The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-23

Hartford, 1876 Reading, 800; Harlem, Is;
Erie, 35s' do prid, 80; n Y Z, sSii Pacific
Mail. 90; American, lO3! ca X bonds,
81; U G's Of 81, registered, ~; do coupons.
s9s; do Oregon war loan, 81 Ohio t's 20,
93!; Va, jo Mo, ~; Hudson Srd bonds, 80;
Harlem LIST, 100; Erie ith, -; & bonds,9li,
Flour market shade trner at - ija5, 49,
super state; -. TUad, so extra state; s5,iJa.
$50 super western, Sj,IOaj.90 common to
medium extra western; ~, 0OaG shipping
brands T. K II o Canadian shade frmer,
sales 500 bbl. at -, ijaj, 80 super, sj,7OaG. 80
common o. choice.
Wheat market better, Si,29al,3 3 chica.
60 spring; l,32ul, "a mill club l,3j amber
Iowa; As red state.
Rye firm al s2asic,
Barley scarce and firm at SOayJe.
Corn quiet and unchanged, 6ic mxei west
ern, delivered.
Oats dull at iOc.
Pork steady. >ll,7jal2, 80 mes, SsaP, 80
prime
Beef quiet and unchanged,
Dressed hogs dull at 4tc perlb,
Lard steady Mt 1iaSic,
Cheese steady at 5!a7c.
Whisky quiet at "a !a2jc per gal.
ST. JonSs, n. F., Jan. % The steamship
City Of New York from Liverpool on
Wednesday, the.sth, via Queenstown on
Thursday, the 9th inst, passed Cape Race
this Tuesday morning. Her dates are four
days later
, The steamship Europa, from Boston arriv.
ed Ut Liverpool on the 10th inst
Their. was considerable disappointment, er.
pressed in England NJ the non reception Of
definite adyIces from America IN relation 70
the Mason and Sldcll imbroglo, and the
greatest anxiety was felt for the news by the
neg arrival
I The pirate Sumter had arrived At Cadiz,
where she landed II prisoners, taken from
three federal merchant vessels which abe had
destroyed.
The sale Of cotton in the Liverpool market
for two days Tuesday and Monday was
10000 tacs. The market was unsettled but
quotations unchanged.
Breadstuii- had downward tendency, ex.
ccpt for corn, which was firm with an upward
tendency.
Provisions quiet and steady.
Consols ~ ,a92sc for money.
LATEST.
The steamer City Of Washington, from
New York, arrived out on the sth.
The steamer Jura, from Portland also ar
rived on the 9Th.
They took out the announcement OF the adj.
ju-tment Of the Trent affair, which was re,
ceived with the greatest satisfaction. Con-
soils Immediately advanced lal.c.
The United States gun boat Iuscarora had
arrived a. Southampton To watch the Nash
vile who was there ready for sea.
The sale OF cotton uu Wednesday was over
10000 bales, at considerable advance. The
market was excited and upward.
Breadstufs quiet and steady,
Provisions quiet.
Consos advanced To 93lc for morey.
FoRr MoSRof, Jan 22-Thcre has been
no arrival from the Burnside expedition rs
yet.
The Norfolk Day Book. If Wednesday, has
dispatch dated GoldsborO, Jan. Dist, / p.
m, announcing 100 vessels of the Burnside
expedition are inside Pamlico Sound and %
steamers outside. Noattack has been made,
but the women and children were leaving
Newbcrn, whore fight is expected to take
place.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-Thc American,
special correspondent at Fort Monroe says
that flag OF truce went to Norfolk ye-ter
day with Lieut.. lllrtz, a released prisoner, re
turning south. He was made prisoner il
Western Virginia and released on parole anC
will be exchanged for Lieut.. Gordon, VIII,
was made prisoner by the rebels in Mis-
: souri,
. The Norfolk papers Of Wednesday contain
the following telegram:
Goldsboro, n. g., Jan. 2l.-A large mum
Der of women and children have arrived her,
q. q
There is no other news.
An express has arrived here from New.
bern, and reports that at 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon there were 100 vessels Of the
; Burnside expedition in Pamlico sound. and
- large transports outside of IIatteras Inlet
Private information received here says the
enemy will attack Ncwbern, Hyde county
and Roanoke Island simultaneously. On
forces are completely prepared for them
The Norfolk Day Book of Wednesday con
tains the following telegram
Savannah, Jan 2l.-from 40 to 50 yes
sells are inside Broad river, Is miles from
Port Royal.
None OF the southern papers make any ref
ernce to the fight at Somerset, Ky, or TO tn,
defeat and death OF Gen LoIlcotfer.
The funeral of FIX. President Tyler tool
! VIu't pi lliC -lot iiiHl', anu was ublCiGtu Wy
JEFF. Davis and his cabinet. and BY the mem
bers Of the rebel congress
The Norfolk Day Book copies paragraph
from Petersburg paper, saying, that the
Pensacola did not escape from the Potomac
without damage. a gentleman who examin
ed her with a spy glass after she passed the
batteries, gives that paper the assurance thai
she had holes as big as a hogshead in her
bow, &c, To this, the Special correspondent,
Of the American, adds
Personal inspection Of the Pensacola. TO-
day, enables your correspondent to assure this
gentleman that the only holes in her bow are
those essentially necessary to the right de.
velopment Of the powers Of her forward pivot
gun.
The Norfolk Day Book publishes long ar
tlcle recounting the adventures. msfortunes
and maltreatmen of Miss Poole. lately re-
leased from the prison for females, at Wash.
ington. The Day Book calls Miss Poole a
heroine, and says according to her own sto.
ry, there was no possible outrage or indignity
to which she was not subjected
The Norfolk papers make no mention of
any reports circulated by the secessionists
that some of Gen Burnsides' vessels had been
driven arshore.
BosroN, Jan. 23.-The steamship lIibcrnia.
from It. Johns, \. B., where she landed