The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
Il BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
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The Europa has ar
New YoaK, Nov. Is.

exporters 5000 bales. The market closed
steady.
Flour market unchanged. Wheat unchang
ed. Corn declined Cd. Consols advanced Il
quoted at 9215 @92A.
Tine Europa passed Sandy Hook this morn
ing with dates to the 1st inst.
The steamer Arago arrived off Southamp-
ton on the 3lst ult
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l.
The Brokers' Circular of yesterday, states
that an average business was done without
any quotable change in prices, except for low
er qualities, which had declined partially
Sales of cotton for the week $1,000 bales, in
Guiding 5000 for spectators, and 5000 Cor
expectation. Sales Friday 5000 bales, includ-
ing 1000 for speculation and export. Market
closed steady.
Richardson, Spence & Co., quote breadstuffs
steady; corn dull ; provisions quiet cotton
quotations, fair Orleans, ~; middling Or
leans, ga; fair Mobile, IA; middling Mobile,
6 "a fair upland, ~ middlng upland, 6 Is l6.
Quotations for breadstuffs and wheat quiet,
and generally unchanged; white wheat IS Cd
a los Sd; red wheat, IS 6d@9s I'd. Flour
quiet, and market generally unchanged; good
western canal, 30s@31s; Baltimore and Phla-
delpha, 32s 6d@33s Sd; Ohio 35s@37s; Cana
dian, 35s@41s. Yellow and mixed corn 33s
@33s Cd; white corn 3ls@31s Sd. Provision
market quiet, and generally unchanged.
London money market unchanged. Censols
for money quoted at 9215 @9324.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce have
published an address, complaining of the false
packing Of American cotton
The Neapolitan question is unchanged
The King hs'' ~sent confidential agent to
Paris.
It is rune the Austrians refuse to
eyacuate thep4 'es, which gives great
er pre-eminance to>o.- question. 1t is also
rumored that Turkey hadeiormerly demand
ed that Austria shall quit the principalities
and the British fleet the Black Sea, but that
both parties, owing to a secret mutual under
standing refuse. 1t is also stated that Russia
by way of compromise has proposed to refer
the question of the Isle of Serpents and the
Belgrade difficulty to Constantnople for set
Element
Numerous arrests of disconnected work
men continue to be made in Paris
The position of the King of France is re-
ported as slightly better.
News from Bombay to Oct Sd is that the
expedition against Persia was in preparation
but had not sailed. The Cholera had ravaged
the Paunjaub.
Shanghai dates to Sept. 18th state that the
seasons supply of tea was to be short. s
Farther success of insurgents are reported.
SPAIN.-There is nothing of interest from
Spain. The Neapolitan question remains
precisely where it did. The only adj
dltional incident being that the Court of Ma
pies issued circular moderate in its tone to
the diplomatic agents. The King Sends De,
Agieodt, a Frenchman in his confidence to
Paris on secret mission.
The PRINcIPALTrIEs.-A dispatch states
that to the French request to evacuate the
Danubian PIincipaltieS, the Austrians re-
turned a fiat refusal This matter of Princi-
palities has assumed re-emminence over
other topics.
The French Journals assert definitely and
explicitly that the Porte has demanded in due
form, that the Austrians shall evacuate the
Principalities, and the British the Black Sea );
but they, by secret mutual understanding,
refuse to leave
The English Journals, under the immediate
inspection Of Government, deny on the con
trary, that any such demand has been made
by the Poite.
The papers generally, British French and
German, speak in undisguised terms of the
completion, or progress towards completion, Of
an alliance between England and Austria and
between France and Russia.
ARRIVAL OF the Geo. Law.
New York, Nov. IS.
The Geo. Law has arrived with one million
six hundred thousand in specie. She reports
rupture between England and Now Grenada;
that diplomatic relations are Suspended and
the British fleet ordered to blockade the coast
The Geo. Law arrived early this morning
with San Francisco dates to the Goth ult, and
A. IL Il 70 AZ 4
upwards of 81 100000 in specie.
Drexal & Co., $28OOO0; Duncan & Sher-
man, $4,000; Rowland & Aspinwall, $780,
600; VIM. Hoge, 100000; Metropolitan Bank,
Sl80O00; Wells & Fargo, S26OU0O
The Geo. Law connected with the Golden
Age, which brought down nearly two millions
in specie. The passengers and mails left Pam
anna on the 3lSt on the Golden Gate. All
well. .-.----. --......
The Golden Age passed the Sierra Nevada
on the Goth of October, and the Orizaba on
the 25th, both bound up.
The news from California is meager The
markets during the fortnight were excessively
dull, and prices nominal.
The Democratic primary election of San
Francisco county, resulted in favor of the
Broderick faction. The Republicans had with
drawn their county ticket, and adopted the
Peoples nominees.
Collisions occurred in the Clinton Valley,
Mendocine county, between the whites and
party of Iniian cattle thieves. Fifty of the
latter were killed.
Advces from Southern California state that
Ex-Governor Gaudara had attempted to re-
voutionize Sonora, but was baffied and fled
from the Isthmus. The ship independence
and soop of war st. Marys, were off Panama,
and the Saratoga off ASnipVyaI all wall Din
omatic relations have been suspended between
England AMI New Grenada, in consequence of
the latter Government failing to liquidate the
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