The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-23
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4reif Zane t+-assoes NEW noRK, Aug. -.
The Pacific arrived to-day with dates OF
the Ilth. las ast =. IL
= The Allies bombaTded Tayanross several
I days, -.
An English sloop Of war got ashore and
ihe Russi ans burned it. .svoiIf, 80
The Allies demolished the fortifcstion at
! Anapa. laiaaos7sgsia tarsb lll7 lasl9..g
Seven millions exchequer bill passed third
reading House of Commons. IH 4
3 Friday markets W ere active.
Nothing but rumors from the Crimea.
Private dispatches reiterate the lombard
ment resumed, not confirmed.
Markham mentionedto to succeed to the COM
mand. rrr.,.
T he Queen rendered the post to Duke Of
G ambridge but he declined though willing to
act as second in command.
ON ar Pacha appointed commander in
chief of the Turks in Asia, Some opera
tions but of no execution ubo ut the sea of
Azof' and Black sea. Allies fleet still concen-
ira ted Some great movement, coup de main
co n fidently expected. In Baltic 80 ships as
sembled at Nargon. Opinions divided as
to destinati on Rivel, or Sweberg.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
states that Austria just made spontaous adj
vabces of most friendly relations towards the
Western Powers.
Palmerston in Parliament conveyed similar
meaning.
The Paris correspondent alludes to what
is termed legitimate conspiracy closely fol-
lowing. @saa 81
tits announced that Spain has definitely
contributed IS 900 men to be paid by
France and England, and that France agrees
to uphold the throne of isabella against all
danger from whatever source. II Is repor-
ted Ancona is to be placed iii state of seige,
but denied.
Pilissier telegraphs August III. "Nothing
of interest to communicate. The eiemy
not undertaking anything against our bat
eries. SJme cases of chol err reappeared."
Simpson telegrapbs: "We continue to
strengthen and improve our advanced works
which are now SO close to the enemy's de-
fences that regret to say our CASUALTIES are
uecessariIy considerable. The enemy ex-
hibit great activity, adding to and improving
their delences and conveyance. Military
stores from north 10 SOU h increasing. The
Russians made night sorte on Moranzoff
road but was repulsed without trouble
n - nistrict CoIIrr1L
P,HILADELPHIA, Aug. 90. p. M-TRe, U.
S. District Court, Judge Kane presiding,
commenced its August term this morning.
The case of Col. Kinney was called, when
an affidavit was read from his bail, George
G, Presburg, in relntion to the noaa-aappear.
ance Of Col. K at this term Of the Court
The docuinrasent sets forth that the. deponent
confidently believes said Henry L. Kinney
will return 10 the U. s and be prepared for
trial Oh this indictment before the close OF
the next session of this Court. That il is
not in the power OF this deponent or any one
else to prepare the defense of said Henry l..
Kinney in his absence; and that his ship
wreck at Turks Island. combined with EN-
barrassing impediments, which delayed his
departure, has no doubt rendered it inpo4si-
Bile for said Henry l.. Kinney to fulfill his
purpose of being in attendance at the session
of this honorable Court. The affidavit was
received, the recognizances declared forfeited
and Mr.. Pressburg granted time until the
first of February next to produce the de-
fendant, or pay the amount of the b ii.
7H NFw Orleans. Aug. 90.
a Flour-Prices are trife higher; sales at
81 25@7 37A. Oats 35@474c. Sides lot. L
Cotton steady; sales OF 2,500 bales,
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