The Evansville daily journal., 1855-03-02
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ARRIVAL OF THE
SE@S IS T. L O u I S.

NEW YORK, March i.
The st. Lofts reached her dock about 8
O'Clock, having left Cowes at 2, A. NJ, on
the 10Th, with thirty passengers.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily
News says, Soule considers the scheme for
purchasing Cuba completely knocked in The
head.
Parliament was to re assemble on the 18th.
Lord John Russell was to leave in few
days for Vienna. accompanied by TT. Ham,
mond, under the Secretary of State and For
eign Affairs.
The Duke of Genoa is dead.
Dispatches from Raglan of the 9th re-
port the weather fine, but severe frosts at
night, and huts being got up with much diff
fculty.
The first detachment of the British troops
from India arrived safely.
Mr.. Soule was among the passengers of
the Herman on the 18th.
Nothing important from Crimea.
Lord John Russell proceeds to Vienna as
British plenipotentiary at the conference.
London market dull; consols for account
92@9lt.
Liverpool markets unchanged. Bread
stuffs unchs nged; business limited.
An India mail telegraph dispatch, dated
Bombay, Jan. l6, says an insurrection broke
out at Cobcol; $4,000 persons are besieging
Bendercebosi; murderous conflict had tax.
en- place, but the besieged continued resis-
tance.
A French company has offered to raise a
legion of $4,000 men in France, for the SER
vice of the English government, one-half to
be rendy in Is days; the English govern
ment is stated to be disposed to entertain the
Telegraph dispatches from Vienna state
that the Gear issued manifesto, dated st.
Peiersburgh. Feb. 18th, calling the entire
male population under arms. An addition
al force of 100000 men is to be dispatched
proposition.
to Crimea.
Latest Sebsstopol dates of Jan. 3lst state
that the weather was milder, and 10000
Turks had landed at Eupatoria; others were
on the march for Varna and would embark as
soon az arrived.
French Government advices from Varna
9th, state that Omar Pacha had left for Bo.
ynges to inspec the cavalry and magazines
and on his return would embark definitely fol
Eupatoria.
The Russians are encsmped partly in the
villages Of Alma and Balbre, partly in the
en-irons of Simferopol.
General Ulrch with the guards set off fo
Crimea, Jan. 30th.
Egyptian reinforcements had arrived.
The artillery in Sebastopol kept up an in
cessant fire during the night, and the allies
replied during the day by the ,iraileurs.
The Journal of st. Petersburgh of Feb
Sd contains an address of the Gar to ths
Hetman of the Doncossacs, expressing con
6dence that they will fight courageously 70
the church, throne and country.
The reported mutiny among the Zouave'
caused painful sensation in Paris, but wa
thought greatly exaggerated.
The London Board of Trade proposes
through the Times 10 feed the army in Cri
mea at the rate OF 3s Sd day per man, Civ
ing three substantial meals day, bindin
themselves to the contract under the heavi
est penalties.
The India mail brings Hong Kong date
of Dec. 10Th, and Bombay of Jan. 18th.
The Burmese envoy demanded restoration
of Pegu, which was promptly and perempto
rily refused.
At Calcutta the report of the special in
spection appointed to inquire into the loss O
the City of Philadelphia, was laid befer
Parliament. 1t texculpates the Captain an
officers from all blame, and recommends tn
erection of light houses at Cape Race.
/, The Viceroy Of Egypt has abolished Gus
toms and duties, except at Suez.
The Canada arrived with dates to the 18th
Breadstuffs shade lower, with small spe
l culative demand. Brown & Shipley quot
Western Canal -four at 42s3d, good Obi
! ASS; wheat a trife lower, white 1ls6d; cor
!. declined, white GAS, yellow 33s6d, nike
33s; beef and pork dull; bacon, little specr
ative demand at 44s@ 45s6d, lard firm
prices sitter, but not quotably higher.
Il MANcHEsTER.-Prices weak and transa,
tions small.
LoHDoN.-Sugar firm, shade higher
}. Coffee quiet. Money market unchanged
}. Consols for money are quoted at GOA d,
!. cline. u. s. Stocks have advanced.
Lord John Russell has gone to Vienna