American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-13
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
This mornings papers contain the news
brought by the Arctic, at New York, on Monday,
and 10 here we have three days later intelli-
gence by the africa, which arrived last night,
with Liverpool dates to the I'd of August.
We learn that the city of Glasgow arrived at
Liverpool on the 1st of August
Parliament was hurrying through the neces-
sary business preparatory to the propagation
on the 9Th. The Ecclesiastical Titles bill had
received the royal assent. The House of Com
mons had, on motion, presented an address to
the Queen, praying that the Crystal Palace be
reserved till the LIST of May. The English and
American ship-owners in India were adopting
measures against the wholesale destruction of
their ships by Lascar crews. The underwriters
refuse risks on ships manned by Lascars.
The visiters at the Exhibition of Wednesday
and Thursday were under $4,000, yielding daily
$4,000
The French Assembly is getting through with
the necessary business prior to separating for
the recess. The Mass celebrated in Paris on
Tuesday, to commemorate the three days of
July, has met with ridicule from the press.
The President starts on a tour through Southern
France during the recess. Some disturbances
had taken place at Toulouse, and an armed
force of twenty-five Socialists were arrested.
The Steele newspaper was seized on Tuesday
for libel upon the President. 1t is thought that
Oudinot will receive the station of Marshal
vacated by the death Of Marshal Sebastian
The arrangement last year of appointing
committee of twenty-five to act as a Corps de
Garde, with power to convoke the Assembly, if
expedient, has been revived. Paris is CT DIVIDED
with strangers, and business is brisk.
HAvRE, July sOth.-Cotton during the week
has advanced 1@2 francs on lower qualities.
Sales of 5000 bales. New Orleans is quoted at
$685. francs; uplands 57@82 francs; stock,
81, 900 bales
In Spain the Corte's will shortly be pro-
rogued. The Queen is about to commence her
pilgrimage to the church Of st. Antocha to pray
for her safe delivery.
There is no news from Portugal.
Italian affairs indicate that change is not
far distant. The garrison of Leghorn is to re-
ceive an addition Of 1000 men, and $4,000
Austrians are to be added to the army in Italy
1t is believed that the French will shortly leave
Rome, and a mixed garrison of Austrians and
Neapolitans be substituted. The war between
the police and military authorities was at its
height.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Middling qualities Of
cotton for the week have advanced Id. The
sales have been 70, 900 bales, of which specula-
xa11r 4 -
Orleans is quoted at 81 and Mobile 81, though
some circulars quote prices 1-16d. above these
rates. The sales on Friday were 10000 bales,
Of which spectators took 1000 The market
closed quiet.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts
ire more favorable.
Breadstuffs are quiet and prices generally
shade lower. Western canal -four is quoted |
it 17920s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore 20s. |
ID. Ohio 20s White wheat IS. @6s. Cd. !; |
eds 5s 3d. @5s. Cd. Yellow corn 27s. mixed
rs. @26s. 3D.; white 29s. Corn meal 14s Cd. |
Fine beef commands full prices; inferior has
leclined Zoos. without an increased demand
Bacon is steady at Is. advance. Low priced
lams and shoulders are wanted. The market
8 bare of lard, and prices have advanced Is.
There have been no sales of Carolina rice !
Sugar closed with less demand-sales of 33 |
lhds Porto Rico at 35s. Cd. The demand for
ca was fair at full rates-sales of fine Pekoe at
IS. 3d.@4s.
Sales of 60 hhds. Quercitron bark, from the |
quay, at Is Cd. @9s., being slight decline.
The iron market is steady, and makers fully
employed.
The money market is firm. Consols closed
1t 96a
The bullion in the Bank of England was
fraction over G13 100000.
reaction had taken place in railway shares,
and some had declined two per cent.