The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
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New YORK, Jan. lip. NJ.


speech to Legislative Assembly, warike in
its tone, makes no mention OF prospects of
peace. 1t was Immediately followed by
loan of 500 900, 900 francs
An important meeting OF representatives
Of the FIVE powers was held at Fienna-re-
suit not transpired.
Russians continue to make sor,ies, three
had been made from the city and one from
the harbor. Allies received $4,000 REIN
forcemens, and weather was more favorable.
Nothing new in the attitude Of Austria or
Prussia. Foreign enlistment bill had passed
and parliament adjourned. Bullion in Bank
of England had decreased fls,OOO.
Lard unchanged with moderate demand at
previous rates, small sales of beef at firm
prices; pork advanced Is.
Baltic lett Liverpool early on the morning
of the aO,h, with 81 passengers. including
Com. Perry.
Africa arrived out on 24.h at noon; Sarah
Sands put into Cork with damaged sails, and
would proceed after repairing, without re-
turning to Liverpool.
The Arabia sailed from Marseilles on the
2lst, with 1910 French troops for the Cr-
mea.
A high diplomatic conference is to be held
at the residence Of tie British minister at
Vienna on 2Sth by the ambassadors of the
FIVE powers. Prince Gorischakoff is to
take part Pm diecussion; conference to be Of
positive character.
Vienna despatch of 26th says Gortscha-
koff presented note received from St. Pc
tersburgh to Coun. Buel, which is believed
to be an unsatisfactory but not final reply of
Russia.
| The Russian mission to London, of which
high expectations had been formed is surmis-
ed was merely the bearer Of an autograph
letter to Queen and instructions to watch.
Condition of affairs before Sebastopol un.
changed. On Goth Dec. Russians claimed
to be doing considerable damage to ap-
proaching allies. Nevertheless French 81
parallel had mounted cannon. Reinforce.
ments of allies, $4,000 strong, arrived Dec.
18th. Mentchikoff being sick, Osten was
in command. 5000 Turks landed at Eupa
toria.
The destination of Omar Pacha 3 army is
a perfect secret-thought it would invest
North side Of Setastopol.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
SENATE.-Rusk moved Pacific R. R. bill
t, be printed and referred to special commit
tee-agreed to.
Badger moved to take up Jill to increase
compensation of congressman and U. s.
Judges.
/ Shields asked the indulgence of Senator
from North Carolina, to enable him to bring
in bill authorizing sale Of Rock Island rail-
road, State Of Illinois, ard for other purpos.
les-grante4.
i Shields moved to strike out ali after enact
ed, and insert n substitute which gives the
State preemption right to small portion of
land. Amendment agreed to and bill passed.
Badger renewed motion to take up CON-
pensation bill-agreed to.
HousE.-Giddings of Nebraska introduced
bills to establish post routes or route to pro-.
posed towns, and provide for survey of set
Element of one-haf Greed tribes in that ter.
territory-reiered.
Croker introduced bill making uppropri,.
ton for continuing improvement in Taunton
river-referred to Committee on Commerce.
q House took up bill to remodel diplomatic
and consular system of U. States.
4 Perkins, who reported it from committee
on foreign affairs, explained its provisions.
4 CINCINNATI, Jan, IL.
River fallen inches; weather cloudy and
damp.
Flour 765a775; other articles unchanged
e Oats 3S4a4Oc; corn 59a60,; whisky advan-
$ ced to 29c; cheese l0c. Hogs 375a425
E dividing on 200 pounds, market dull; sales
: 700 bbls prime lard at 81 and 700 kegs at &C.
Provisions dull.
New YORK, Jan. IL.
The Baltic arrived after the close of bus
mess.
Flour firm, $3.50 bills goo's Ohio sold.-
: Southern easier, 1000 bbls S9a95O; whea
firm; corn easier but not quotably lower
$4,000 bbls pork trihe higher. old mess l22t
aI23l, new prime $l3; beef dull, declining
: lard firm; Ohio whisky 39Aa4Oc: coffee firm
; 5000 bags Java at auction l2Sa12a;' suga
lower, sales Orleans 4Sa4sc.
Pre- Arrest.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10. (
During a fire early this morning seigh