The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-31
ARRIVAL OF THE
<EE A f r [ G. A
AT NEW YORK.
New York, March %.

IN. Orleans fdlr, y, N. OrIedus Iniuuiiug
81, Upland fair Ct. Upland middling 5s. The
demand is moderate and prices are in favor of
BUYERS. Spectators took 5000 bales and
exporters 1000 bales.
Flour-Western canal BIS; Ohio 3Ss.
The news by the Africa is Tot interst-
ing.
The statement that Kalafnt was captured
by the Russians is an atroclous falesehood,
and totally unfounded.
There has been no fighting of Importance
on the Danube or in Asia.
The London Daily News, says, without
any date, that the Gar had sent another pro-
posal to Vienna, which the representatives OF
the Four Powers found inadmissable and re-
iected.
A messenger with France and England's
ultimatum to the Gar, left Vienna on the 7th
for ST. Petersburg.
Neither Prussia nor Austria have signed
the ultimatum, their policy being defined
as neutral for the present by mediation for
the future.
LIVERPOOL, lIth-Federal and State bonds
are in fair demand. Money is in more de-
mand; consols closed at 905a9l.
Misunderstanding reports rather limited
business in foreign and colonial produce.
Sugar and coffee are quiet and breadstuffs
firm.
Breadstufs-Tbe liberal arrivals and fine
weather have caused dulness in the market
and holders are not pressing on the market,
but in instances reduction of 2a3d in wheat
and la Is cd on flour was taken, thus losing
the improvement of last week. Corn is
steady and unchanged. Richardson quotes
American white wheat at lis 5dal2s Sd.
Western canal flour at 37a3Ss cd. Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and Ohio as 6daSSs.
| The first division, consisting ii ships, I'M
der Sir Charles Napier, was to sail from
Portsmouth on the l lth for the Baltic.
1t is reported that 5000 British troops will
go to the Baltic for land service.
The 18th regiment embarked at Liverpool
on the l lth for Turkey.
| The allied fleets meet at Bucos Boes.
The bulk ofthe Russian fleet are at Sebas-
| topol, and some at Semukali. Both fleets
have cruises in the Black sea.
The Greek instruction has subsidized.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY
THE AFRICA.
| VIENNA, March 9.-Prince Duckewitch is
appointed General-in-chief of the Russian
army of the Danube.
MALTA, March 5.-The first division of the
expeditionary army has arrived here.
LONDON, lOth.-The Queen yesterday is
sued proclamation against British subjects
engaging in foreign service or fitting out ves-
sells for warlike purposes without special Ii
cense.
i VIENNA, sth.-It is reported that the Rus
slams are Withdrawing from Kalalat.
; Arch-Duke Albert will be commander-in-
chief Of the Austrans on the southeastern
frontier.
CoNsTANrrNoPLE, 26th.-The Pacha OF
Galata has been deposed at the instance OF
A ustria.
Samos intended to declare independence.
and French ship OF war has been sent
there.
i A dispatch 10 the London Morning Chron-
icle dated Athens, 10th, states that the Greek
instruction was extending, and that Gen.
Kanyos had joined the insurgents.
The city Of Arta has been taken by as
sault.
r The Turks have beaten in several engage.
ments. Persia still holds out.
Lord John Russell is quoted i'll, aud was
; unable to attend to this duties in the House
on Friday. The House adjourned till Mon
day in consequence.
The latest dispatches received from Paris
fully confirm the news respecting the atti.
tude assumed by Prussia and Austria on the
Eastern question. Austria has expressed a
perfect willingness to Join the Western pow
ers but Prussia positively refused on the
: ground that, as Russia was not maritime
? power, she had therefore but little compare
tive interest in the matter.
Advices from Spain state that the nsurgen,
chief, Col. Latorre, has been captured near
the French frontier and shot.
: Stocks. u. s. Sc, 1865, are quoted at cola.
100; U s. 6's, 80, l06al07; u. s. 9's bonds
10; U. s. 6's stock, ls67-s, l00aall0b;
Pennsylvania 5s, bonds, 94a96; Ohio 6's
1880, l04al05.
Holders Of the bonds Of the Bank Of Pensa.
cola are invited to meet in London to take
measures for prcierring their claims on the
U. =. government.
I III of the passengers Of the ship Robt.
kilby were landed safely. The ship ITSELF
. with the mates cut away, got OF the rocks
and was towed to Kcnsington.
. The ship Panama struck and sunk near
!, Hollyhead on the night OF the sth Eight OF
0 the crew landed, but the fate Of the others Ii
not yet reported.
:. The French Senate unanimously vote for
I the loan Of $50 900 francs.
The first division Of troops for the East
was TO leave Toulon on the Goth.
There is some excitement in the CONNER
+. ca would in consequence of Lord Caren.
don's announcement to the Riga merchants
hat all Russian produce, to whomsoever be-
longing, and even in neutral vessels, shall be
lawful prize in the event Of war.
BALTIMORE, March %.
A Havana correspondent Of the Charles,
, ton Standard says that the court has decreed
the cotton on borad OF the Black Warrior
. forfeited and imposed fine of 100000 on
, the Vessel, which the Captain General has
RENTED with the exception of $4,000. The
I, consignees, under protest, gave security for
8 the payment.
planter named Aryndin had failed for the
, sum OF y 100000.