The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-26
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival OF the Steamer Indian.


QUEBEC, July PPM
The steamer Indian, with Liverpool dates
10 the 18th inst. has arrived.
The Agamemnon had returned to Queens
town, and the feet was to start on the 18th,
to make another attempt.
The Europa arrived out on the 10th, and
the Vanderbilt on the 18th.
The Mahommedan rose on Christmas, at
Jeddah. They massacreed upwards of 20,
including the English and French consnls.
Three British men-of-war were ordered
there
The news from India and China is unim-
portant. Money market unchanged.
Additional Foreign News.
The House of Lords has passed bill to
permit the Commons to admit Jews to Par
lament. As, also, the reason of the Lords
for obiecting to the Commons Bill.
In the Commons Mr.. HUT moved to dis
continue the practice of authorizing men of
war to visit and search vessels under for
eign flags, with view of suppressing the
slave trade He contended that England
ought to abandon futile efforts on the coast
of Africa.
Cardwell denied that the efforts were fu-
tile, and urged continuance of the block
aiding squadron.
Fitzgerald, On the part of the Govern
ment, agreed with Cardwell, and stated
that the difficulty with America had been
swept away, and Napierh ad entdespatches,
saying that CasS assured him that America
would give earnest consideration to any
proposition for the verifcation of a nation
ality for vessels
The London Times satirizes the visit of
Queen Victoria to eherbourg, and calls up
on the Government to man large channel
fleet and otherwise prepare for defence.
Two Fire Works Manufactures in Lon
don exploded. About 100 persons were in
jured. Some fatally. 1t is reported that
of New Caledonia.
The chamber of Commerce of Liverpool
has petitioned Government to protect Brit
ish rights, in the matter Of the forced loans
in Mexico.
1t is rumored that the Government intends
to ask power to raise loan of three mil
lions for the publication of the river Thames
The mony can be obtained at % per cent
and in some cases for less.
The Floatilla to accompany the Queen to
Cherbourg, is to consist of six vessels of the
line. Six frigates, and tioatilla steam
watch.
The Times encourages the idea of the
annexation of Cuba to the United States.
Liverpool Market.
Prices for Breadstuffs are dull, but steady.
Richardson, Spence l. Co., report the wealth.
err favorable for crops. Flour dull nomin.
ally unchanged. Wheat dull, but steady,
and unchanged in price. Corn dull and un-
changed. Beef steady. Pork steady. Ba-
con heavy Lard quiet, at 55G57s. Coffee
dull. Rice firm. Linseed- Oil, 32s. Cd.
The sales of Cotton for three days were
$4,000 bales. Fair and middling qualities,
have declined Id; market closed dull
Breadstufs dull. ConsolS 95i. Resin steady
Turpentine steady. Rice firm.
London Markets.
Breadstufs firm and steady Coffee
buoyant Tea firm. Rice firm. Sugar
dull. Tallow slow of sale, at prices I'M
altered. Consols o5f@952 for account,
FRANCE.
There is visible Improvement in CONNER
cial affairs in France. Large orders from
the United States have been received
There were rumorS of another conspiracy
Arrests were made. Some Italians were
implicated.
The Budget for the next year presents q
surplus of 100, 100000.
II was reported at Naples that the owners
of the ship Cagliar had been offered $780,,
900 for the detention of the vessel, but they
had declined il as insufficient.
INDIA.
Campbell was still at Futteghur. The
rebels were becoming troublesome in Cen,
trail India, and were re-occupying many
forts from which they had been driven.
CHINA.
The Allied fleet arc mt anchor of Pei Ho
The six days allowed for reply having ex
pred, steamer had takeni up two Gun
boats and one hundred and fifty sappcrs
! A French transport, with nine hundred
Marine Infantry, had arrived. The Frencl
got two gun boats over the bar of Pei Ho
but two English despatch boats had Stucl
fast.
The capture of the forts at the mouth o
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