The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the City Of Baltimore

New YORK. March s0-x
The steam propeller City of Baltimore, has
arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 18th,
four 6ays later than previous aavices. The
steamer Africa arrived out on the l4th, and
the City of Washington on the 18th, with
later advices from India and China, but with
the exception OF the bombardment of Luck
now shortly expected, the intelligence is bar
rcn of interest.
The steamer Ava with Calcutta mails and
treasure, had been lost; her passengers for
tunately saved.
NJ. waleski's second despatch to the Brit
ish Government, withdraws his original re-
quest. Rudo has been respited by the French
Government.
ENsLANb. The Parliamentary proceed
ings possess but little i'm portance. The ad-
vices from China state that affairs Mt Canton
continue quiet. -.r
The steamer Ava had on board over $780,
900 in specie, when wrecked. She was lost
near Trincomalee on the 10Th Of February
Her cargo and mails were lost, but no lives.
CHINA.-The Canton dates are to the 2Sth
of January, when all was tranquil
ENGLAND.-The case of the steamer Ca
gliaro, has been referred to the law officers of
the crown, upon whose report, the Govern
ment will act irresponsible of the action of the
late Government, which had acknowledged
the Jurisdiction of Naples
The ship Kenncbec. of Bath, for Liverpool
from Mobile was abandoned at sea on the
22d of February. Her crew were saved and
arrested on the 18th inst.
The correspondence with the French Gov
eminent relative to the refugee question was
submitted to. Parliment on the 18th inst.
The English Government refuses to let
Sardinia give up Mr.. Hodges, the English
man IN the French
Mr.. Roebuck is said to have received q
challenge from q French Colonel.
A Spanish AMBASSADOR at London has re-
| signed in consequence Of the failure Of a
firm in the Sodth American trade, the name
of which is not mentioned.
SARDIy1A.-The conspiracy bill has been
rejected by the Sandman Parliament.
= INDIA.-All was quiet in the Punjaub, at
the latest dates. 1t is reported that Nena
Sahib had crossed the Ganges with strong
force near Bethporr, designing to enter Bun
| dlecundel.
Additional Foreign News.
CHISA.-Thc Chinese had commenced hos
tilities against the Russians, by attacking
their post on the Amoor river. The advanced
post at the mouth of the rivcr, with
the tow boats, belonging to the Rus
sian Government were attacked so unex-
pectedly that the Russians were forced to re-
treat to point 80 leagues from the river.
FRANcE.-The execution Of Orsina and
| Pierre took place OF the 18th inst. and ere
ated much excitement. The crowd mum bered
| from one to two hundred thousand. They
were kept at distance by the military. o.
whom 5000 were on the spot. They met their
fate with frmness.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. March l6.--The sales of cotton
in the last three days are 5000 bales. nearly
all to trade; all grades have declined I'd;
market closed dull, to-day, with sales Of 1000
| bales.
| Manchester adviccs continue unfavora bio;
there is but little enquiry and prices are
weak. Breadstufs and provisions are dull.
Corn has declined. Consols 9G%G955S.
Richardson, Spence & Co quote -four MS
very dull. and nominal. Wheat d.H. but
generally unchanged Corn dull at n de-
cline Of 6d@ls: mixed and yellow at s4s
ami white at S3s. 6da34s. Beef dali. and
prices nominally unchanged. Pork heavy
and all qualities declined slightly. Bacon
heavy. Tallow generally unchanged. Rio
coffee heavy. Potash firm at SIS Cd.
! LONDON. March l6.-Brcadstuffs dull. bu'
steady. Sugar firm but slightly declined
Coffee steady. Tea firm. Rice heavy. Tai
low oniet. but steady. Consols for account,
ssT&se.