The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-09-21
BY MONDAYS MAIL.
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Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE u. s MAIL q
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FRANKLIN.


]. c. Lang, arrived at Liverpool on the 2sth
ult, and the U. s. Mail Steam Ship Arctic,
Capt. Luce, on the 3oth ult.
The LIVERPOOL MARKErs.-The demand
for Cotton since the departure of the Asia,
on the 9th ult., had been modernte, and on
ly 10000 bales changed hands, spectators
having taken 1000, and exporters 5000,
bales. Prices were in favor of buyers, al.
though the quotations remained unaltered.
On the 3Ist ult, the market was rather firm
er, and 1000 to 5000 bales found purchas.
ers.
a great ctivity in the Odessa grain mar
kct had favorably affected Brcadstuffs. All
qualities Of -four had slightly advanced, and
Western Canal was worth 29s. Cd. per Dbl
OF 1876 lbs. Corn was in good demand, and
had advanced sixpence per quarter. Yellow
was quoted at 32s. Sd. per quarter of 4so
lbs.
STATE OF TEADE-In Manchester trade
had slightly declined.
The London Money Market was tighter.
and Consols were quoted at from 97ga97I.
EUROPE ISTELLIcENCE.-Adviees from
Constantinople TO the 10Th uit., stat. that
the Sultan had accepted the Vienna note
without modification, and that he will send
an Ambassador to st. Petersburg ns soon
rs the Principali,ics shall have been evacu-
atcd.
Adviccs from Bucharest state that tho
Russian forces would leave the Principali-
ties in Scptembrr. III which lime, also, the
combined fleets were to leave Bcsika Bny.
Tho Cholera is represented to be spread
ing In the North Of Europe.
STILL LATER FROM MEURorE.-ARPIYdL
OF THE BRITISH MAIL STEAM
SHIP NIAGARA AT HALIFAX
The British Mail Steam Ship Niagara.
Capt. w. ]. c. Lang. has arrived at Halifax.
~ s., from Liverpool, which port she left on
the Sd inst.
TnE LIVERPOOL MARKErs.-The demand
for Cotton during the week ending tho od
inst, was but moderate, the sales hayinp en-
ly reached $1,000 bales, of which spcrnla-
tors took 1000 and exporters 6,OOO b :.
Prices arc lower, and tho fair and 10. r
grades have declined most. The circulars
no" ever, differ IN their quotitir n.
A large business had been transacted in
Ricc nt advancing rates. The a,lcs during
the week amounted to 600 tierc2s Il Eum
23s.n25s. per cwt. y.
The Money Market WIS E Hing. .u,, The
Bank OF England had r..iscd III ri. Of n.
terest to per cent, in conscquo nee. il isr-
ported OF the Car being likely to r.jcct The
Sultnn's notifications of the yisnna MOTE.
STATE OF TRADE.-In the m, inf r,,r,,,
Districts generally, tr,rdc WAS dull .nl prizes
lower, in consequence OF the Increased pr,s.
sure on the mon:y market.
Now-loGK poLrrIcs The Democratic
Convention If the State of New York n
scmblcd at Syracuse on Tuesday. but soon
broke up in row.
The Hunkers succeeded ia nominating
full ticket, adopted resolutions compliment
tary to Senator Dickinson, and adjourned
sine die.
The Softs also held n Convention but ad-
Journed until Wednesday, In order 10 give
the Hunkers an opportunity Of retraciug
THAR steps.
The FISHING SQUADRON. The Fishing
Squadron were TO have assembled at Ports
mouth on the 18th inst. The report ,b.t
seven American fishing vessels had heeu
captured Is denied.
THE STEAM Sur KEY SrosE srArE-
The new Steam Ship Key Stone STATE, los.
completed in Philadelphia, and intended 10
run as consort to the STATE of Georgia, be-
tween that city and Savannah, for which
port she will sail on the 2lst inst. made a
trial trip on Monday, which proved mos,
satisfactory, as every thing worked admira.
bly,.
HE NAME ELEcTIoSs--The latest adyi
eas f'am &s!ae ssa.e :ka. there asa been no
choice for Governor, and that the wings
and Maine Law Democrats have majority
in the Legislature.
PROGRESS or TBK YELLow FEyEa IN Lou
IsIAsA.--The interments at New-O Orleans on
Saturday were IS, 60 Of which were from
yellow fevor. The number of deaths dur
Ing the week were $40. including 44a mon,
the fever. The total number Of deaths since
the commencement Of the epidemic is TO-
$40, Of which 1924 were caused by Il.
Advices from Thibadeauxyilie on Friday
stated that the yellow fever was raging there,
and that great distress existed, a. also waa
the case at Bayou Sara and Baton Rouge.
EAsrHouAKE AT BnoxI, lathe New
Orleans I'us Della Of Monday reports that
mn earthquake had taken place along the
lake shore Of Louisiana. II was moss yio-
lent, however, st Biloxi, where Il caused
considerable damage and alarm. The hous-