The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
PORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

New YORK, Jan. "a.
The speed of the new steamer Persia from
Gunock to Liverpool sixteen knots per hour.
Expectation on tiptoe 10 learn the issue Of
peace propositions.
& Rumors ofall sorts floating; likely that 18th
ing will be known for week.
| Time has been extended for Russians con-
sideration to the 18th. Nevertheless Berlin
and Vienna dispatches do not hesitate to assert
adyices already at the capitols, indicating that
the Czae will make no further concession, but
on the other hand contend for formal PROPOSE
tons actually.
Independence Beige publishes what purports
to be text of propositions. If this document
is authentic the demands are SO stringent that
there is but little hope of Russia accepting.
Denmark has published a circular stating
/ that she will remain neutral.
There is nothing from the Crimea In the
spring hostilities will be transferred from the
Crimea to nothern Russia.
Omar Pacha remains shut up in the redoubt
at Kale from winter and Russians.
Prussia is excited relative to the general al
lied blockade of the Baltic Prussia is more
active to induce Russia to make peace. Hol-
land is also the same. Council of war assem-
bled at Paris, of which the Emperor is Presi-
dent.
/ INDEPENDENCE Jan. "a
The Santa Fe mail reached here in its usu-
/ al time. The party was very much impeded
by snow both out and in, through the noun
tains, particularly. There was snow to the
depth of from 10 to Is inches, and in the re-
gion of Santa Fe and below, the cold was more
intense than for many years past.
The news from the Territory is not very in
teresting. Business prospects dull, but money
traders likely to visit the States early in the
spring for supplies.
The agents of the Utah Indians reports q
difficulty between the Capste bands and the
Mormons, in which some of the latter were
killed, and much property taken, arising from
the Mormons attempting to drive the Indians
off their own lands and chastising three of
their principal men.
During the month four persons have been
killed in Santa Fe. A man named Ramon -
also Felix Garchia, was shot by the Consta-
bIe
The Legislature has been in session three
weeks, but not much done. Generals Gar
land and Stafbare below. Some change in the
officers as to location, but not of much note.
The store of Wincham & lobe was robbed
of $1,000 few nights ago. The weather
moderating here little.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. "a.
Small sales of country superfne -four at z;
sales 500 bbis City Mills at Is, deliverable
on opening navigations. Sales of 1000 bush.
wheat 3Oa1 s. Sugar 8a816; crushed lie.
Plantation molasses 40 Coffee 12a1216.-
No. lard in trierces 9aa1k. Hams and
shoulders 8a10. Exchange * prem, at Gin
cinnati declined ID.
/ New York, Jan. "a.
Revolution at Monteyideo; fighting days,
100 killed-city declared in state ofsiege.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. "a.
River closed very tight at tow head. Wealth
er moderating and clowdy. The only show for
opening of navigation soon is rain.
CINcINNATI, Jan. "a.
Flour advanced; tending still upwards, rs
bbls sold at z 80; receipts inadequate to the
demand. Provisions dull. No. lard 81 c.
Mess pork 1850 Whisky 24@241Sc Gro
ceries unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Jan. "a.
Breadstuffs are unsettled by the foreign
news. Flour is held firmer at so; but nc
sales. Nothing doing in grains