Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
SUNDAY NIGHTS

Dispatches.


Arrival iron, Hrrnphis-Ths Eclipse
Disaster.
CGrRo. Jan . The steamer Belle
Memphis has arrived With 2s4 bales Of
cotton from Memphis
A band Of ggerrillas attacked our
pickets hack 81 Memphis, on SATURDAY.,
bu. we're driven Of with the loss Of their
leader and several others
Sixteen dessFters from Tensessee
rsgine1ls came into our f1esf the same
day and made application 20 take the
amnesty cath They report that = greas
many OF their comrades are waising an
opportunity to desert. and that The pub
hcation Of Grants order greatly en-
couraged dessrtions Large runbeFs
are coming into our iinss "a various
points
Further particulars Of the explosion
Of the Eclipse sag hat y we're kisled III
stsatly, and . number are m;sdng. sup
posed to be Drowned The clerk Of the
boat and number 0f The crew ara
smoay. the killed
The sea led suFsFers. oxer coin nun
Der, mostl elonging - the 9th Indiana
Battery, we're BROUGHT 20 Paducah yes
tsrday and placed IN tie hands Of the
Post Surgeon
Later from Earope-Arrivsi az the
Tf5s AmsrtSn-
EEw YoRk, Jan. % Tie steamship
America, from Southampton on the 18th
arrived this morning.
klyERPooL, Jan. l7.--Cotton- be
sales for tao days amounted 10 $500
bales including 1900 bales to specala-
tors and exporters Market dull and ir-
regular all qualities declined. Flour
duh. Wheat inactive ana easier. Com
dull, with downward tendency Beef
hrm. Pork steady Bacon quiet and
steadY. Lard asm. Coffee STEADY.
Petroleum steady. Conso!s closed at
s9k
The Times says that even the most
rabid Northern journals admit that the
Wilmington expedition has come to
miserable conclusion. The whole tenor
Of our intelligence Is favorable to the
Coniederates Some interpOsition bY
Francs or England Is stiifthought posi-.
bic in the Confederate States The Con.
fedsrates deceive themselves in attempt
ing to propose 10 EnglaBd or France OF,
fers Of emancipation England woald
rejoice in Rny scheme Of emancipation.
Every European power acknowledged
the Zspublie when governed By con
s.itdtlon permitting slavery, as fully AZ
the Confederacy permits it now. Why
ahonid the Abandonment by the South Of
slavery buy the recognition thai is with-
held foe any other reasons We know
OF no European power likely to
accept the offer Of a protset0rats
The idea Of propitiAting Spain, the most
obstinate slavery supporting Govern
msnt, by the proposal to abolish slAvery,
is so sccentrie as 10 throw doubt Oh iae
reality on the whole discussion.
French Rsntss, 81
The Archbishop Of Besaraceas inter
prstatioa Of the papers evangelical hss
been referred 70 The Council Of State, a.
an abuse Of authority
IrALr.-The Niaiassr Of Justice re-
minds the Italian bishops that the evan
I gelieal must be Submitted 10. The gov
( eminent, too, reserves 70 itself tbs right
Of suppressing whatever portions ars
contrary to the laws Of italy.
/ The Turin correspondsnt Of the Lon
don Netes, reports that the French troops
are 70 be Withdrawn from Rome before
| March.
/ Capt Arthur Sinclair, of be rsbsI
navy, and Capt L b Skinner, both Of
! Virginia, were lost on the blockade rua
ner Julia
There IS ice on the Bar, AID SON,
vessels lying a, the piers we're ehaffed
but no serioHa damage done.