The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-15
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NEW lOhh, oCPt' i-'
The steamer ST. LOUIS, from Havre, brings
Liverpool duties of the 3Oth.
Breadsuufls were dull and lower. Wheat
has declined Cd and flour Is Cd and IS.
The weather was very fine Tor harvest.
The French troops had re-embarked from
Bomersund. and expected to make descent
un Finland, west OF Helsingiors.
The expedition Tor the Crimea was to
leave Varaa oil the 30;h August.
The Spanish government had borrowed
81 ,OOO, 900 reals upon the security vi the
revenue OF Cuba.
Queen Christiana quilted Madrid unoPPos-
ed Tor Lisbon.
The cholera was rather less violent at
Varna.
The damage by fire at Verna is estimated
at halt milton sterling.
Omtr Pacha, with 10000 men and 30 guns
entered Bucharest on the 22d, and met with
all enthusiastic reception.
The cholera was very bad at Bomarsund,
Copenhagen and Barogna.
De Killers offered the King OF Sweden
IA OOO, 900 francs for the first month and Il
900 900 Tor the succeeding months as subsidy
on his actua 10 ming the western poS erS.
The Swedish diet have petitidhed the
King To take measures To prevent the Alhhd
Islands returning To Russia.
Genoa papers announce The near conclu-
sion of a treaty offensive ana defensive be-
tween Austria and the Western powers.
Five ships of war passed through the
Great Belt for England on the 29th, laden
with Russian provisions.
The Belgian ministry have resigned en-
masse.
Nothing important from France. Corn
tending downward. Vineyard prospects de-
plorablc. De Killers has been made Mar
shall OF France.
I Spanish affairs unchanged. A royal de-
cree has suppressed the junta OF s,eiy.
! The Turks state the battle of h rs as in
decisive. The loss on both sides amounted
to 5000. Mission Pacha was killed, Mus
tapha Pacha wounded, aud three Russian
generals disabled.
LONDON, Monday Evenng.-There is
great firmness at Manchester.
Maine Elections.
The illusion" or anti-Ne1raska represent
alive ticket is elected in this city. Jn". L..
Wood, Fusionis', is elected To Congress
from the lSt district, and Perry, tusIOnist
| is elected from the I'd. A iusionist Senator
| in probably elected in York and Cumber-
! land counties There is but little change
| in the representatives. Murrill. FuslOnisi,
for Governor, has 1924 votes; Reed. w.
1888; H,riis, dem, 1871; Curry, "Wild Cat
40, Morrill,, the Fusionist Maine Law candi-
date appears to have been supported
| Nv the Know Nothings. Returns from all
parts of the State indicate his election. He
will undoubtedly lead all other candidates.
! WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
The prohibi,ory liquor law was defeated
in the council last night by three votes.
New Orleans papers OF Wednesday con-
tain Texas dates of the LIST.
With the exception OF the details of Indian
depredatiUns there is no news OF Importance.
The hurricane last week was very severe
at Savannah.
SulIvan's Island is covered with water.
All the rice plantations on the Savannah
river are completely inundated, aud the corps
entirely destroyed
Deaths at Savannah Thursday numbreC
30. of which 20 were by yellow foyer.
Among the sick are the editors IF the
Courier aud Georgian, and the Mayor.
CINCINNATI, Sept. -, NJ.
Flour l5aS 80, fair demand whisky dul
and unse ttled-holders ask 33c. Provisions
nothing doing. Sugar-good demand, IL
bids low fair and fair sold at 4Sa4s. COTE,
and molasses steady.
PITTsBUNGH, Sent. - NJ.
|. There are IL inches water in the channel
: TIE weather is cloudy and warm, with rail-
this morning.
: CINCINNATI, Sept. IL NJ.
f TIL, river is falling slowly. We had ;
Inst tnh ia W n A
: signs ot rain