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S NEW York, Oct. 30.-The Arctic rs
: that the Paris Bouse closed on Th,rsdap
18th, with an upward tendency.
COMMERCIAL FEEL1NG-Loxpov 81
MARKEr-A dispatch from London j
That notwithstanding the threatening ann
ahces with regard TO the Eastern quest
: great confidence appears to prevail IN !
: mercial circles. ]
Sugar, in the London market, has been
TAR request, at steady prices /
ALABAMA k.vER.-Mobile, Oct 3l.-s
Alabama river is now in good condition,
the boats arriving from above gre crow,
with passengers aud freight.
RUSSIA AND TuRKEY.-The latest advh
from the East embrace the important int
gence that Russia has rejected the derna
OF Turkey TO evacuate the Danubian prin
palitles. War is now considered, by
parties, to be inevitable.
Dispatches from Constantinople of The !
INST, state that the Russian army on +
Danube, was moving for their winter quarte,
at Bucharest. I
Gen. Luders, with his Russian COPS, w
at Odessa, awaiting his marching orders. ]
Prince Gortchakof has replied to the sut
mons of Omar Pacha to evacuete the Prime
palltles, refusing to do so. Gen. PaSkienits
has assumed the chief command Of The Russia
army in the Pnncipalities.
Austria and Prussia viii remain neutral.
The London Times states that the Turks
war manifesto is the most unanswerable doe,
ment Of the present century. When It VI
read by the Emperor Nicholas, he swore thu
he would wage war of determination again.
the Turks.
All the Russian subjects remaining j
Turkey have been placed under the psotec
ton of Austria.
The fleets of England and France he
not passed the Dardanelles, but we're pre-
pairing to do SO, and to proceed to Constan
tinople.
All the subjects Of Austria and Prussia
engaged in the Turkish service, have beer
rei1asl3e'4h HI ms been =7zr syfz7
among the operatives in the Lancashire l.a.uu
factories All the mills in Preston have been
closed, and $4,000 hands are Idle.
FRAScE.-Another conspiracy has been
discovered in Paris, and two hundred arrests
have been made, of suspected parties. Among
those arrested is b. Goudchoux, the Minister
of Finance in the Provisional Government
of 1913.
Great activity was shown in the French
navy yards, in preparing for emergencies.
IrALY.-There is considerable agitation in
the Italian States, and more trouble is anti
cipated
RUSSIA AND C1RcAss1A.-A great battle
has been fought between the Russian and
Cireassian armies, the latter led by Schamyl
in person. The result was the defeat Of til.
with geat loss on both sides.
JAPAN MISUNDERSTANDING Commodore
Perry's stay at Jeddo, he had interviews with
two of the Princes Of the empire, to whom
be delivered the letter of the President OF
the United States He is 10 return for an
answer in the spring. Presents were mutually
between the japanese and Ameri-
cans, and they separated with strong ex-
of friendship.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Oct. l9.-The inquiry
for cotton continues fair, and the sales for the
three business days since the departure Of the
Niagara, embraced 10000 bales. Prices
have been firm, and the quotations at the
close are as follows: Fair Orleans, G5d.
Orleans, IS to 81; Fair UpIands 81;
and Middling UPlands, CD. per ID. The
sales for speculation have been 5000, and for
export 1000 bales. Klour has been in re-
quest, and prices have advanced nearly Is Sd.
per Dbl. Western canal is now quoted at 35s.,
and Ohio at 36s. per bbl. Corn has been
rather quiet, and the rates more in favor OF
buyers, but without quotable change. Beef
and Pork have been dull. Lard has been in
good demand at steady prices.
MONEY AND TRADE,--Ihe money market
1t London continues stringent, and cousols
are Offering at the close at 9lf. Trade in
he manufacturing districts has slightly i'm
proved, owing to adyices from India, which
ire considered favorable for manufacturers.
The Preston Mills, however, have closed.
CoxNEcricUr-The Governor has desig-
mated Thursday, the 24th Of November, to be