The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-26
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New YORK, Sept. "a.
The Canada arrived to-day with Liverpool
dates to the 18th.
The Cars coronation was gorgeous affair,
and it is estimated it cost some million pounds.
England has stationed two cruzers off the
isle of Serpents.
The cashier of the North France Railway
has vamosed with $4,000.
The Worlds Fair is to be held in Holland
in June next
1t is reported that Prussia was concerned
in the recent revolution in Switzerland
The reorganization of the Spanish Judiciary
is contemplated.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is.
The cotton market exhibits no new feature,
quotations steady, demand fair Fair Orleans
| n middling Orleans ga. The market closed
firm.
Flour declined Is; wheat declined 2a3d;
corn declined 1a2s. Consols declined =, quo
ted at 94116.
The Baltic had arrived out.
The brokers' circular quotes the cotton mar
ket previous to this sailing of the steamer,
was very active and firm, but at the date of
her departure more quiet feeling prevailed,
prices however remain without change and the
market closed heavy in consequence of the
stringency in the money market. The ad-
vices of the last steamer from the United
States had no effect on the market Stock ON
hand 10000 bales.
Richard Spencer & Co., quote Indian Corn
dull.
Jas. MeHenry & Co. quote provision mar
ket quiet and generally unchanged. Lard
dull. London Sugar market firm. Coffee
market unchanged. Rice market as last
quoted. Money in more demand, and rates
advancing. Bank rates ~. Bullion in the
Bank of England decreased 8215, 900. Amer
lean stock market quiet and unchanged Mar.
ket dropping
burning of the Niagara.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 18th.
The steamer Niagara was burned last even
ing at New Port Washington, on Lake Mich
igan, and 100 lives are reported lost. The
Hon. John B. Macy is supposed to be among
the victims. Capt. Miller is among the saved.
No further particulars received.
yellow Fever.
CHARLESTON, Sept. %.
The deaths from fever for the week number
"a. The weather now is very cold; there
was frost in the vicinity of this city this morn
ing.
|. PiercO's Visit Home.
Boston, Sept. Is.
At a meeting of the keystone Club last
evening, committee was appointed to make
arrangements to welcome the President to the |
city on his route to New Hampshire
CONCORD, n. H., Sept &C.
The Patriot of this morning states that
President Pierce will arrive here on the morn
ing of Oct. 2. In view of the fact that the cit
liens have declined TO extend him a public
welcome. calls have been made throughout the |
State to make arrangements for a proper re-
ception of their distinguished visitor.
Heavy storm!
BosToN, Sept. Is.
An arrival at Charleston from Nassaum,
brings dates to the 18th. A hurrican did great
damage at Inagua. The other Bahama Is
lands excaped. At Inagua thirty houses
were blown down, five vessels were stranded,
and four lives lost. There were four deaths
by fever on Monday.
The Union says Pierce leaves Washington
early next week and expects to reach Concord
on the I'd Oct. and remain there 10 days or
two weeks.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
River 20 inches, having risen slightly