The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-08

ARRIVAL OF The ASIA.

,Ii3AIl sI1a Ts5 Nxw YoaK. May Z.
The steamer has arrived from Liverpool
with dates to the ID = =
All hopes Of ,Austria's taking the field
against Russia are at an cad for the pres
ent.g-ea .ri a.8sl..tR ..ba..
d We learn that during the first two days Of
the bombsrdment the number Of besiegers
was superior to that of the defenders Of the
city, and much damage was done to the
Russian works. During the night of the
18th the LEFT attack Of the Allies obtained
considerable advantage. ,,,,c,.,
ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
I. sa..s..'a 30 New Yoax May 4.
The markets were dull and the demand
for oil kinds of produce limited. Coin was
very scarce and had materially injured all
branches Of trade. aI
The bill providing for newly districting
the State had passed the Assembly, with an
amendment, making . special election OF
Congressmen necessary next December,
which deprives the State Of its Represents.
tives for two or three months.
tAdvices from Utah are up to March LIST.
The appointment of Col. Steptoe to succeed
Brigham Y,urg had caused great discon-
tent, and petitions were in circulation pray.
ing the re. appointment Of Brigham Young.
DR.. G. Hart, the Indian agent for Utah
had arrived and entered upon his duties.
Walker the celebrated Utah chief, died
near Fillmore city on the goth January.
Ed. Jones and A. A. Cohen had been ap-
pointed assignees Of Adams & Co.
HARrroRD. May.
Continuation Of Coz. Mn,r's Message.
He states that 10 the Union comes ma.
jori,y Of the inmates Of the prisons and aims.
houses. When these things are considered
in addition to the facts that the taxes are
largely increased to support the foreign pop.
ulation-thst, in many instances the Gins.
houses Of the old world are emptied and the
prison doors thrown open. and their inmates
transported BY government to our shores. il
IL wise for our safety 40 nation 10 guard
against II, and II requires additional legisla-
ton with reference to foreign emigration.
After considering the rights aud privileges
of foreigners, the Governor adds, but as q
matter Of policy connected with the privilege
of citizenship conferred upon aliens. we have
q right to inquire how fsr the allegiance
due from members of the Romish Church is
compatible with the allegiance due their
adopted country. a,f ,to-lfy sr .
II we find that combinations for political
action exists. composed Of members Of the
church, throwing their entire vote one way
as the wishes. feelings. and interests OF those
controlling them may dictate; and further, il
we find these combinations but instruments
in the hands Of demagogues, native born, or
thrown upon our shores by the revolutionary
upheav'ngs Of Europe, then q strong reason
10 formed why . longer residence should be
required before an alien can be naturslized
The message closes with recapitulation
of the powers constiiutionally Of the Legisls-
ture over the subject. taf
,..a.. WASHINGTON. May 4.
Arthur S. hewitt has received The appoint.
ment of postmaster Of New Orleans, vice R..
w. Adams, declined.
~. CONCORD. N H.. May 4.
The American party in this State, in coun.
ell. have adopted resolutions protecting
against the repeal Of the Missouri Compro
mise, against the Nebraska bill, the fugitive
slave law, end pIedRing the party TO resist
the further extension Of slavery.
s..,f .sst -. ...t PoRTLAsD, Ms, May 3.
The annual election of the Grand Chapter
q: the Grand Lodg e Of the Grand Enchsmp
ment Of this State took place to-day. The
attendance was FULL The Grand Council of
Royal Select Masters was also organized.
ee'' BosroH. Nay :.
The mayors ofseversl OF the cities Of Maine
have issued proclamations directing n rigid
enforcement Of the liquor law. The mayor
Of Lawrence. Mass, has made . proclamation
to the same effect.
New YORK, May A..
Cousul Fsben's bail has been fixed at $50.
600. Edward Boyle was refused as secu.