The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-25
TELEGRAPHIC !
TELEGIAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
VANSVILLED DALI AL
LATER FROM EUROPE!
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGL0SAX0l
800 Miles of the Atlantic Cable
Laid!
Dispatches from the Niagara !

QUEBEC, Aug. 25.
The Canadian screw stramer, Anglo Saxon,
arrived o, this port this morning.
Size left Liverpool Wednesday, August
18th, at Z. M.
The route of the Anglo Saxon was too far
North of the line selected for the Atlantic
Cable, to lead to any expectations OF her fall
ling in With the Telegraphie fleet.
She reports much thick weather through
on. the whole passage, with constant head
winds. Owing to an accident on shore du-
ring the landing Of the cable, the telegraphic
fleet did not setsail from Valencia until the
evening of the 9Th inst. The latest report
from Valencia is dated August 10, p. NJ,
as follows: The work OF laying down the
Atlantic Cable is going on Us satisfactorily
as the hest friends OF the great enterprise
could desire. Up to the present time about
80 miles of the cable has been laid. The
depth ol water into which 1t is now being
submerged is nearly two miles. The laying
Of the cable from shallow to deep water was
effected without difficulty. The Signals from
cn board the stanler Niagara are everything
that N electrician cou III desire. The steam
ers are heading West with moderate anu fair
breezes. and the cable l. being run from OH
board the Niagara ut the rate Of about five
miles pSs hour, and messages are being con-
stantly received on shore"
The following is the latest fash from OF
board the Niagara: ..All well on board
Moderate Westerly winds. All more and
more trustfui Of complete Success"
The steamer Vanderbilt from New York,
arrived off Southampton Oh Tuesday, the
1lth. Her passage Is called nfne days qqd
THIRTEEN hours, mean time.
The Atlantic. which sailed from n. York
the same time as the Vanderbilt, arrived Ut
Liverpool ut twelve, midnight, of the 18th.
The Cunard steamer, America, arrived ut
Liverpool on the 10th.
Lord John Russell had reported from the
Parliamentary Select Committee that the
Jews coald rot be admitted Us members of
Parli Iment, under the existing act for the
mod fcation of oaths.
Lord Palmerston submitted to the House
of Commons difficulties with France, in re-
gard to the Moldavian elections and stated
that il rad been decided i'm conference at Os-
borne to recommend the Sultan to annul the
late election.
A spirited debate had taken place in
Parliament in regard to the affairs Of India.
Lord Palmerston stated that $4,000 troops
had been sent out and that active recruiting
was going on. D'Israeli expressed the opin-
ion that the campaign for this year was lost.
The Emperor and Empress had returned
to Paris.
Late Indian news was momentarily ex-
pected. when the Anglo Saxon sailed.
The French news is OF little interest. The
journals unanimously support the attitude
assumed by the French Ambassador at Con-
stahtinople.
A dispatch from Vienna states the repre-
scntatives of France, Russia. Prussia, and
Sardinia, have announced in :,otes couched in
precisely similar terms, the cessation Of diplo-
matte relations with the Porte and their APP
frn Sfan m
The Russian Ambassador struck his flag
on the 9Th inst.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times says that the pending difficulties in
regard to Moldava, will be submitted for
solution to q conference Of representatives OF
the various powers interested.
Late Madrid papers state that the Govern
ment is informed, that certain Inhabitants of
Cuba have Trained project associating the
fillibusters in u coup de main, but that no
anxiety was felt As to the result.
The schooner Jupiter, under American
colors, was seized in sight of Denim, Africa,
June 18th, and condemned. She had seventy
slaves ON board and many more awaiting
shipment on the beach The captain threw
| the Jupiters papers overheard.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, August IL. Cotton
Market. There has been u trmer feeling in
the market the last three days, but without
change in the prices. The sales on Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday were 1900 bales. OF
which 1000 were taken by spectators and
| 1000 for export. The market closed with al
upward tendency. The market for bread
stuffs closed dull. Previous quotations barely
maintained. Flour - little enquiry and
| marke. closed weak. Canal 30s@30s Cd
Philadelphia and Baltimore 30@3ls, Ohio
3l@32s,
Wheat has experienced decline, on in
ferior qualities OF ld@2d. Red ss9Ss 4d. and
white rs 3l@9s Cd, closing with downward
| tendency. Corn dull. Previous quotations
barely maintained. Yellow and mixed eacf
quoted at 36s 9d@37s. White nominally a
45s.
The weather is unsettled. Provision mar
ket shows no decided change In any article
Pork steady at former prices. Beef firm
Lard firm at previous quotations; retail sale:
have been maae at 70sg7ls. Tallow has ad.
vanced a trihe Oh all qualities. Bacor
steady. Coffee firm. Sugars quiet and un
changed. Rice dull. Money market very
active as fall rates. Consols $4,000 fol
money, 9oA fer accounts.
| LATEST LIVERPOOL DATES.
| Wednesday, Aug. II.
Richardson, Spencer 81 Co. report cotton
breadstuffs and provisions very quiet anC
unchanged in prices.
The departure of the steamship Gen. Will
liams, for st. Johns and Portland, has beer
postponed until tomorrow.
LONDON. Wednesday. Aug. II.
9y Geographic dispatch to Liverpool
Consols are quo5ed at sOX@9pA,