The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
SANDY Hook, June ID,


The Cunard steamship Arabia, from Liver
pool, with dates to Saturday the 31st, passed
in about seven o'clock. The steamship City
of Baltimore arrived out on 18th ult.
The papers are filled with peace rejoicings.
Much anxiety is also manifested respecting
the American difficulties.
| The news Of the recognition of Padre Will,
following so closely on Lord Clarendon's am
icabe advances increases the excitement.
| 1t was rumored that Lord Elgin goes to
Washington as a Plenpotentiary as the only
chance of averting war.
The London Times, with reference to the
recognition of Padre Will, says it seems as il
the dem lnds Of one side and the concessions
of the other had reached the utmost limit, and
suggests that the United States send to Lon
don special Ambassador. or accredit the pres
ent Minister with Plenipotentiary powers, to
settle the dispute amicably.
A rumor prevailed at Liverpool on the 31st.
that Lord Elgin would be sent to Washington
as Minister Plenipotentiary. Another rumor
saws Sir Henry Bulwer will be an envoy on
tie 29th.
The Bank of England has reduced its mir
imum rate of discount to five per cent.
| Arrangements, for British deputation to
the Cars coronation are completed.
| Spain is fitting out feet for Mexico.
| Mr. and Mrs. Dallas and Phillip Dallas had
attended the Queens drawing room.
Dallas was invited to dine with the Judges
AMI the Lord Mayor, but declined in conse-
quence of having business with Clarendon.
A letter from Berlin says that strong par
ty in Prussia is DESTROYS that the Government,
instead of following the example Of Russia
and Sweden in regard to the capitalization oil
Il Al,
adopted by the United States.
The new Russian loan is said to amount to
hundred millions silver roubles; interest four
per cent The loan is principally for the con-
struction Of railroads in the interior, and part
iy for Danish naturalization of the Sound
dues.
LIVERPOOL, May 21.-Sales of cotton to-day
5000 to 10000 bales, closing firm. The
weather has been favorable for agricultural pur-
poses. Breadstuffs dull and with a declining
tendency, but prices are unchanged. Provis-
ions unchanged in every respect.
From Kansas.
CHICAGO, June IL.
Arrivals from Kansas fully confirm previous
reports of the guerilla warfare raging in the
Territory
/ Twenty-one MisSourians, Carolinans anc
Alabamians have been killed in different en-
gagements.
Several Free State men were wounded, bu
none killed.
The U. S. troops generally dispense the for
ces, after the battle is finished.
Shannon's proclamation produced no effec
on either side He is generally intoxicated
Gov. Robinson proceeded from Lecomptol
to Leavenworth, where he was Joined by hi
wife.
Passengers from Kansas City, Saturday re
port that bodies of men were moving from In
dependence, Westport and other towns, to tn
Territory. A party left Lexington, No, Sat
4 turday, destined for Hickory Point or Law
renee.
1t was expected that general battle woult
r ensue on Saturday P NJ, between Whitfield
: army and the Free State men, unless prevent
ed by Sumner on his own responsibility.
It was rumored at Kansas City that Genera
d Harvey was en- route from Fort Pierre to Leav
enworth to supersede Sumner.
The rumor comes from the pro-slavery lead
: ers.