The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL OF THE
E A M E r l O. A
AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. Nav "a

AHc eted"caT America mas arrived a
Halifax with dates three days later.
Brown a. Shipley quote the cotton market
as having opened buoyant, but closed heavy
owing to the bank having advanced the rate
OF interest -xpectedly to one-half per cent.
Consequently the market receded from the
previous advance, aud may be quoted dull
with prices trifle lower. Lower qualities
have declined at most say I-S. The quota
tions are as follows: Orleans fair ~, mid
ding 3.S, Mobile fair 6 Ia, middlng 5 8.
l6a5 Ia, Upland fair IA, niddling 3-I6
to IA. Wright, Candy, &, Co. quote Mo-
bile fair and upland fair at I-8. Sales of
the week $4,000 bales. of which sDeculafors
took 1000 and exporters 1900 bales. Sales
OF to-day and Friday 1000 bales. The
market closed dull. Stock on hand exclusive
OF shipboard $4,000 bales. Stock of Ameri
can exchange of shipbolrd 569, 900 bales.
Money Market-Consols SO. Rates OF in.
terest have been advanced by the bank to 5
l-2 per cent. Wright, Candy, a. Co. quote
cotton closed at l-S decline, owing to the
rate of interest having been advanced 9 per
cent. Sales tosPss.I-.---, 600. ---~.rts.
5000. Trade in the manufacturing districts
has slightly declined. ns-Gardner's
circular quotes beef active and prices sitter,
but not to warrant change in quotations.
Pork is in moderate request. Bacon -In'e-
rior has declined; fine firm. Lard-Ai Il quail
tiles have slightly decl ned. Sales of sugar at
Sis. Duties have been increased 10 per
cent.
The American was due at Boston at 6 o.
clock Thursday evening.
The Arctic arrived out wednesday even
ing, the 10th.
Dennistown quotes white wheat l2s 5da-
12s Cd, red los 3dalls Al. Corn is active
and has advanced lsals cd; Western white
39s Cd; yellow 39sa40. Gardner reports in
wheat large business, and prices are trife
higher. Holders demand an advance. The
tallow market is dull with a declining ten
dancy al 65s Ashes brokers' circular quotes
pearls and pots unchanged. Naval stores -
Ofrosin common, sales Of 1000 bbls at Is
9da5s. Turpentine sprits-Prices shade
lower, at 44a45s. Rice is dull, sales of 200
casks Carolina at los 6dal9s.
The weather is favorable Tor agricultural
purposes.
American stocks are unchanged and the
market is dull. U. s. SIS, 1862, lO0a 100 l-2;
u. s. 6's, 1865, I05; u. s. IS, bonds, ll0a-
10 l 2; do stock, IS67-'6S, ll0alI0 I-2.
Pennsylvania SIS, bonds, rs to 70; Nryland
IS, bonds, Glass.
Uavre IOM.--Sales of cotton for the week
about 600 bales. New Orleans ranging
from 49, to l00f, according to grade. The
Iron market is firm with fair demand.
Scotch pig lower, 80 to 80 1-2. Copper firm
and prices considerably lower, say 5s.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
New YORK, May "a.
The North Star from Aspinwall arrived
this evening, with 700 passengers and $780,
600.
The shipments from San Francisco by the
steamer Panama amounted to $780,, 900, and
by the Cort.z S. ,237 900.
The u. s. troops which left Norfolk in the
Illinois arrived safely at Obispo.
A revolution has broken out at Bogota; a
new provincial government estah lished, and
General Melo declared himself dictator.
Gen. Herea and most of the national con-
gress fled. Gen. Mosquero went in with his
force. The constitution of lS43 is to be par
TALLY restored.
Gen. Melo had arrested President Obando
and other % vernmental officers.
The Governors of Savanalli and Santa
Martha had issued proclamations calling on
the people to come forward and assist in
queling the Instruction, and measures
were taken to raise troops for that purpose.
The Governor of Carthagena favors the
rebellion, and general excitement has been
created througout the country.
Dates from Acapulco are to May 9Th.
Santa Anna had broken up his encamp-
ment, and on the 26th of April was retreat
ing towards the city.