantic arrived out on the 7th inst.
/ The chief interest now centres in the
question whether Silistria would hold nut till
the arrival OF the 10000 Anglo-French b
troops.
Lord John Russell is appointed Presiden,
OF Council; Duke Of New Castel, Minister
Of War; Sir George Grey, Secretary, Of Col.
onies.
Observation-Disclosures vary. The mos,
reliable say TRANSACTIONS are moderate.
Brown d Shipley quote Westeran canal at
36s to 33s 81.
Provisions generally are unchanged. Lard
has advanced IS.
Consols closed at 81 to9lt.
observation-disclosures s tally differ; some
reporting prices a shade higher and others a
shade lower. The truth is, prices are weak
and transactions are moderate.
Brown g. Shipley quote western canal 3ss
Cd, straight and Baltimore 38s I'd 39s, good
Ohio 39s Cd 40s. White wheat lis 10 I'd
a I2s, red los Cd a lis Sd. White corn 3ys
Cd 40', yellow Ais, mixed 39s.
In the London markets, lard was firm;
Western 6s. Rice dull. Breadstuffs firm
and unchanged, with moderate busines in
flour with more sellers than buyars. The
bullion in The Bank Of England had increased
$4,000.
Intense anxiety prevails in regard to ST.
listria. The Russians have 10000 men on
the spot and the assaults are continued day
and night. They had made partial breach
but sudden rise in the Danube had pre-.
vented The storming. Advces Of the 25th
report that the fortresses might hold out fif-
teen days. The commandant, Mesa Pasha,
was threatening to blow up the fortress rath-
er than surrender. On the night OF the % h.,
the Russians made three attcmots to storm,
but were repulsed, leaving 1900 dead be-
meath the ramparts. The Turks have also
made dreadful havoc among the Russians,
killing and wounding 4,500.
The headquarters Of the allies have been
established at Vara.
The Turks defeated on the 3lst of May g.
600 Russians at Siatina, killing 500 and cap
turing the guns. Other encounters, more or
less sanguinary, are reported.
All the Russian troops at Buchares are
dered TO advance to the Danube.
All wts qui On the Danube.
The allied feet was cruising, but no enemy
in sight in the Baltic.
Nothing further had been done by the
feet.
Admiral Napier's fleet was to sail for Hell.
singford, and A dmiral Corrys. including the
French squadron, would cruise of the south
ern coast until arriving at Cronstadt, when
both fleets would unite and anchor across
the Gull.
The French squsdron (22 ships) passed
Rouin on the 4lh steering northeast.
The force Of the steam gunboats were
being hastily fitted out in England.
Five English ships-of-wsr were on their
wny to blockade the White sea in Asia.
The CIrcassians were preparing TO attack
Trffe.
Considn.inople Moy 3o.-The occupation
cf the redoubt Keller by the Turks is confirm.
ed. Anape and Kulach were evacuated.
A dispstch from A thens con irms the re-
port that the insurgents, in the victory IN
I Thessaly by the Turks, lost 700 killed and
many prisoners. The new creed ministry
was installed in Office and are dismissipg all
functiJnaries implicated in tho insurrec-
ton.
The American squadron was at Lyra June
LIST.
Poland Further disarming has been or
derPd in Russian Poland.
Morocco.-The Emperor of Morocco for
bids the entrance OF Russian flags into Moor
ish ports during the war.
| Germany The meeting between the EN-
peror If Austria and the King Of Prussia, at
tended by their respective ministers, was to
take place on the 9th Vf June on the frontiers
Of Saxony. This movement has created me
suspicion, especially as il has trans spred th at
Count Moustez is the bearer ola letter
from the Emoeror Of Austria to Nicholas.
| ltis also rumored that r rssia is inclin-
ed to authorize Austria to propose an armis.
| tice.
Paris.-A letter speaking on the course
and advance oi the Russians toward the al
| lied armies is announced and creating con-
siderable uneasiness among the moneyed
| mt Psris. Iris reported that oil classes of
citizens are fleeing from st. Petersburg un-
der the impression that the troops now ar
riving are Cossscks.
l The Paris correspondent Of the Times al
ludes to the existence of an I'M urious intrigue
m the Turkish councils, and Encouragement
Of the war department at Constantinople.
The Russian bribery is limited at and i'm
pottant movements are also discernable in
the change that has taken place in the Turk
ish Ministry.
England Lord John Russell laid before
Parliament treaty with Spain respecting
the Cuban slave trade.
Kossuth made an eloquent speech oi
Sheffield on the Nationality Of Poland.
Span.-Six war steamers instead OF four
are 10 be sent to Cuba with 5000 additional
. troops.
! Iiaiy-Rumors from Genoa that the Rus.
-ias ships are cruising in the Mediterranean