The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-03
TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL OF THE
A S [ A f.
New York, Jan. 81.
AT NEW YORK.

dates TO the l4th.
Flour-The demand for speculation ha:
ceased. Western canal AIS, OHIO 45s.
4 Wheat-White l2s Cd.
Corn-White sis; yellow sos.
! Lard has advanced Is Cd per cwt.
Rice is in demand and active, but prices
are unchanged.
Provisions-Prices are sitter. and the de-
mand is good. Quotations are una;tered.
In American securities the transactions
have been small
There is no change in Consols.
! On the Sd inst, all of the allied fleets pro-
ceeded to the Black Sea, except six ships
which were left in Bujons bay to guard the
Bosphorus.
! The first divisions of the Turkish fleet
accompanied that allied fleets, and the second
divisions remained anchored at the Bos-
phorus.
! The Gar is not supposed to view entry Of
the entry of the allied fleet into the Black
Sea as, u declaration of war, but has ordered
all of his own fleet to return 20 Sebastopol.
/ January 6th.-The turks gained brilliant
success on the Danube, and captured Rus
sian entrenched camp at Citale, near Kalafat
and put $500 of the enemy to the sword, and
also attacked body of 1900 Russians who
were sent to relieve the citadel, and after a
sharp encounter compelled them to retreat.
The Russians are thus driven back from
their positions by which they hope to cross
the Danube.
The Turkish force in the battle was Is 900
men and 10 guns.
1t lis admitted that Omar has brilliantly out
mcneuvered the Russian commander.
O,her advantages to be gained on the DAN
ube, were formally notified by the Divan on
the LIST inst, to the ambassadors of the four
powers details not given, but are supposed
to be the storming AMI capture OF Karakal,
with several skirmshes of less moment.
Tn Asia, the defeat of the Turks under the
weak Generalship of Abba Pasha is confirm
ed, but Gen. Guyon has gone TO the army
with full power, and the spirit of the Turks
has revived.
Schamyl had sent messenger to the Porte
announcing that ne was now prepared to act
energeticaly against the Russians.
The Turkish hopes in A STA have consider
ably frightened.
In the meatme negotiations go on.
The Sutan's note is published, approving
the decisions of the Grand Council to open
negotiations on the footing proposed by the
four powers.
Turkey is to send representative TO the
conf, renee, which is To be held in a neutral
city.
1t is confirmed that Persia has resumed ne
gotiatiors with Great Britain, and will not
ut present attack the Turks.
| The ostensible course of the difficulty was
the claims of "A boel Kans, Polish subject,
against the Persian COVE -nmrnt.
The American ships Edward Fletcher aud
Condor wer, allen in with at sea, wrecked
Their crews and passengers were saved and
landed in Holland. The infant princess OF
| Spain died suddenly.
! The Rev. Jas. G.. Richmond complains that
he is detained prisoner by the Austrian
police at Hucherret, Hungary, and calls upon
the United States Tor redress.
Rumoss were circulated in the afternoon Of
the Bourse, that pacific news had been re-
ceived from St. Petersburgh.
YIExNA-Rumors of fresh success by the
Ttrkisa army in Wa!lacia have alarmed Vi
emma to-day,
1t is rumored that the Emperor of Austria
will leave for Warsaw this evening, TO have
4 conference with the Emperor of Russia, in
reference to the Eastern question.
From Persia we learn that the Afghan
army left Teherin before the arrival OF the
new RUSSIAN plenipotentiary. with the threat
if Persia formed an alliance with Russia, the
Affghans would invade the Persian territory
kumors of the Russian defeat at Kalefa
are fully confirmed.
Dates at Liverpool from Rio are to the l9tl
of December.
Coffee has declined slightly in Rio, owing
{, to full supplies and advance in freights. Bust
ness satisfactory. ..sa
Ax-rn farlH Ua To IN m
$ operation on the lst Of January.
Disturbances had occurred in ugu.
A party of Blaucos having taken up arm
d against government in the interior. On tn
25th of November they seized upon Colog;
= and forced the authorities TO flee to Bueno
3 Ayres in whale boat.
LIvERPooL.-The last statement reporte
= the market steady, since hen there had bee
no new feature. The transactions of eac
day being about the amount and estimate c
consumption, aud prices firm.
Preadstuffs-Denniston g. Co. report tn
,r market active, land prices continued to advanc
rapidly till Tuesday evening, but since the
there has been less doing. Prices have ia
len off, leaving an advance in the week OF
m I'd per bushel on wheat, lsals ad. on flou
and IS on Indian corn.
The present quotations are, western can
-four 42s 6da43s. Philadelphia and Baltimo'
ASS 9da44s Sd. Ohio As 6da44s. SOnr 3
3Sa49s.
White Irdian corn 49a5ls; yellow 49a50
Provisions firm.
Gardner g. Co. report beef as more activ
n prices sitter, but unaitered.
ap Pork-Owing to the many contracts a
vertised, also increased enquiry; French h
- advanced 2s; American advancedsllghtly.
Bacon-A moderate business doing, d
holders are meeting buyers freely.
-, Lard advanced Is per cwt-week sales ]
!. tons on the spot, and 100 10 arrive-mark
closing firm and is quoted at 54sa56s.
d. CINCINNATI, Feb.
y River has fallen feet since last evenir
Weather nlensant Flour 6 56a6 60; VIII