The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE
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New YORK, Sept 6.
I Victoria was most rapturously received at
Paris.
ministerial crisis has been reported in
France.
Dispatches regarding the bombardment of
Sweaborg are indefinite, and it is generally be-
ieved they have exaggerated the affair.
The French loss at Tchernaya was 1000;
Sardinian 600
1t is reported that the accession Of Spain to
the Allies is completed, and that Denmark and
Sweden are about joining the allies. 1t is al
SO reported that Austria has submitted new
proposals of peace, but not much reliance is to
be placed in these reports
Simpson says that the ARMY is increasingly
employed in strengthening the advance works.
The health is generally good.
Escalantie, Minister of Spain, has left for
Washington.
Unimportant diturbances have taken place
in Barcelona.
A ministerial crisis is threatened in Aus
tria.
The Wirtemburg Chambers in Germany dis
solved in consequence of passing resolutions in
favor of a more liberal Federal Constitution.
One days later advices from London say
that it is reported that fifty thousand addition
al troops from Paris have been ordered to the
Crimea.
The White Sea squadron captured two Rus
sian ships and one steamer. The Allies are
quitting the sea.
Austria has declared that she will treat with
military law all persons found tampering with
Austrian soldiers, inducing them to join the
Anglo-Italian League.
Prussia has sent agents to the leading cities
of Europe, to raise a loan for the Russian gov
eminent
New YORK, Sept. Z.
The Sweabofg affair grossly exaggerated; it
was bootless victory. The bombs and balls
of the allies failed to reach Helsingfors.
All the coast battered, and Sweaborg re-
mains untouched as the allies are afraid to
venture within their range
The London Times admits that the attack
was failure.
The Allies are preparing to winter in the
Crimea.
Shocking suiciae.
New YORK, Sept. T.
Two sisters, named Stein, Germans admin
istered prussic acid to their little brother, then
took a portion of the poison themselves. They
had been some time dead when found
Mademoiselle Rachel was taken ill last eve
ming, and further performances postponed until
next week
| Locomotive and tender on four o'clock Bos-
ton Express train ran off the track near Will
liam's bridge yesterday. Only one man seri-
ously hurt.
Flour considerably higher. 1900 barrels
sold at 1862 for State and Ohio, $8,37@8,85
for Southern Wheat higher sales of 1900
bushels Southern White at $i,95. red $1,75.
Corn advanced trife; sales $500 bushels at
soc. Pork lower; sales at $22,37. Beef firm
with upward tendeacy. Lard firm.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. Z.
There are z feet inches water in the chan
mel, and falling Weather clear and warm
CtNctNNATr, Sept. Z.
Nine feet water ard rising.
Flour firm; demand exceeds offerings sales
Sc. Holders ask Sc rs Prime wheat 81 H.
In provisions nothing doing. Whisky dull
and lower, $50 bbls sold at 331a @3325c.
Sugar firm and good demand, sales of 12O hhds
fair and good fair $724 @814. Molasses firm,
sales 100 bbls at 42c.
YELLOW FEVER IN NORFOLK
BALTIMORE, Sept. Z.
Our citizens subscribed $1,000 to the relief
of the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers this