The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-03
DAILY JOURNAL.
additional News by Ameriea.

cannon, among the land force are 1000 En-.
glish, $4,000 Turk, 10000 Egyptians.
The English squadron left Varna on the
Sd.
The French Gen. Archond and the
Turks sailed on the 9th, to join the British
off near the mouth of the Danube.
The embarkation will take place at Poin,
Baba, where there are ID fathoms water; once
landed, they will entrench; next defeat the
Russians in the field.
From the sea fort Constantine, mounting
ITO guns, will be the principal object of at
tack.
Prince Menchekoff conducts the defense
of Sebastcpol.
Sixty thousand men are in camp at Odes-
sa, besides full garrison in the city.
A great many ships have been converted
into fire ships.
A new levy Of 10 men in every thousand,
has been ordered throughout the western
portion of the Empire.
There are rumors that the French admiral,
Hamelin, opposed the Sebastopol expedition,
and that Armand took the sole responsible
ity. Also, that sealed orders were on the
way from France 10 stop the expedition, but
these rumors are not generally credited
Orders calling home the Baltic fleet to Eng
land, causes apprehensions that the Russian
fleet will escape from the Baltic aed commit
devastation on commerce.
1t is rumored that Admiral Sir Charles
Napier wishes TO resign. 1t is reported that
Omar and the Austrian commander disagreed.
There has been complete rupture between
Persia and the Porte.
In the Cars reply to tie last note he ex-
presses surprise that Austria should have
transmitted such proposals unaccompanied
by any concessions on the part of the four
powers, and un, additionally rejects the pro-
,posals and says that Russia has made every
concession compatible with honor, and it only
remains f,r the Guar to try eventualities.-
The Emperor will av Did increasing the COM
plications of the war but will repel with en-
ergy all attacks from whatever quarter.
Prussia informs the Germanic diet that
she never bound herself by the guarantees
demanded by the Western Powers, and that
she is resolved to remain strictly neutral,
The India mail has arrived at Trieste.
and brings detes from Calcutta to Aug. IL,
Shanghai to July 10. and Canton July 20.
India-Trade was favorable.
China-Trade was very dull, and great
confusion existed.
The insurgent had taken several places
near and threatened Canton. All Of the
foreigners were protected by factories.
The ship Yacht America is advertised for
sale.
Military exercises continue at Bologne.
On the 18th a show battle enacted.
An invading army of 10000 advanced
from ST. Omer to attack Burlonge-was met
by an army OF defense Of 10000, after an ini-
mense fire Burlonge was supposed taken.
Tie Frerch is recalled from Berlin and
Ferdinand Barrat appointed in his stead.
The cholera at Paris is rapidly abating.
The Republican party in Spain are ex-
tremely uneasy, and another outbreak is
considered near at hand.
Opinion connects Soule with the move
ments
The Queen had arrived at Serbon, whence
she embarks for Fiance.
New YORK, Sept. % p. NJ.
Money is plenty.
Stocks are firm and quiet. Reading 76
Erie AL. Cleveland and Toledo 10, N. Y
Central 9la.
The Flour market is unsettled. Sales o.
$50 bbls. Good Ohio at S7to7 1900 Dbl:
Southern sold at 81 so to S3-Fancy So q
TO 8 so.
Wheat-Prices are easier, hut not quo
tably lower. Southern white 81 SO TO 81
rs.
Corn is dull-35, 900 bushels sold.
Cotton is firm with upward tendency
Sales for two days 1000 bales.
Coffee is quiet. Rio 10 to 10 ].
Sugar is firm but transactions are modrat'
Moasses is firm with an upward tendency
Orleans 90.
Whisky is quiet.
Pork-2rces are trihe lower-l go
bbls sold. Mess Sl3 IS. Prime $ll 75@
81.
Beef is dull at declined of /.
Cut meats are unchanged.
Ohio butter l3 To l7a.
Iron is dull and nominal.