The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-22
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Arrival Of the
EUROPA!
HALIFAX, Oct. 20-Midnigh


The Cunard steamer Europa arrived ut
to the 10th inst.
She brings E63, 900 in specie. The steamer
India arrived ont on the 7th inst. the Per-
STA out ON the 10th.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 9th.
Nothing later has been received from In
dia.
Severe storms have been experienced along
the English coast.
The crisis in American money matters had
been severely felt both in England and
France. The rate Of interest in Europe was
advancing, and specie was being shipped to
the United States.
The King of Prussia, it is feared, is dying.
The affair Of the American monetary crisis
has been severely felt in Paris, owing to the
non-receipt Of expected remittances. Money
was very scarce, and there was every pros
pect CT the Bank resembling the recent meas
ures Of relaxation, if not to advance the rates
Of discount.
The most reliable accounts OF the late meet
ing of the crowned heads of Europe, state
that the principal objects of the meeting
were to make a reduction in the standing ar
mics, in order to relieve the financial difficult
ties of the various governments. The Diff
Guilty Of obtaining loans had rendered. re-
duction Of loans indispensable.
Two Spectators of stocks on the Bou-se
had absconded, one being defaulter to the
amount of $500, 900, and the other nearly
100000.
Its reported that direct commune ation
is about to be established between Triest and
New York, through the Lloyd's steamers.
HOLLAND. - The Bank Of Holland has
raised the rate of discount to So per cent.
AusrRIA.-Thc financial pressure contin-
ues very s;vere. One broker committed sui
eide. and another absconded, being q default
ter to a large amount. Numerous failures
have also occurred.
PRussIA-The Bank Of Prussia has raised
the rates Of discount TO 515 per cent. The
health of the King of Prussia is failing rap
idly. and fears are entertained that his death
is near. All the members of the Royal fam
lily arc assembled ut Pottsdam.
RussIA-Negotiation have been opened q,
st. Petersburgh for q treaty of Commerce
with Austria. Six Russian vessels have dis
embarked troops ut Abasa. They burned
the bazaar and destroyed shipping going into
port. The Russian Minister of Marine OFF,
cially reports the loss of the line Of battle
ship Lefare, and that all on board persisted
| including Is officers, 243 seamen and So wo-
men and children. The same storm caused
other disasters with great loss of life.
fredericksburg from Turkey state thai
the town Of Golatz has been nearly destroyed
| by fire. The financial condition of Turkey
is unchanged; paper money has dePreciatse
twenty per cent.
PkRsIA.-Insurrection in Persia have beer
suppressed.
INDIA.-No later advices from India hav,
bsen received, but passengers arrived in En-
gland by the last mail steamer, report tina
Nena Sahib is resolved not to be taken alive
BY the British He has "a: body guar
is in danger of being captured.
| There are said to be 10000 mutineers be-
tween Cawnpore and Lucknow. 1t is con
sidered doubtful whether Gen. Outram cur
ascend the River GOiva, as it is lined witt
forts we'll manned by mutineers. At las
accounts only 5000 British troops had arriv
ed ut Calcutta since the outbreak. tits fear
ed that the garrison of Lucknow will fall be
fore assistance can possibly arrive.
CHINA.-Letters from China received q
Paris say that the Viceroy Yeh has issued
proclamation attributing the departure o
the English troops for India, to the fear ere
ated by his military preparations.
ArRIcA.-Two slavers have been captures
on the West coast Of Africa. One Of then
was an American brigantine, called the Sara
Jane.
The bullion of the Bank of England ha,
increased f6,ols during the week.
The Times has some lengthy remarks Of
the in the increase, and says the suddennes
of the removal of the gold has taken the PEG
pie by surprise, because they were not pre-
pared for the extraordinary news.
By the tenor of the last American mails
allowing due wait u that intelligence, Their
is nothing in the movement to create alarm
although there is a high probability it ma,
soon have to be repeated. Upon he whole
it is possible that the continued operation Q
the American panic and the India insurrec
ton may for time have effected the Englis
resources to the amount Of ten or twelve mil
lions, but the Times considers, as regards tn
Board of Trade of the Empire, that it is i'm
possible to discover cause Of fear.
The discount establishments have also ad
vanced their rates a of one, per cent. TIL
Times argues in tie same article, that frigf
alone is the cause Of the daily ruin going o
in America, and that there is nothing in W hs
is now passing, before any length of tim
interfere with business, or stife the nation;
resources OF the country.