The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-05
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC.
liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, March ES.
Breadstuffs are generally unchanged, but
the markets are dull, although nominally there
Is no change in prices.
The sugar market closed with an active de-
mand. Coffee dull.
The money market closed steady. Consols
rather weak at 81 8 AL Is.
Cotton has been even duller than during the
preceding week although the business was to
a fair extent.
A moderate business has been done in wheat
and flour; there has been considerable demand
but the market has again become quiet.
The quotations Fer all cereals are nominally
unchanged.
Sugar continues active at extreme rates
Considerable business has also taken place in
molasses
Coffee dull. GI
The money market is rather easier but full
rates are still exacted.
London Market.
LONDON, Thursday evoning.-The English
funds were again fiat to-day, in consequence of
the continued realization ofstock.
Money continues in good supply and dis
counts are easier, though nothing has been
done lower than six per cent.
The India mail has arrived at Trieste, with
dates to the 9th from Calcutta, and from Bonn
bay to February 10th. proclamation was
received on the 18th of February announcing
the annexation of Dude, and the deposition OF
/ the King.
The Santal rebellion had been renewed.
Trade in India was inactive, and prices Of
everything were fluctHating except for indigo.
Latest by Telegraph.
LONDON, Wednesday Morning-The Paris
Bulletin, of yesterday, says the Empress and
child are doing well.
Advices from Africa to Feb. Is, state that
the Coast was healthy. Business was dull
There had been disturbance on the Cape Coast,
| in which 80 natives were killed and 100 woun-
ded.
Treaty between the European Powers.
New York, April 2.
Col. J. Watson Webb telegraphed to the
Courier and Enquirer, last night, the following
!, dispatch:
4 4 treaty ofpeace between England, France
Sardinia and Russia, was formally agreed to a
Paris on the 18th of March.
i 1t awaits the ratification of the different
/ Governments before being proclaimed
5 Baron Mentedffel, at the lates date had ar
rived at Paris; it was expected the protoco
would be signed in a few days.
: Secresy as to the proceedings of the Confer
: ence was still observed.
The Telegraphic advices from Constantine
: pie are to the 9th inst.
Divan, ewing to circumstances from thu
: merchants, had renounced the projected issue
d of one hundred millions of paper money.
IS Rusti Pacha had been convicted of malver
sation and sentenced to Imprisonment, and alst
to refund several hundred thousand francs.
new detachment of Russian troops ha
arrived at Bess-Arabias
1t England,
= Parliament had adjourned. Dallas had gon
20 to London.
Mr.. Buchanan had taken formal leave of tn
RS Queen. He was accompanied by Lord Pal
merston; in the act the English papers see II
= dications that the Premier desires to stan
well with the United States.
or The King of Belgium had arrived in Lor
= don to attend the confirmation OF his Goo
daughter, the Princess Royal of England.
: The young Prince of Prussiais about to Wis
s Ss England to be betrothed to the Princes
Royal ss.- -ffe