The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-09
TELEGRAPHIC!
]Reportcd expressly for the Daily Journal.
ARRIVAL OF THE
&t A S l A.
New YORK, May 8.

The Asia arrived at Halifax about 10 p.
NJ. last night.
The Hermann sailed from Southa n pton
on the 25th.
The latest news from the crmea is of
the 10Th. The bombardment sill continue d
but without any important result.
The French expedition had been post
poned 20 the lst or 10th of May.
Brown, SIMPLY Il Co., report sales of cot
ton for the week at 100000 bales of which
10000 bales were to spectators and $4,000
to exporters, The market has been active
and prices have advanced 14@ls per Id,
Their market report of breadstuffs shows a
considerable advance-buoyant. Wheat adj
vanced cd esd. Flour 3s@42s Cd. Ohio
43s GAS. White corn 35s @46s Sd. Mix
ed 46s Sd. Yellow 46s Sd @47s. Market
closed steady. Richardson, Spence g. Co.,
report provisions unchanged except bacon,
which had advanced Is.
HALIFAX. May s.
The Asia brings 3 days later aews.
Since the breaking up the Vienna con-
ference there have been several meetings
of the FIVE powers without. result. The
plenipotentiaries assembled on the 23d, and
signed a protocol. Subsequently another
meeting Of the four powers was held at the
request Of Prince Gortschakoff. when fur.
ther inadvisable propositions were made by
the Russian plenipotenliary, and rel scted by
France, England and Turkey.
| Before Lord John Russell left Vienna, he
had private interview OF two hours with
Count Bevere.
Drouyn de lHuys' departure was post
poned for few days to discuss matters with
the Austrian government.
:. The general tone of public opinion is in
England, that the war must continue for
long period.
The London Times speaks Of the policy of
the new Gar as more adverse than that of
Nicholas, and 1t is SO regarded throughout
Europe.
Nothing definite is known in relation to
the conditIon of the siege. The general i'm
preston is favorable to the lilies, but the
Russians return their FIRE in spirited man.
ner. A dispatch received from Brussels re-
ports a suspension of The bomeardment, but
il was not credited.
! The details Of the news from the Crimea
OF April IA, stated that The bcmbardmenr,
continued night and day from 500 guns.
The Memelone Tower had been silenced
and some OF the Round Tower guns disman-
tied, but the Redan and the Morden bate.
res kept up very heavy fire.
There was no immediate prospect Of an
assault.
During the right of the l4th the most san.
culinary battle ragged between the French
and Russians, in which the former destroyed
a Russian ambuscade in front of the Mala-
Rolf Tower.
Dispatches to the government of April
18th, say that the French maintained their
superiority. The mine had been sprung be-
fore the Flagstaff battery, at distance OF
% metres by opening new branch.
PITTSBURGH, May Z p. NJ.
River Z feet and falling. Weather clear
and mild.
CINCINNATI, May7.
River risen inches since Saturday
Weather clear and pleasant.
Flour dull 50 25@S9 so; provisions are
held higher with no sales, active demand at
old prices; groceries quiet and unchanged
New York, May7
Cotton dull. Flour has advanced 6@6Jc.
$500 bbls Southern at $40 62@Sll 81.
Wheat firm; corn steady; $4,000 bushels sold
at 81 15c for mixed. Pork sitter but not
quo,ably higher. 1900 bbls old mess 1850.
Beef unchanged. Lard firm. Whisky 40.
Stocks opened heavy but improved at the
close. Money in moderate demand.
New YoRk. May = P. NJ.
Knny and Fabens were brought up this
morning. The counsel for the Gov. moved
for posiponement, but was opposed by the
counsel for the prisoners.
: Collector Redfeld has received informa.
sailed from Antwerp on the 2sth ult. for this
port, per ship Leopold.
DETROIT. May7.
On Saturday $1,000 IS and los on the
Pennsylvania Bank Of this city, were stolen
from the Bank. The notes haye never been is.
sued and countersigned. T. NJ Holmes, State
Treasurer, numbered 1000 to 1900, dated Is,
OF April. A reward Of $500 is offered fol
the arrest of the robber. and the recovery
of the money.
MADISON, May P. M.
There was a mutiny among the deck
/ hands on board the steamer Jacob Strader.
} The officers and passengers are victorious
and have assumed the entire management OF
| the boat, landing freight, &c..
BALTIMORE, May p. NJ.
.. New Orleans papers of Tuesday are re-
reived. Mons q ,dard laft Neu, Grlaa,s o,,