The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05
DAHL Y JOU r. N A L.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
TurRsnAy. JAN. 4.
TEI.EGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL THE
zsE ATLANTIC!
New YORK, Jan. I.


She did not leave Liverpool until Monday.
The Canada arrived out on Sunday.
There is nothing oil Importance from the
Crimea.
The Queen Of the West was wrecked on
the Irish coast. All on board saved.
Consols have advanced to 81. The bull
ion has increased ESQ 600.
Affairs NJ Sevastopol are unchanged.
The Queens speech has been delivered.
A bill was read a second time in Pariia-
ment to enlist foreign legion and another
to send the milti garrisons abroad
All of the produce markets at Liverpool
will be closed during Christmas week.
Sales of cotton for the week, 80 900 bales
New Orle ms fair s.; middling 5; upland fair
81; nidd!ine 43-prices have declined 8-fair
qualities have declined The most-sales to
1000 and to exporters 1000 bales. Prices
Of flour have advanced Is with fair inqui
ry-western canal 42l43s; Ohio 46s. Corn
is unc hanged. Beef is unchanged Bacon
and pork are dull. Lard has declined Is.
-,.- Additional per Atiatic.
a New YORK, Jan. 2.
The Atlantic met with an accident t. her
ruddrr and was compelled TO return to Liver
pool.
Dates from Sevastopol of the 4th say that
nothing could be done for the heavy rains,
and that the trenches are full of water and
the roads impossible.
Omer Pascha was at Varna. embarking
10 batialions for the Crinea.
Parliament was opened, and the Queens
speech delivered. II was wholly occupied
with the war, excepting one sentence, where
she says: 81 have concluded treaty with the
United States, by which subjects Of long and
difficult discussion have been equitably
adjusted" The rest of The speech speaks of
the army in the Crimea with admiration and
gratitude, and praises the cooperation Of the
French. She Says sh, has concluded a treaty
with Austria, aud calls for instan; reinforce
ments for the Crmea. The speech had no
effect on funds.
A bill was read second time in the house
OF Lords to enlist a German and Swiss legion
also bill in the House of Commons TO send
the militia in garfisons abroad.
Nothing has yet said Of the loan.
The Danish Ministry has been Reconstruct
ed.
The China mail has been telegraphed.
Trade in Chin1 was dull.
Consols 1882
The thanks OF Parliament has been voted
tothe army and navy.
The duration of the present Parliament
depends on the progress Of tue Government
measures, but il would probably adjourn in
about a week.
Gen. Osten Sacken had arrived in the
Crimea to take command OF Dahn.burg' 3
division.
Private letters say that the ratification Of
the treaty with Austria has been exchanged
nj Vienna.
1.-THE negotiations now pending do not
produce peace Austria will call out is for
every I 600, which is equal TO about l,000,-
900 men to take the field as early as pos
sible.
Charib Pacha has been appointed Turkish
Minister OF Finance.
Heavy FaiIure i'm New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 81.
The old cotton house Of Messrs. Brander
& d. Kenna, OF this city, suspended payment
to-day, and their liabilities very heavy.
The suspension is caused by their accep-
lance of the drafts of Mr.. Edward Matthews,
who has also failed in conseque nee of the
inability to get to market large quantities oil
lard, of which he is possessed in ST. Louis
PIrTsBURGm, Jan. 9.
The banking honse of Gel. Lorimer failed
today.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 80.
Sales of 200 bbls four; St. Louis 10. Corr
81. Coffee-SaIes Of 500 bags at 10 Moth.
ing has transpred in other article since ouI
last report. Exchange is unaItered.
BALDwISsvILLE, Dec. 80 1854.
Nicholas J. Van Patten, conductor of the
freight train from Syracuse, this morning
was killed, abou; seven miles east Of thi'
place, by being knocked off the train as il
YVES going over the bridge, one Of the cars
passing over his body. nearly cutting it il
two.