The Evansville daily journal., 1856-03-03
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BIZ THE AMERICA.
New YoRK. March l.

ADDITIONAL NEWS By THE AMERICA.
New YoRK, March l.
A passenger by steamer America reports
having seen steamer, supposed to be the Pa
cific, steering east. The Captain of the Amer
lea does not mention it.
| Roebuck advocated the American demand
for the recall of Cramptcn, declaring the pre-:
tended apology, relative to the enlistment, a
deluson.
Palnerstoh replied fercely.
9he Times says England will not surrender
or notice.
The Parliament new loan is supposed to be
$10ooO0OOO.
Sardinia voted loan of thirty millions Oi
dollars.
It is rumored that France and Austria have
arrived at an understanding regarding the fifth
point, in order to out-vote England if the at
tempt is made of disarming the eastern coast
Of Black sea, sine qua ron.
Appearances already indicate serious diff
culties approaching Conference.
The Dutch concluded an important treaty
in regard to Japan securing privileges denied
to the U. S.
The Russians attempted to surprise the al
lies on the Crimea on the 29th of March, but
were defeated
The Orleans, Wizard, King, Enoch Train,
United States, Sylvia, Blanchard, Ocean Belle,
Temiscot and Samuel Oxley, had arrived.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.
The America arrived at Halifax this morn
ing. There is reason for believing that the
commercial news is already in the hands of
SPECTATORS She brings dates to the Goth.
Cotton market at Liverpool had been active at
improved rates and closed steady. Bread
stuffs are slightly lower. Provisions essen
TALLY unchanged. Consols closed at 8114 @
912S.
Last adyices from United States had for
warded effect on cotton market. Flour dull
and declined 3d. Western Canal 36s Cd. Corn
declined Is. Pork quiet at 8Os. Beef quiet,
lower; prime mess 120s. Bacon declined 3 to
As. Money market more steady. Lard de-
clined Western prime Is. Mess pork on Sat
turday 92s.
American affairs, but not general and confined
to classes. The Dallas appointment ealms
their fears. There is no other news.
The Conference meets next week.
The Art Union Drawings,
SANDUsKY, Feb 80.
The second annual distribution of the Cosi
mopolitan Art Union came off last evening. A
brief Introductory address was given by Hon.
E. Cook, after which Park Goodwin gave lec-
ture On the arts.
The Crucfix was drawn by F. Bolan, of Mi
norsville, Penn.
An immense concourse of members were
present
The drawing closed at IL o'clock NJ. Much
interest was manifested, and all were well
pleased with the allotments.
PIrrsBURG, Feb. 20.
River II feet and rising; ice is cut loose from
the Monongahela bridge to the point. The ice
committee is still cutting with ice plows.-
About dozen steamers have steam up.
CINcINNATI Feb. 20.
In case of fugitive slaves held BY the Sheriff
of this county, under an indictment for muir
der, Commissioner Pendry decided that they
should be given up to the .. S. Marshal, and
returned to the owners, that being the proper
manner for the State of Ohio to bring them to
justice, bound by the requisition upon the Gov
ernor of Kentucky. All the slaves were there
fore given UP by the Sheriff and conveyed over
the river without disturbance or opposition.