The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-05
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New YORK, Marcl

The Baltic arrived off Sandy Hook with Liv-
erpool dates to tho goth ult., which is four days
later. ~. a.
Milligsn E7aiis & Co. quote cotton quiet
and. steady, and prices unchanged. Sales to
exporters of $500 bales.
!. The market of Manchester is steady and
unchanged. Rreadstuffs advanced considera-
bly,. Wheat advanced Is. Flour improved in
demand. Western Canal -four is quiet at BIS
a36s Philadelphia and Baltimore BIS. South
ern 39s. Ohio 39s Corn market opened hea-
Wy, but improved at the close. Mixed 33s Cd;
white 36s. NIX
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote pork quiet,
SIS Sd for Mess. Prime mess beef 1905. Lard
quiet, and prices irregular. Bacon has impro-
we'd in demand-quoted at5 la53s Cd. Money
market more stringent. Ccnsols have advan-
ced to 90l5a2055. ~.
A new loar of 100000 have been made.
No news Of Importance.
The Peace. Conference opened on the 23d.
The ENJOYS Had all arrived
The confidence in the establishment Of feace
continued. t.
The excitement on the American question
is subsiding.
A large force of British troops has concen-
trated in Canada.
Nothing has been heard of the steamer Pa
cific.
ENGLAND.-The Duke of Norfolk is dead.
A mulatto girl was found secreted on board
the ship Asterion, which arrived at Liverpool
from New Orleans .,
FRANcE.--An article in the Assemble Ma
tionale touching TIE defensive works, which
are being constructed at Portsmouth. England
has elected some remarks and is looked
upon as an exhibition of French jealousy.
AUsfR1A-Some additional particulars of
the Forthcoming Austrian amnesty have trans
pired. It will, with few exceptions, be I'M
conditional, and will be made known individu-
ally to those Immediately concerned. Those
who choose can resume their. citizenship at
once and be put in possession of their property.
Those, who don't choose to return, may sell
their estates. Those, who do neither. will be
considered as demanding that their property
shall be handed over t. their legal heirs. e..
AsIA.-On the 18th January, six battalio1s
of Russians surprised battalion. of Turks,
near Twidugdide, when the latter returned,
leaving their guns and baggage il the Rus
slams hands, subsequently burned Pacha's pal
ace and several villeges.
RUssIA.-The Empress brother Grand
Duke NICHOLAS has been married to the Prin-
cess of Qldenbprg, Alexandria Of Prussia.
Among the passengers by tie Baltic, are B.
c. Townsend bearer of dispatches and B. E.
Hughes, inventor of the new Telegraph In
strunents.
The Baltic reached her deck at II O'Clock
this morning. >.
The London Times announces that eight
regiments of Rifemen are to be dispatched to
Canada, and that several other regiments will
follow 1t announced that almost every regi-
ment, attached to the home service has re-
ceived intimation that their services may be
required in Canada. .-st ). H..
money CUHClilueS eACISInSlJ. tlSLI' 1 AS ue-
mand being in excess of supply. The new loan
of 100000, announced previously for the
founding of Exchequer Bills, to the extent of
100000, has been announced have, to be
paid in five instlments in the course of two
months, the demand will doubtless continue
active and the market stringent.
The Rothschilds propose to take the whole
Of the new loan. Consols had advanced IN
account of the new loan, Oh; but afterwards
declined to 9O15 @9o55.
Baron Brdneau is reported to have said that
Russia sincerely desired peace, but if it is not
declared within or 4 weeks at the furthest,
from the opening Of the conference, serious
difficulties might interfere with the final set
Element of the question.
Lord Clarendon had private interview
with Napoleon Immediately after he arrived at
Paris.
CeNGRE S-sIONAL.