The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-27
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR
One day later from Europe.
New YORK, August "a

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Steamship North Star arrived this morn
ing from Hayre and Southampton, bringing
one days later advices from Europe. She
left Southampton, August 18th, at g o'clock
Accoants from the Baltic state that the
allied fleet drew up in front OF Sweb5fg on
the morning. of the 7th, and the Bernhard
ment was TO commence the same after.
noon. -.
CohsolO closed on the 18th, al 9OFasi fot
money, and 9la9l5 for account. After reg
ular hours, transactions took place at an
advance Of one.eighth. Foreign securities
steady. ~ 81
London.-Gotn market quiet, in some
cases prices had recovered Is, of late de-
cline.
Tie North Star b9ings one hundred and
twenty passengers.
The United States mail steamship Arago
arrived from New York ON, the 10th inst.
Intelligence from The Baltic states that
on the 9th inst. the English and French
fleets weighed from Nargon apd anchored
same day eff Sweborg. On the 7th two
fleets were drawn in font of Sweborg,
and bombardment commenced same after
noon. -
The French and English are demoIishing
the Notifications OF Anopa, contrary to the
wishes Of tie CIrcassians, who were, how
ever, unable to oppose the feet.
Gen. Nivah had gone to the Black Sea
TO choose a landing place somewhere near
Batoutt.
BALrIMokRtk, Aug. "a.
New Orleans papers received, But Contain
no ne VS..
The Yellow Fever:
NORFOLK, Aug. %, P. NJ.
Deaths for "a hours ending noon, were I6.
Over 300 cases OF fever had occurred since
the commencement of the epidemic. The
deaths during the last "a hours are 80. 600
cases now under treatment. Violence of
the disease abating.
NORFOLK, Aug. %, M.
During the last twenty-four hours Is
deaths from yellow fever occurred in the city,
and at the hospitals.
In the same time there were 90 deaths in
the city of Portsmouth. George Chambers
is Dead Commander Barron and Drs.
Schoield and Parker are out OF danger.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The teply Of Col. Isaacs. U. S. district at
torney for Kansas to the charges similar 10
LUUoS ditcHcu IOI tue IcuOVdl VI NOVs leG-
der, has been received.
Norepl3 has yet been received from Judge
JUhnsoh.
Andrew 3. EIoote, of Ala, declines the
of associate Judge of the Su
preme Court OF KANSAS, vice Gilmore, re-
moved.
TotEDo, Aug. %.
The prisoners confined in Toledo-iail set il
on fire last night with the hope of escaping.
Some of them came near suffocating, but
none escaped. The flames were subdued
with but little damage.
BALTIMORE, Aug. %, 8 P. M.
We have later intelligence this morning
from Norfolk and Portsmouth representing
the fever as still on thu increase. There
have been 81 deaths in the two cities during
the last twenty-lour hours.
PITTsBURG, Aug. %.
The Democratic convention assembled
here to-day. A II but three districts were re-
presented, Col. Samuel Black chairman.
Strong anti Know Nothing resolutions were
passed; also declaring The nationality of the
Democratic party; approving the admins.
trdtioi OF Pierce, and endorsing the nomina-
ton of Plumraer for Land Commissioner. A
resolution in favor Of fusion was defeated by
70 to s. The following ticket was nomina-
ted:
Hon. Wa. wilkins State Senate. Samuel
Smith, r. N. . Bausman. James B. Fulton,
L. B. Patterson, and christopher Magee for
the House of Represe ntatives, r.. Patterson
sheriff, John Birmingham Prothonetary.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. %
A L.,AAs - oe;.s. r. a,
at Lawrence, Kansas, on the l4th, 1T Which
over six hundred persons were present. Gen.
Schuyler presided, assisted by the usual
number of vice presidents. and other officers.
Strong resolutions were passed, deuodncing
the election of the 18th Of March as great
outrage; denying the legality of the Eegisia-
ture now sitting, and it's pretensions to enact
laws, regarding its action as without, and
pledging themselves to resist it, recon mem
ding the election of delegates to conVeh-
ton to form State Constitution, with
view to immediate State organization, and
application to the next Congress for adms-
sion as State. Resolutions of thanks were
voted to Reeder. 1t was also unanimously
resolved, that agreeably to recommendations,
a Territorial Free State Executive Commit.
tee should call a convention, of FIVE dele
gates to CHI representative appointed from
the several districts on the 25th August, to
meet at Big Spring on the 9Th of September,
for The purposes recomme nded, and any
other action necessary.
CINCINNATI, Aug. %.
There was republican mass meeting
here last night. Addresses were made by
s. p. Chase, L. d. Campbell, and Capt.
Ford. Chase denied that his election to
the Seha'e was By arrangement giving two
Democratic members seats as State Repre-
sentatlves for their votes; denies being d
Disunlonist; and says no expression, SEN
tence, or letter ever came from him not loya
to the Union; no sympathy with Garrison's
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