The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27
[Reportcd expressly for the Daily Journal. ]


boats to connect the cityof Sebastopow,hthe
forts on The North side.
There was a report at Paris on the 18th
that Sebas,opol had fallen, but did not find
general belief.
Omar Pasha embarked on the lst for Bal.
aklaya, and has taken means to bring force
of 5000 en- and 90 guns to Crimea.
100000 Turks have already landed at Eu-
patoria.
Mentschikoff is reported to have called in
all his attachments.
The corps of n-Sacken is watching
the Turks at Eupatoria, the garrison Of
which place will be augmented
The 5th or 9th January was locked upon
as the time when genera: assault on Sebas-
topol would take place.
Odessa letters of the 25,h mention thut
plies at Sebastopol.
Another tempest ragged on the Black Sea
with some disasters, damaging two ships of
the British fleet.
Various rumors were afoar regarding
changes OF cabinet, but were considered
only rumors.
The Liverpool and American Chamber of
Commerce presented an address to Lord Ell.
gin for the part he had taken in the negolio-
ton OF the reciprocity treaty. Lord Egin
made a complimentary speech on the occa-
sion.
The proposed mediation Of the United
States excited much less attention than
might have been supposed. The London
Times treats the question with much candor
and fairness. II submits that the United
States must allow that such offer may be de.
clired in any special cases. No dsrespect
is implied. 1t is free &c part to offer its
friendly services, and equally free to the 9th.
er to not accept.
News from France ia devoid Of interest.
The Emperor received q detachment Of the
Imperial Guards on the 4ih, prev ious to their
embarka;ion to Crimea.
There are rumors that the Emperor of
Russia has sent an Autograph letter to EN-
peror Of France, ia which he makes propo-
sails for peace.
SANTA FEE NEWS.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. &c.
Santa Fe mail arrived at Independence yes
terday. By it we iearn that the Indians have be-
gun their Expectations again. The Msscallros
band run off 400 head OF Maj. III. Russels cattle
wintering on Red River. Troops started after
them and recaptured 100, pursuing them 200
miles. A detachment from below is now out on
the White Mountains still pursuing them.
The Jaccarille parties are far North. and are
doing very little harm. Sinall PoI raging among
them violently. 'Yelasqurey, the chief who look
Mr.. Weite and party. died with tina, disease.
Gen. Garland returned from he Messiah VAL
lev IN the 18th. He has published his ord, T
taking military possession of the country.
The Legslaiu was in session, but the Gov
ernor and their b,dy do not get aioog very har-
moniously. The patriotic body refused to pay
the freight on number of boxes presented to the
Territory by Congress. because they sese Eng
fish books and did not want them. They do moi
fefu.e English d,llars. Why not change the
order of government
of Indiana, were passengers by the mai
stage. BY them we learn that traders Al
FL Passo, except Mr.. Carroll, had not ye
been able to enter their goods through tai
custom house. Some sheep merch ants''f from
California were returning for further sup
plies from Chihuahua and New Mexico
Shs, Beck g. Giddings. at Santa Fe. had al
their fine sheep, lately brought from tn,
States, run off by the MuscalIaros Indians
There was but little snow on the plains
and the mail purity came I'm pleasantly.
CINciSNArr, Jan 26, p. NJ.
River failing. Weather very cloudy.
Flour quiet, 7s5a79o; whisky 24a25t; hog,
declined to 479a49o, with sales 500; provis
ions quiet, 5000 lbs bulk meat sold, 81 fo
sides and At for shoulders; bbl lard 81; mes.
pork 1850; sugar good demand 4ka5t; Glow
seed 675a6S55 Eastern exchange 4 prem
River navigation suspended between her,
and Pittsburgh in consequence of ice. Mon
ey matters much easier.
PI-rsBURGH, Jan. IS, p. III.
River unchanged since noon. Slight snow
this morning.
NEW YoRB, Jan. 26.
Stocks are active but rather lower; money ur
changed; -four dull, unchanged; whes fKm: cor
nominal; pork firm; beef unchanged deman
moderate; lard dull at 9 5-SalOc; whisky nom
nal, Ohio 1913