The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo!

New YORK, Jan 6.
The steamship Arago arrived with London
dates to the 18th She sailed from Hatre
same day with 24o passengers, and cargo valued
at over two millions.
The steamship Canada arrived at Liverpool
from Boston OH the 10Th. And the Washing
ton from New York reached Southampton on
the 18th.
The London Daily News affirms that Swee-
den ratified the treaty with England and
France
The allied powers guarantee the territorial
integrity of Sweden, and the latter engages
to ALLEVIATE any part of her territory to Russia.
Rumors ofpeace are still abundent in France
and England
I Court Esterhasey left VIENNA for ST. Peters
burgh on the 16thult with important dispatch
es containing propositions for pacifcation.
. 1t is stated that if the Gar refuses their ac7
ceptance Austria will withdraw her embassa-
dor from st. Petersbrgh.
| Both the London News and Times express
strong doubts of the acceptance of these pro-
positions by the Gar.
The instructions given to Prince Esterhasey
are to return Immediately in the event of the
Cars refusal to negotiate.
The difficulties which existed between the
English and French governments, relative to
the conditions on which peace should be made,
have been arranged through the efforts of the
King of Sardinia.
The surrender of Kars to the Russians is
confirmed Nine Pacha's together with Gen.
+, Williams and 1900 troops have been taken
prisoners. Among the munitions of war cap.
tured, are 120 field pieces, several of which
are very large. The Russian General Bedu-'
tori, has established head quarters at Klaus,
and intends shortly to resume his offensive
operations against Anakula and the redoubt
Rale. His army is abundantly supplied with
provisions by the Armenians, the defiles be-
tween Kars and Eroug are held by the Rus
slams 't~ ittH
Affairs in the Crimea are quiet. Great pre-
parations continue to be made for augmenting
the British Baltic feet, in anticipation of ope-
rating in the spring 5fsr4FiG 3.
| Contracts have been made in Sweden for
the French fleets and accompanying army.
The Persian ambassador arrived at ST. Pc
tersburgh, December 18th.
HALIFAX, Jan. z, A. NJ.
The Canada has not yet been telegraphed.
s.a=s CrNCINNATI, JAN T.
! Flour unsettled, sales at ST. Wheat dull
at 81 4Oa1 As Oats 29a31c. Corn CSC. Hogs
steady sales at $5a5 Is; receipts increasing.
Nothing done in provisions. Whisky un-
changed. Groceries quiet and unchanged.
H BALTIMORE, Jan. z.
| Flour is unchanged; in wheat and com moth
ing doing.
NKw YORK, JAN T.
Stocks higher to-day. Flour declined and
demand limited sales. State straight at So II.
Ohio So SIS; Southern SO. Wheat firm Corn
dull, Pork declined. Beef dull declining ten
dency, sales at 1124. Whisky advanced sales
in bbls at 35cfor Ohio.
| CNcINNATI, Jan. z, A. NJ.
] There is about four feet water in the chan
mel; navigation is suspended. Weather cloudy
and mild; it is commencing to snow.
CINCINNATI, Jan. z, P. M. ?
Heavy snow storm here and throughout The
interior of Kentucky this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Z.
The snow storm on Saturday extended from
Washington to Halifax, and at the latter place
it was raging furicusly four feet of snow hav.
ing fallen. The travel is INSTRUCTED in every
direction.