The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-11
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New YoKK, Nov. 10.

NEW I DIX, Nov. III.
The steamer Baltic has arrived with Liver
pool dates to the 18th ult.
The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool on
the morning of the 9th.
Liverpool cotton market, Oct. 28-Rich-
art1son, Spencer u Co,,and the circulars issued
by other Liverpool firms, state that the Amer
lean advices received by the Africa, caused
less funness in the market, giving prices a
turn in favor of buyers though quotations are
generally unchanged Sales for three days
were 5000 bales, Of which $500 were on
speculation, and 5000 for export The mar
ket closed steady.
Tobacco market unchanged. Consols for
money we're quoted 92@02ls.
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 10.
\ message from Rolgersville Tennessee
states that the majority of Buchanan in Haw
kins Co, is 1913, returns from Brownsville
states that in Sullivan city, Democratic gain is
933. The telegraph line to Wethersville
Tenn. is not open to-day.
A message received last night shows that
the adjacent counties OF 400.
The best judges here declare that Tennes-
see has given large majority for Buchanan.
In serenty-two counties, from which returns
have been received, there is "a Democratic ma
jointly Of 2o,O0O
s.cstrucfive Fire.
New YORK, Nov. TO-
Four stores on Warren street, occupied by
Ilavelwall & Rysby, John M'Creery & Co., j.
A. Sweetzer Il Co., Halsted, Brooks Il 20,
were burnt yesterday morning. together with
a large stock of dry goods. drugs, Nc. Loss
S6UuUOO, which Is nearly covered by insur-
anre
New York, Nov. TO-
We understand that the New York and
Newfoundland telegraph line will be opened
through to ST. Johns tomorrow. Congratu-
latory messages between the Company here
and Gov. Dudley, of Newfoundland having
passed over the wires yesterday. The line
from New York to Newfoundland, is l,7I5
miles in length; IS miles Of which from Aspc
bay. y. S,to Cape Race, Newfoundland, across
the Gnlf OF st. Lawrence, being submarine
The land hne in Newfoundland, is 4D5 miles
in length built for the most part through Il
wilderness country, and has cost the Compa-
ny, including expenses Of cables, about half
million Of dollars.
We are advised by our Liverpool correspon-
dent that the icng contemplated trans-Atan-
tic Telegraph Company has actually been
formed IN London under the auspices Of Sir
John Brett, who has had the superintendency
of all submarine telegraphc enterprises in
Europe, and one half of the req uire capital to
complete the line from Newfoundland to Ire
land, was Immediately taken up and no diff
Guilty whatever was anticipated in obtaining
the balance wanted, looking to the certain
completion of the line across the Atlantic next
summer. There being negotiations with one of
the London submarine telegraph manuactur-
Ing companies, and no doubt was entertained
when the Canada sailed, but that the manu-
facture of the transatlantic cable would be
commenced on the 1st OF November, and be
successfully submerged between Newfound-
nd in all of the month Of July, 1857.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
According to & London correspondent,
France and England disagree in their course
regarding the affairs of Naples, which under
contingencies that might arise would lead with
tolerablc certainty to satisfactory results.
The combined fleet was sent to protect
their respective subjects. Nothing hostile con-
tennplated. A belligerent article in the Mon-
teur, is believed to have referred to financial
articles published in the London Press, upon
the monitary crisis anil the bank of France.
The report that Turkey had asked the
withdrawal of the English fleet in the Black
Sea is untrue.