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Packet Ship England,
From Liverpool, December 18th, 1914,
Long IS I. Lat. 45 10.
REVERSE
| Lost quarLer-bOats. 10 feet water In the hold,
No vessel in sight.
Through the polite and considefate attention
Of Nj. Farghor, proprietor OF the Monas He
raid, Isle of Man, we are enabled to exhibit
this interesting paper and bottle to the Amer
can public, which may be seen at the Office of
| the
EUROPEAN TINES, I Wall ST., New York,
BY application to our Mr. Chas. X, Wilmer.
Liverpool, 26th Sept. 1915. WILMER & SMITH.
Just before our paper went to press, Captain
Chopper of the packet ship New York, y call
ed at our Office to see the above. Capt. Crop
per, observing cork in the bottle, drew it with
string, and found it had been previously ex-
tracted with a corkscrew, and stated, as his
opinion, that that circumstance was strong evil
dence of its authenticity. Captain Chopper
sgys that he has no doubt of the bottle and
contents having been thrown from the packet
ship England.
The accounts from Berlin state that treaty
of commerce is on the eve of completion, be-
tween the Zoverein and Austria An English
journal, abiding to this subject, says 1.-THE
Zollverein concludes treaties with all countries,
in all parts of the world, but, just when the
treaties are on the point of ratification, some
thing is sure to occur TO prevent their compile
ton. This was the more less, with
Holland, with Belgium, and more particularly
with the United States.
The continental news of the week is without
much interest. The King of Saxony has OPEN
cd the Diet in a speech which reflects his anx-
iety respecting the recent occurrences connec-
ted with the religious movements. The Prus-
sian government views the Able Rouge with
the same suspicion as before, and he was pre-
vented from sleeping in Mannheim when he
passed through it, The Queen and the Queen
Mother have arrived at Madrid, and although
the capital is quiet, fears of an outbreak exist
ed. Switzerland is like smohered volcano
AN explosion may be looked for.
We understand that the Hon. Louis MIane
, is progressing most favorably in his new posi-
t ton at the Court of st. James. We antici-
pate the best results from the Hon. gentleman's
mission to this country.
r The Queen and the Qneen-mother have ar
rived at Madrid; and, although the capital was
a quiet, fears Of an outbreak existed.
: The death of Mr.. Davies, the principal edi-
e tor of the Dublin Nation, in the prime of life
3 for he had only attained his thirtieth year-has
produced IN Ireland a general expression of sor-
row. lie was tollowe to the grave by all the
: leaders of the party in Dublin.
Both Upper and Lower Hungary hove been
: completely laid waste by dreadful foundations,
at the beginning of the month OF August Up
wards Of a million of the inhabitants are threa-
; tened With all the horrors of famine in conse-
quence of this dreadful misfortune.
A dustman, named Riley, being the first of
kin TO General Riley, has succeeded to for
tune Of 100000, the enjoyment Of which he
commenced by giving dinner to all the dust
men in London, and Illuminating the front of
the house,
ARRIVAL OF SHIPS IN EUROPE, &C.
From BaIlimore-Sept llth, lily Shelton, al ST,
Peter burg; l4th, Neptune, at BrenGn 18th, Leuco-
thea, IN the TexeE 10th, Venice, at HAVE; Dublin.
at ievoet; Stephen Lurman, at do; l7tf, Everhard,
at Bremen; loth, Powhattan. al Helvoet; Goth, Su-
pe'b, AT dos odd Helen M'LcOd, at Antwerp. Al
Liverpool, 9th ult, ldg, Grace Brown and Palestine,
Tor Bamote at lavre, ldg, [no date about 23d alt,
ArSO, Baltimore.
PASSENGERS.
| LeopNte dc Meyer, Augustus ST James, Madame
st James John Poavy, Henry Otto, Mad Ono Gusta-
vus Re hamer, Sir Henry Fltzherbet, Miss ii NJ Fiz-
herbert, Miss Fitzhelbert, Hutchinson, G Toa
QUAR-, Mr. heetham; Mr.. Stewart, lady, children,
and nurse, Mr. Whistler, Maury, Mr. Lille, Mr. Bat
tersby, Mr. w Hall, Nh McGregor aad lady, MIR Hale
and iady, Mrs Young, Mr. Logan, Miss Logan, Mr. Fo-
ry, Littlrdale, o Chapee, Miss Foster, Mr. McCu-
locn, daughter and nephew, Smith and lady, Mr.
Calhoun, lazy, children, servants and tutor Mr.
Oakley, Mr. Heath, Mrs Perry, Mr. Dupuy and lady, J.
Payson lady, 2 children and servant, Mr.. Ravenal,
Mr. Whitman, Mr. Brake, Mr. Moreau, Levoir, Mr..
Marchal, E EMS, Mr. Cox, MRS Leighton, Mrs Nchol-
son and servant, C Humbal, Sillars, MIR Higgins II
T Hodsworth, Messrs. T Adams, Proper, w Leigh, d
Smart, w Williams, Cunning, clearer of despatch
esq Shaw BuIow, E l. Walker, J Barns, Thomas,
ST. Thomas Jr, Bishop A Reynolds, Rev T Murray
Rev Timan, Rev. Murray. Rev Decross, Rev'dJ
MeAuly, Rev Qgigley, Rev Sherlock, Rey'd o.,
Sullivan, Rev Wheeler Rev P Ward, Mr. Elem
Miss Kate Kent, Miss Muchaft-Total 1876
MARKETS.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Since the Cambria left
there has been but little change in the money market
The supply is large as ever and the rate of interest,"
for the best bills p - per cent. The English funds
have been very dull, and in the last day or two have
manifested tendency to decline. Consols for mo-
ney LETT of %! Sellers and IS! to for the account,
stock 267 TO 800.
In the foreign market there has been little to excite
specuatlon and prices have varied little.
LIVERPOOL AMERICAN Provision MARKET, SEM.
26. There has again been a very lively Butter mar
ket, and prices are fully is. higher within the week
Bacon is in gooi demand at Is. advance Lard is also
Is 10 higher, ana scarce; There is steady demand
Tor american Beet at full prices. In Pork there is
more DONG. The Cheese, per s'Great Britain" sold
very Freely at an advance of fully IS. per cwt, In
DhIte' ana keg Lard there is further advance of Is
10 IS. per cwt.
LlyERrooL Corn MARKET, Sept Goth. Canadian,
RED, 6S 3da5s 6d white, IS 9dags Sd; United States,
red' o. 6d1ss 3D. Indian Corn. per 1S0 lbs 35a;8s in
no out, per l5o Ips- 7''NJ
5S Ina3lS I'd; United States, sweet, 35a3SS; IN h0nd,
2oa2is 30 and Canadian sour 3la32s; in bond, United
States, 2la23s.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET. Report for the week
ending Sept. 26 There is no alteration whatever TO
notice in the price of Cotton this week. The demand,
which has heen moderate only has been fairly met by
holders, but there has been no pressing TO SELL $500
Americans have been taken speculation; and 400
Americ ms, 900 Pernams, and 200 Egyptians for
port $50 Egyptian. 800 Barbados, and 500 MadraS
are dec AIRED i0r auction Friday next The total
number of sales during the week amount 10 % 400
bales.
Another Report A general dullness has peryaded
the mafke during the week, the trade having pure as
ed sparngy, and Spectators only 10 moderate ex-
rent; nevertheless prices do peIceptibly give wav