The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-21
Wttus by Telegrap9.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.


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gers is the Spanish Minister to Washington.
Napier publishes correspondence showing
that he only carried out the orders of Govern
ment in not attacking Cronstadt
England paying worthy honors to Abbott
Lawrence.
Fergns OConner is dead.
More difficulties have arisen between Eng
land and Naples, and it is said the latter will
soon be called to account.
The cholera is raging in Italy.
Simpson telegraphs that he is ready for Of
fensive movements again. The Russians made
a sortie from Sebastopol, and destroyed some
Gabians. The Russians are actively engaged in
bridging the harbor for the purpose of remoy-
ing their defenses to the north side should the
south be taken.
New negotiations at Vienna are still cur
rent.
1t is rumored that all the troops at Tcher-
maya are divided under one command The
allies are building railways for the purpose of
transporting goods during the winter, and they
appear to be actively preparing for the winter
campaign.
Simpson reports daily heavy casualties. A
Russian two-decker was burned in the bay of
Sebastopol, owing to the bursting ola shell.
! A great fire took place at Moscow, which
lasted an entire day.
There is severe suffering in Odessa for want
of the necessaries of life. The affairs on the
Baltic are in statW quo The maintenance of
the feet there costs 10000 daily. The Turks
defeated the Russians at Kars.
SPAIN.-Carlisle has not abandoned plans
Of civil war.
Mason Minister to France has gone to
watering place in Germany for the benefit of
his health. The King of Prussia is seriously
ill with dropsy in the chest.
/ In Cotton prices ruled in favor Of buyers.
Brown & Shipley quote decline of ,1-16@15
chiefly in upland, others quote market closed
at unchanged rates. Sales of the week 60O0
bales to spectators at z, to exporters 1000
bales Receipts since last steamer 1900
bales stock on hand 537 900.
Flour unchanged. Wheat advanced ID
Indian corn advanced Is. Beef unchanged
OTh 1dIu duNduCtu DdCOH ulllu
Money more in demand. Rates advanced.
Consols declined, quote 9024. Bank advanced
rates per cent. Bullion decreased 5000.
Political news rather important.
New York, Sept. 90
The report that the Cabinet had decided to
Withhold SCOTS pay is premature.
TERRIBLE GALE.
,t CHICAGO, Sept. 10.
: We have received accounts from Milwaukee
up to p M, yesterday.
About noon the mate of the steamer Sebas-
topol attempted to reach the shore in a boat
with line attached to the vessel. The boat
capsized and he was drowned. Subsequently
a life boat was scullcd ashore by a single sail
or, and by this means a hawser was made fast
to the land, and all the passengers were thus
landed in safety, though without saving any
! of their baggage.
The Sebastopol parted in, 3 places at P.
NJ, and BECAME complete wreck. Her car
: 60, consisting mostly of8O00 tons of merchan-
die and so horses from Buffalo to Chicago, is
a total loss, and is strewn along the beach OPP
. posite the wreck.
The steamer went ashore about O'Clock,
: and the supposed cause of the wreck is that
a the light in the Government Light House was
out, and that Capt. Watts mistook the light of
beached schooner for it.
The Sebastopol was new vessel, launched
at Buffalo last spring, and one of the largest on
3 the Lakes. The amount of insurance is uI-
known.
:. The brig Tuscora, at this port, disappeared
this morning, and the fragments Of her wreck
are scattered upon the shore.
She was owned by Davit & Sutton. Her
hull Was insured in the Ktna Company, and
her cargo insured to IL. Norton & Co., of this
n city, and is insured in the Chicago Mutual In
surance Co.
The following are the records of the effects
of the gale, as far as we have as yet been
able to learn, between Genessee and Mil
waukie:
A schooner of Cleveland is ashore miles
from here, with a cargo of lumber, and it will
probably be a total loss. She is owned by
Winslow, of Cleveland.
- The schooner Ledran is wrecked at Keno
sha, and is total loss.
A schooner supposed to be the Superior is
ashore 8 miles this side of Milwaukee, and at
= o'clock yesterday the crew were cIinging TO
the rigging with the waves dashing entirely
over the vessel.
= There are now three schooners ashore neal
the wreck of the Sebastopol We have nc
particulars. One of them is said to be the Rock
well.
A schooner was wrecked against the pier al
Milwaukie-the crew were rescued.
at The barque Hungarian, which lately cleared
from Milwaukee, with cargo of wheat for Os
= wego, returned safely yesterday, but in a leak
ing condition.
1t is supposed that there have been other YES
sells wrecked, which have not yet been dis
ly covered.
The gale increased last night almost to a
: hurricane, and has but very slightly subsidized