The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-04
Arrival of the Pacific.
ONEWEEK,s LATER news!
DISPATCHES FROM GEN. SIMPSON
Details of Capture of sebastopol!!
AUSTRIAN MEDYArroN, MARxErs. &C.. &C

New Yokk, Oct 8.
Fair upland anti OieaAss cotton has declin-
ed u middling e.
1t is rumored that Russia viii undertake
mediation with Denmark and America.
There is much excitement in Paris owing
to the high prices of bread.
The Industrial Exhibition closes oil TIE
18th of November.
Don Pedro was inaugurated King of Porttf-
gal on the 18th, with great ceremony. El
The Car and three Grand Dukes are going
to the Crimea.
Mazzino's revolutionary manifesto to Neap-
olitans has been published.
The Cars letter to the King of Prussia,
says he is determined to maintain the dignity
of the Empire, and has ordered more reinforce
ments for the Crimea. al
New YORK, Oct. 8.
Sandy Hook, Wednesday 2 O'Clock A. NJ.
The Pacific off light ship brings dates from
Liverpool to the 22d.
Nothing new from the Crimea. Retreat of
the Russians to Perrekof confirmed The
Russians were repulsed at Kuss with conside-
rable loss They retired to Erzeraum.
The Inauguration of the King of Portugal
has been celebrated. The King of Naples
apologized to England and France.
The Gear writes that the King of Russia
will accept of no conditions derogatory to Rus
STA. 1t is reported that Russia offers to medi-
ate between United States and Der lark.
Cotton dull; decline q to Il d. Flour 41s.,
less active. Wheat, red lis Sd. to lis Cd.
Money in good demand American stocks
quiet. Pork and Beef unchanged.
| Steamer not up at 8 O'Clock this morning.
The Herman from New York arrived at
South Hampton the 22nd. The British Gov
eminent received dispatch from Gen. Simp-
son, describing the details of the assault and
capture of the MaiiSof. He says the French
columns under Gen'ls. Bosquet, Mcmahon and
/ DeLamathons, carried the Malikoff with the
most impetuous valor. The British columns
stormed the Rem, but after bloody combat
found they could not hold it, and retired. A
second assault was ordered on the following
morning, when the Reda was evacuated by the
Russians with fearful loss of life, particular
Ily officers.
Pellissiers dispatches have not arrived
The retreat of the Russians to Perrokoff is
contradicted. 1t was expected that they would
be unable to hold the North Sebastopol for
want of provisions. Nothing decisive is known
with regard to the next movement of the Al
j lies. 1900 Cannons, $4,000 balls, and i'm
mense stocks of gun powder were taken pos
session of by the Allies at Sebastopol
The Ear Alexander in an address to the
army says. rely confidently upon your cour-
age to repel further attacks.
The Car has signifed his intention of pro-
ceeding at once to the Crimea with three grand
Dukes.
The Turks still hold possession Kafs of hay
ing reported the Russians on the 7th August
with considerable loss.
There is nothing new from the Baltic
The Emperor of Austria congratulated
Queen Victoria and the Emperor Napoleon fol
the victory of the Allies.
/ There is more talk about the Austrian nego.
it;at;on. The latest report is that Austria is
willing co mn, ertal1e the work of mediation al
Vienna and that France VII consult. II nego'
tiations can be carried on at Paris.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Fl.
Flour firm, with an upward tendency
Prices of Western quoted at S8@39c. South
ern 39@4Os. Wheat firm. Southern noted
E121l. Corn tsife lower. Yellow 36s Sc
mixed 38s Cd.
Beef firm. Pork trife higher. The gov
lernment has contracted for $4,000 bbls ant
: tierces of pork. Lard has advanced and WI
quote at els.
London Money Ma,ket.-No further advanc
has taken place in the rate of interest. Elk
4 change has advanced. Consols are quoted a
g 9Ozs. Manchester advices are unfavorable
PARIS, Sept. 81.
The rate of interest had advanced to pc
:, cent
b PITTsBURG, Oct. 8.
There are feet water in the channel an
= rising. The weather is cool and clearing NJ
CNcINNATI, Oct 3.
. There are seven feet water in the chann'
% and rising.