The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-28

The Atlantic has arrived with Liverpool
dater to the I4th.
She brings $50 passengers.
LIVERPOOL rfARKET.
The following is the circular of Richardson,
Spencer g. Co., dated the 18th:
During the week, there has been an i'm.
proved demand for Flour and Wheat.
Indian Corn has declined 4s per quarter,
and at that, to-day's market is firm; few
sales were at 40s tor yellow, aud 4ls tor
white per 48O lbs. Western Canal Flour
38s@$9 9O[?l
| In Beef aud Pork, transactions are small,
In Bacon there is light stock and filling of
in demand. Lard is not 80 active, but now sold
at 53@54s. TalIow early in the week was
active, but now is dull.
The price of Cotton has declined 4 of a
penny per ID and limited business therein.
Toward the close of the week the demand
slightly increased with sales of $4,000
bales.
Consols closed at 81. American securities
are firm. and the tendency upwards.
The holders of Iron are demanding an adj
vance in that article.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Cotton depressed and one-tenth lower
sales of $4,000 bales. Cotton more steady.
Wheat Flour firm, owing to small stock
Corn is lower. Provisions dull.
Consols 81. Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land decreased f434O00. American securi-
ties active.
There Ia Ministerial crisis in England
Lord John Russell is accused OF shutting in
the explanation Of his conduct at Vienna.
On The 18th 81 Bulwer Lytton moved that
g Ministry containing Russell was un-
| wotthy OF confidence.
The public expect Palmerston either TO
thfow over Russell, dissolve Parliament, or
resign.
Sebaslopol had been subjected two days
to heavy fire without effect.
| The beseigers are erecting immense works
against the Malakof and the Redan, and the
beseiged are erecting equally formidable
works behind those defences.
| Trifing operations only have taken place
| in the Bsltic.
Parliament will be prorogaed on the 10th
| ay of August.
The Union Arrived out on the 18th.
The Washington was at Southampton on
the 18th, and the Star of the South at Liver
pool on the TIh.
The circumstances which led to the resig-
nation of Lord John Russell, were disclose
ures made by him OF his course at Vienna,
which led to a debate in the house on Friday,
the 9th. at the close of which, Mr. Lytton
Bulwer moved that the conduct of the Min.
lister charged with the negotiations at Vien-
MAJ and his continuance in Office as re6pon-
sible advisor of the Crown, had,sha ken he
confidence which the country should place
in one on whom the ADM nistration OF public
affairs is entrusted. a.
Previously to LordJohn Russell's fesigna-
| a. = 4 L. -
lie would take the Grey section OF the Cabi-
net with him, and that Palmerstoii would
| fill their places with mofe decided men out
Of the liberia ranks. Also, that Lord Derby
was the coming man, with another coalition
cabinet.
War news unimportant.
Accounts of the crops from all parts of
England are favorable.
In the Crimea, aiiolher geheral assault is
not far off; 10000 men are employed in the
works.
The Ruse ans; in addition to other defen-
ces, were throwing up formidable star fort
Behind the Redan. Weak fire kept Dip on
the 10th and 18th.
Cholera was decreasing, and the health of
the armies satisfactory.
The Russians made a sortie on the night
of the 7th, on the works in front of the Nam
elon. They effected nothing.
.Advices from Kars state that the demon
stration against that place had been rePulsed.
Other accoGntss on the centratyI say that
the Russians had taken the field, aid that
the Turks had evacuated Kars and fallen
back on Evseroun.
/ Schamyl, the Circassian Chief, is again
reported dead.
The allied fleets continued cruising in the
Baltic and destroying exposed property on
the coast Of the White Sea.
The port of Exchange has been placed in
good state of defense, new battery of 80
gins having been erected.
4 The foreign ships in port had succeeded in
clearing tlir cargoe6 before the blockade.
Among these ships were several Americans,
which, after landing their cargoes, proceeded
eastward. The blockade was strictly en-
forced.
There is rumor in the papers of danger
Gus insurrection in tho Russian Siberian
h Regiments, and also of change IN the Rus
sian Cabinet.
Tne British ship Antelope had bombarded
and destroyed Elstown and Calabar.
The Spanish insurrection is suppressed.
Queen Victoria's visit is fixed for August
9Th.
u A new 4 ustrian Circular is spoken of in
tended as Count BueI's reply to Napoleon's
! innuendoes, and defending the conduct OF
: Austria towards the Western Powers.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
Democratic Conusntion-,SeG Fight bstDeen
the RnsSiGns and French-AH on Board
the French Ship blosou up-,Sirty Rus
slams Killed and one Hundred and Fiftv
Wounded.
New YoRK, July as.