The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

Garron, engaged in the Orleans and Liverpool
trade, was abandoned. The captain and crew
arrived here.
NEW York, Dec 81 P. NJ +
| The steamship Fulton has arrived with
dates from Havre and southampton to the
18th instant.
The steamship Hermann, which sailed from
Southampton on the Sd of December, for n. |
York, had put back to Southampton in a dam
aged condition.
The steamship Niagara, from Boston, ar
rived at Liverpool on Sundry, the 14th. The
City of Washington, from Philadelphia, arrived
at Liverpool on the 18th.
There is nothing confrmatory of the arri-
val of a portion of the passengers of the
French steamer Lyonnaise at Bordeaux.
Hostilties are threatened between Spain
and Prussia.
Persia formally accepts the English dccla-
ration of war.
The British have taken the Islands of Or
mase and Karsack. The Russians have re-
taken Sngauk Kalez, after a desperate resis-
lance by the Circassians.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.--Cotton is frmer and
prices generally unchanged; sales for two
, days. 1900 bales including 1000 on specu-
lation and export. The market closed steady
and firm.
he English lunuS remain unaHeCLeU Dy
the heaviness in the Paris Bourse, and closed
on the 18th at recovery Of IL. Foreign Sc
curties steady. French per cents, closed,
on the 18th, at &c francs for money; decline
of two cents during the month.
The steamer Washington touched at South
ampton on the 18th, en- route for Bremen.
The Hermann's mails and passengers were
transferred to the Fulton.
The Arctic ship Resolute, at Cowes, had
been visited by Queen Victoria, accompanied
by the royal family and the American Consuls,
the American officers in port and a large num-
Der of distinguished personages. All the
American officers who went out on the Reso-
lutte, have been invited to the Queens Palace
at the Isle of Wight.
Several mail steamers from Liverpool and
Southampton, had put back damaged during
the recent violent gales, which had been very
= destructive.
= Milan, who recently attempted to assassi-
nate the King of Naples, has been hung.
The marriage Of Prince Frederick, Of Prus-
STA, with the Princess Royal, has been fixed for
the 2lst of November next.
- The London Times pronounces the message
of President Pierce, OIL the whole, conciliatory
.. both in matter and manner.
n. The Duke Aussara, the Spanish Envoy ex-
:, traordnary to Russia, arrived at st. Peters
" burgh, Dec. 9th.
The navigation of the Baltic was re-opened
of on the 18th.
Id The re- assembling of the Peace Congress at
Paris, was definitely fixed for the 21st of Dec
d. 1t was believed that the difficulty concerning
e. the Isle Of Serpents and Belgrade would be
e arranged beforehand.
The quarrel between Spain and Prussia has
On gone so far that it was feared that the next
nj step would be to open hostlities
PATTERSON, Nj, Dec. 81.
n. A destructive fire occurred last night or
Main street, burning four stores and contents
he They were occupied by dealers in dry goods
and fancy articles numbering about dozer
tenants and a number of buildings in tn,
vicinity were also damaged. Loss about $50,
OOO The principal sufferers are Messrs. Van
dervoort & Snyder and A. Stautonbourgh, DIR,
goods dealers; VIM. Tunnison's dry good
store; Mr.. Kinks bakery; S. Allen, tobacco
mist; JAS Dunn, confectioner; VIM. Keller
variety store, and Messrs. Bean & Taylor, sho
dealers.
HALIFAX, Dec 81.
The brig Beauty has arrived here. He
y, captain reports that .on her outward passage,
- boat was picked up containing cask of wa
he ter and life buoy marked Lyonnaise, togethe
with white shirt and fine crmbric handkel
NIL chief marked j. +.
mo- CAPE ISLAND, Dec. 81.
The steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool,
now coming in, and will probably reach Phi
Ter adelphia this evening, unlOss prevented b
ice.
DIV New YORK, Dec. 81.
A special dispatch in the New York Tr
bune says: 81 have reliable information froI
er- New Orleans, that within few days, theI
The has been trouble among the slaves in Louis
M ana. That as many as twenty negroes hay
been hung; but the newspapers carefully n
frain from any mention of the facts
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 81.
90 The medical department of the Universit
est including the library, Museum and laborator
was destroyed by fire this morning. Lo
,ak 100000 including volumes and articles it
ate impossible to replace Temporary arrang
not ments will be made for the lectures and Il
be department will be rebuilt Immediately.
- LOUISVILLE, Dac. 81.
mp, 1t is reported but no particulars, that
ing family named Stith, Of Hardin county, X.
ave was poisoned by negro cook. Six dead q
uld two others dying.
the NEW YORK, Dec 30.-The jury in HUI
all tington's case have found verdict of guilt
int and he was sentenced to the States pris'
the for four years and ten months.
'ulo SYRACUSE, Dec. 80.
nee A convention of North Americans to d;
'an an adopted steps preliminary to reunion WI
-o the American party.
Inc Markets by Telegraph.