The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-13
TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL Of THE:
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New YORK. March 9.
At NEW YORK.

il was reported that France and England
would shortly Issue a joint manifesto equiva-
lent to declaration Ut war.
The Greek insurreciio" is more formidable
than was at first anticipated, and great ex.
element prevailed IN Greece.
LORI Palmerst"ne has officially announced
the unconditional pa don OF VIM. Smith o..
Brieu, the Irish patriot.
There has been no further military Or ns.
val battles reported.
England and France continued to make
extraordinary preparations for war. Austria
was sending more troops to the southwestern
CONNIE rciai.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. as.
Sales CT cotton at Liverpool during the
week of $4,000 bales at slight decline on
the lower grades. Spectators took 1000,
and exporters 5000 bales. Stock at LIVER
pool, 6O0, 900 bales, Of which 100000 bales
nre American.
Consols are STEADY.
The demend for 6readstuffs had fallen off,
aud prices were in favor Of iyers. West
ern canal -four 10 quoted at 4Os. edo As,
Ohio and similar brands at SIS gals. I'd.
Yellow corn AIS, white ASS. r quarter. Beef
had slightly aovunced. Pork aud lard were
dui{ aud prices i'm favo. Of buyers. Bacon
continued in active demand Trade at Man.
chester was unchanged. Money continued
easy at Lon on: At Havre cotton was
steady.
The above was received during short
interval the line worked. Owing to the bal
weather it has stopped agaiu.-REP.
ADDITIONAL By THE ALPS.
Flour at Liverpool has declined on the
week d Wheat active at last weeks prices.
Corn declined Is on week. Provisions with
out material change. Consols declined
II.
The bark Benu Dec, from Savannah for
Liverpool, was picked up of the coast of
,reland waterlogged. The crew has been
WE'VE days without food or water, ten Of
whom, including the master were dead from
starvation. The remaining seven we e Ian.
ded at Swanse aud are doing well.
The allied fleets were ordered TO remain
in the Bosphurus.
No further operations on the Danube.
Omar Pasha had hinged two Greek SPECS.
kalalat was garrisoned by 10000 troops
Gen. A uress, who commanded the Russians
at CitaIe, had been disgraced and sent ~ the
Caucasus.
The British steamer Hadie, with Turks on
board, went ashore near SebastopOl and were
seized by the Russians.
Russia Was still. endeavoring to impress a
holy chara ter ON the war to the sol iery.
They are told that they are on the way to
rescue Christ's sepulchre from the infdels.
From Asia We learn that the Russians had
again been repu!srd at Shell katel with the
loss Of 1900 men.
The Prncrd oil Servia had arrived at Wen.
ma; mis- object is supposed to be to negotiate
Tor the emporary occupation Of Servia by
Austrian troops.
England v as in state of war, troops em
barking at all points. The British contin-
gent land iorce had been iucreaseJ $4,000
men, Lord Raglan having refused to COM
mand utherAise.
The Queens Guards and regiment of
cavalry were to emba'k at Southampton on
the 22d. Six other regiments were holding
themselves in read ness. Engineers, sap
pears. and miners. fly ing artillery, aud field
batteries were adj i'm readiness for emt.ar ka-
iions at various stations. All the regiments
in the service have been raised to 1000 zen.
The artillery men arrived with Mihie rifles.
| The Niagara was to embark troops atiLiv.
erpoOl on the 22d, and the cambria at Kings.
ton, Ireland, on the 18th.
War was becoming popular, and recruits
were abundant, especially from Gland. The
first detachment OF the Baltic fleet was al.
ready at Spitnead.
| In the House Of Commons. on Thursday
Mr. D'Israeii aske il Nspsleon's letter u
the Gar was authentic.
LprL Russell replied: "Yes, and that the
British Government hold themselves respon'
sible for It's sentiments"
Ii is r-mored that Nicholas's answer has
been received, and is untavorable.
Eighty thousand tro"ps, the eu~er VI the
French army; were ready to embark ut the
same time with the English troops.
! The Montirur contains official news VI the
annexation vi New Caledonia.
/ Austria was making great preparations for
war, and her conduct excites suspicious Vt
fidelity to the allied cause.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Cotton- al
slightly Improved pri ca. Dena stem d Co,
quote Western Canal -four at AVS q Aus Cd
Unio Also AIS White wheat LIS 3d9 IL:
Cd; fed and mixed lis 9d(a LIS White corn
4js9 Ass; yellow aid mixed Ass 6d@47>
Beef brisk dema MI at iuil prices, some
holders asking az advance TO. new and old
Pork, though rUt active, was steady; the
stock being light, holders were not pressing
Cheese-FAr inquiry ut full rates. LARD
Small sales; euid realize IT'S 6dCd 7ss. But
ter-leO tons toe spring delivery sold a. IS.
I'd. rallow less Give. Linseed dull. Ashes
in limited draand at 3ls@3Is Sd for pots
2Ss@2os I'd Tor iesrls.
CHARLESTON, March 5.
The steamer Corwi1 arrived to day frou
Havana, With dispatch Tor Washington de
taxing the seizure vi the steamer BiacI
Warrior, aud schooner John K. GJGngs ~
infringement oi revenue laws.
Tue captain and crew Ut the Black w r
rior abandoned her and went on board tn
st umer Fulton.
a body OF SUI civic guards are formed a
Havana.
Dates from Havana are TO the LIST.