The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-08 00:00:00

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING.
The British and North American royal Wit
steamship Asia, Commander Lott, arrived ebig
morning with advices from New York t the 27,
ult., 180 pasiengers, 1,427,220 dols., and 20,250'9
sterling on freight.
On the 28th the Asia exchanged night signals
with the royal mail stermship Arabia, hence to
New York.
The new steamship Columbia, Captain Berrye.ie
intended to leave New York with the mails zar
Liverpool in the Collins line on the 6th inst.
A new Governor was to be sent to the Utah let'
ritory, and a Western man is said to have beer'
elected for. the post. Strong measures were to be
adopted against the Mormons, and a large militari,
force is tebe despatched against them. It is stated
on reliable authority that they are about corn'
mencing a settlement near Council Bluffs, fel
an outpost or receiving station. The leading
men of the new settlement are to be Eastern
men, who have not been initiated into the re"'
mysteries of Mormonism, and who will, there'
fore, be better fitted for taking charge of young
disciples, and giving them their first lessons in the
new faith. It is more than probable that tile
founding of this settlement is the real cause of Brig"
ham Young's secret expedition to the north.
Lord Napier had called the attention of our 0°- •
vernment to the fact, that the steamer Michigan 011
the Canadian lakes was larger than the size anal.
ed by a treaty between Great Britain and the
United States When his lordship directed tile
attention of the United States Government to tbe
~
mat er orders were given to discontinue it.. Thu
attention of the Canadian Parliament has been
called to the matter, as the Canadians are anxious
to retain her services, and express no fear.
Dred Scott and his wile and two daughters were
emancipated at St. Louis on the 26th ult.
Mr. Morse, late Commissioner to Bogota, was
had arrivel in Washington, expresses no doubt
to the eventual settlement of the difficulty betwe;
New Granada and the United States in a mane
satisfactory to both parties.
Kansas advices to May 21, state that Secretali
Stanton had issued a proclamation for the eleeti°l
of delegates to the Constitutional Convention °0
he third Monday in June ; returns from 19 outfit
26 counties were in, giving 9,251 legal voters. ~
was said that many of the Republicans were go'h%
over to the Free State National Democracy ; 61,5
that an attempt was making by Northern Demoera
to send Free State men of that party to the Cc°
vention.
tll°
Monetary papers of the Bth ult. report tha-
t
Administration of Vidaurri continued popular, had
ihe State politically at peace. The Governor
left on the 7th for the Federacy capital. it*
The dates from Havanua are to the 19th ult.,
New Orleans. Sugar was firm at previous rate";
and molasses so high that speculators could not
any business.
The United States steam frigate Minnesota, ,c4O
or
r.
guns and 800-horse power, was fitting out at
folk, for China. Cabins were being prepared 'd
the accommodation of the Hon. W. B. Bee
United States Minister.
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Dates from Mexico are to the.sth ult. Pres.-ea.
Comonfort had returned to the capital from Taa.
baya. There was an active canvass going ort
ale, the candidates for the Presidency and "Court'
Congress and on the Bench of the Supreme to
General Comonfort and Senor Lerdo
the most popular candidates for the Exeeinlii,
Chair. The Archbishop was dangerously
Santa Anna's friends were intriguing for his rea/0
ration to power. The new Ministers to Brusseto
and Berlin wer3 about to leave. The Minister
come left on the sth ult. It was thought a Ste"-
reconciliation with the Pope would be effected:, 6
$2,000,000 in specie bad been shipped from ye'
Cruz for England. The reported execution of C°a:
Crabbe and his party of Filibusters is confirrne„e
Another conspiracy to revolutionise the counter'
had been detected. The president was to have be
assassinated and the city attacked.
The New York Herald and the other New Test
journals anticipate a financial and commercial era
L in the States.
In Michigan and other places the peoples
• starving for lack of bread. The gold of Califorea-
, and Australia, the land, railroads, and other ar
'lations are assigned as the cause.
There have been terrible storms of rain an-d
hail
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in North Alabama, West Tennessee, and Arkal3gs
and the valley of the Mississippi. The darciat,
done to all descriptions of crop has been ge`ats
Crops in Texas ate threatened with total fa"
from the absence of rain.
The Canadians had exhibited their loyalty by sir
lebrating the birthday of her Majesty. in'
In the New York money market there Wag
et-
creased ease, and a superabundant supply, Oce`lslt
ing for strictly prime commercial papers, of '1715;
the supply was limited, and wanted at the ,T 5
count houses at 7 to 9 per cent. for thirty (1°.'51.
to six months' maturities. In exchange a fair btelce,
ness had been done; sterling and French were sea; gi
and bankers had raised their prices to 9i anee
per cent. for the former ; the rates on Lone,
were 91 to 9,lper cent. premium ; France, 51. !me.
to sf. 17e-e. ; Antwerp, sf. 17ic. to sf. -11'es
The stock market on the whole was dull. illeds
flour market the stock of State and Western '.cog
reduced to a comparatively low figure, and Phi
had advanced 10c. to 20c., with an increased :jag
ness, partly speculative. Little or nothing a°
for export. a4l
Canadian flour continued in moderate requele
and had advanced 10c. to 20c. higher; Soutar
had also further advanced 10c. to 20c.. Rye
I scarce, and advanced 10c., with a good dent
Corn meal a limited supply, and the 1na,1.?
stronger. 'Die market for pork decidedly betuerie:
mess advanced 25c. ; and prime 10c., with a fair„aje.
mend. at the improvement, and moderate arr!'"tee
Beef continued buoyant, and stocks light, and re;
stock less reduced, at a comparatively low flglite.
prime mess continued firm, at the nominal (11-I°oa,
tion of $2B to $3O. Beef hams scarce, and svall,'acl
at full prices. Cut meats in limited supply'
shoulders c.l higher. Bacon scarce and deeirg.
Lard le. better, and in more request. Butter, -te
to 24c. for New Western. Cheese dull. Crude gip,
pentine very firm, at 3.75 dols. per 280 lb. the :rite
ply very small, and money coming forward. SOO,
of turpentine less firm, and lower rates aeeeP are
but the stocks are light, and foreign advises er
waited for. Tar in moderate request for lal.'ee
barrels. Common rosin firm, with receipts
egt
and nearly all sold: All kinds of iron verydull ; "of
brands Scotch pigg less 34el ols. six months, with,.°,recl
small sales ; English bars quiet. In manufaat:tee
iron no change, and but little doing ; the 09"0.-
market continued buoyant, with a rather mere,allf
tensive business ; the crop accounts are gene`
lee
favourable, but there was no desire to force °est-
Freights unchanged, and the business light. 241,
ton to Liverpool, 2s. 6d. to 3s. per bale and
per lb. ; rosin and flour, 9d. to London ; beef,

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