The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-16
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE E. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Arrival of the Persia.

NEW YORK, August l5tb.-The steam
ship Persia, from Liverpool on the 4th via
Queenstown on the 9th, arrived at : clock.
The 4rabia arrived out at Liverpool on
the 4th.
Reports of the Syrian conference being
broken off were unfounded.
1t IS officially announced that a protocol
has been agreed upon. $4,000 European
troops are to be sent to Syria, remaining
there not over six months; half to be fur
nlshed by France. Another protocol calls
on the Porte to carry out his engagements
respecting Christians. The Syrian force is
to be under the orders of Commissioners of
the Great Powers.
The English Parliament has agreed to
raise two millions Of pounds for fortifca-
tions.
Preparations are making fora great party
battle on the paper duty resolutions.
There are Tumors of contemplated in
terView between Napoleon and the Queen of
Spain.
The Bourse closed firm at 68f 3Oc
The text of the treaty between Garibaldi
and the Neapolitans is published. The evac-
uation of Sicily by the Neapolitans is stip-
ulated.
1t is asserted that GaribaIdi has trans
ported troops to the main land.
The mails from Calcutta of June 18th,
Hong Kong 7th, and Melbourne June 18th,
arrived at Marseilles on the 3D.
A great panic existed at Shanghai. The
rebels were approaching. Business was
suspended. Canton tea market dull. The
commercial depression continues at Mel
bourne.
ENGLAND-The weather continues cold
showing it unfavorable for the crops.
Richardson, Spence, & Co., say the late
ness of the harvest was causing some
anxiety.
Flour not so much inquiry but unchang-
ed; quotations range from 27s to 3Os.
Wheat in steady demand at previous prices;
red los lOd@1Is I'd white 1902 9
per GENITAL. A fine parcel OF Baltimore red
of the new crop realized l2s03d. Corn
better demand for feeding purposes, and Cd
09d per quarter dearer; mixed and yellow
3Od@3l white 33d@34. Pork dull
and unchanged. Lard quiet and very firm
sales at 6Os063s Bacon unchanged. Bar
ing Brothers report wheat steady.
LONDON in the money market
continued until the Ist inst. Consols de-
counts. The weather is causing some anx-
iety.
The heaviness in the Paris Bourse are re-
ported as an unfavorable comment on the
Emperors letters. The usual payments on
the 4th of the month, had led to an iucreas-
ed demand for money, but the supply was
good and the rates unchanged.
Nickerson & Co., an old firm il the lace
trade, has suspended, but their assets would
nearly meet their liabilities.
The Bullion in the Bank of England had
decreased el5,000.
The Convention at Messina stipulates that
4 900 Neapolitans are to guard the citadel,
and not to lombard the city unless Carl
baldi attacks.
In the House of Commons on the Sd,
Lord Brougham presented petition for the
suppression of the slave trade.
News from Damascus July 18th, an
nounces that the massacres have ended.
The Druses and Bedouins had retired into
the interior, but the Christians were still
concealing themselves.
Fuad Pacha arrived at Beyrout on the
llth.
Sir Henry Bulwer advises the Porte to
recall the Grand Vizier.
The Courier De Paris, opposition jour
nal, had been suppressed.
PARIS Saturday.-Fhe Patrie says the
regiments intended for Syria left Turin yes
terday to embark.
Great agitation prevailed in Gambia, Jed
dab, and Arabia.
NAPLES, 3d.-The city is tranquil.
ROME, 2d-At the disturbance at UrbinO
people shouted for Garibaldi
La Moriciere sent troops to Terra Gina.