The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-02

Melbourne dates of Jan. 8 and again quiet.
Several failures had occurred.
FRAHcE.-Emperor's visit to Crimes. con.
,inues doubtful. Warlike preparations active.
Every order given to prepare transport from
Toulon for $4,000 men, 5000 h 'rses. Gener.
al Waddel, Prussian envoy, returned to Paris.
Mentioned officially he contradicts calumny
against General Forrey that he was in COR
respondence with the Enemy. Forrey how.
ever is recalled.
BELGIUM. crisis continues.
Phoenix charged with formation of cab.
met.
Madrid correspondence gives details ofre.
cent conspiracy at Cuba says Governor re-
ceived confidential communications from Con
cha. The condition Of Cuba inspires in him
considerable uneasiness; recommends con.
cessionbe made to colony and that deputy be
sent to Spanish Cortez. Begs Government not
to emancipate slaves; says it would be fata i
measure and cause them to seek admission
into the United States. If the Cubans be
not paci6ed by concession 600 troops could
not retain Cuba to Spain.
MARCH 8.-Government in Cortez-tran.
guilty was restored. Cuban Government
would 90 utmost to prevent further difficulty.
Vote Of satisfaction unanimously agreed to
by chambers.
GEpxAHr.-NewB avarian loan 81 million
Thalers ~ per cent announced.
CINCINNATI. March 80, P. NJ.
Flour advanced; $50 bbls sold at $660aS65;
receipts light; 5000 bushels corn sold part to
arrive 65a67c. demand active; provisions
firm and buoyant; $50 bbls lard sold at Sc,
500 kegs at 94c; 10 for Mol country and
prime city; whiskey 254c with firm demand;
linseed oil S74a9Oc; good demand for groce.
ries; molasses advanced to 29c; more buyers
than sellers; sugar is firm and sales 900 hid
5a53 for fair and prime.
River fallen 10 inches in last "a hours.
Weather warm and cloudy with indication of
rain.
Dohoht HotSu OOS i
River 4 feet inches falling; weather clear
and mild.
BALTIMORE, March 80.
Southern mail arrived per Isabella from
Charleston brings Havana dates to Sunday
Much excitement. Pinto execution on the
morning Of the 22d inst. To such q pitch
has the feeling of the subjects reached that
Captain Smell had not been seen in public
since the event. The body instead of being
exposed the usual time, IL hours, W rs removed
in three. Indignation evinced by populace
rendering measures Of hostility necessary
This state Of affairs was brought about by
the vindictive conduct Of the Capt General.
Some informally having taken place, the
minister was requested to countersign death
warrant on the ground that the evidence in
conflicting points had emsnated from one
who had served two apprenticeship in the
chain gang. Capt. General thereupon con.
veaed council of four and after elaboration
two declared themselves in favor of death
and two in favor Of acquittal. The casting
vote was left with the Capt General who
condemned him, his former secretary and
friend, to the garrotta, hence the Indignation.
Trial of Estramp and Felix was to have tax.
en- place early this week. Counsel Col. w.
Robertson had acted most energetically
against the trial and insisted on the liberia.
ton. The result Of application not known
when Isabella sailed.
French vessel Aggrippa at Havana had re.
ceived crew Of American. Brig Caiharine
Mary, bound from New York to Indies, aban.
doned at sea in sinking condition at Key West.
Barque Magnolia arrived on 22d in charge
of wreckers having been ashore on Loo Kee
the previous day. 1t is confidently believed
at Key West that cargo and munitions of war
are designed for use of & llibusters said to be
assembling near to Mobile. The Magnolia
had no clearance and was fined by collectors
for neglect.
NANKEEN-5ea eases Nanksen received this day and for
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