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Seven Days Later From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER S. ASIA.
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STEAMER
New-1 ork, June

STEAMER s ASIA.
New-l Urk, June |.
| The steamer Asia arrived at Sandy Hook
this afternoon, with later intelligence from Eu-
rope.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
The market is dull, and nearly one-eighth
lower. The sales Oh Friday were 5000 bales.
! Breadstufis were active, and OH Thursday
Wheat advanced Sd. to 4d. Flour had ad-
yanced in one week IS, Wheat sd. Corn Is.
! The general news is unmportant
The Arctic struck and put back to Liverpool.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Flour had advanced in the Liverpool mar
ket lSd to Is. 6d. Western Canal 4ls., Ohio
AS White Wheat lbs, Red Us. 4d. Corn
advanced lSd. to Is. Yellow Ais. Cd. bite
42S. Lard had declined and was quoted at 5Os.
Beef was active, aud the fine qualities had ad-
vauced 5s. Pork and Bacon were active.
Migan's Circular quotes MidiIing Uplapsi
Sd, and decline of an eighth on The lowff
grades. Spectators took 5000, and exporters
1000 bales. Western CANA Flour 4Ds., Ohio
Ais. YeIlew Corn 40S, White Ais.
At Liverpool on Saturday, the Cotton maFNet
was dull aud the sales were 5000 bales, at un-
changed prices.
Breadotufs were firm and unchanged. Fine
Wheat was higher
In London sugars had advanced Is. Rice
was la good demand aud sitter. Transactions
in American securities were small. ConSOls
closed S92.
At Manchester the demand was moderate and
prices were in favor o. buyers.
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool on the 2Gth.
The Arctic struck at Tuskar on the morn.
iny of the 18th, and was slightly damaged. 1t
Was thought she would be ready for sea in a.
bout a week.
Iavre, May l6.
CoTToN.-The sales Of the week are 5000
bales. All qualities have slightly declined.
From the seat OF War.
The allied fleets have been trying to range
their guns against Sebastopol, preparatory TO
an attack.
The Russian feet had left Helsingfors to
Join the Cronst,dt fleet. Napiers fleet lay p
miles from Crunstadt to intercept them.
The Turkish fleet had entered the Black Sea
to destroy all the Russian possessions on the
CircaSSian coast.
The plan OF the campaign is said to be to in.
wade Russia proper.
The TURKS have gained two victories on the
| Danube.
Austria's position is decidedly hostile to Rms
sia. and she has called out 100, 000 men to de
! fend he frontier from the Russians.
| Prince Paskiewitch is turning the front Of
the war to the banks of the Streth and DneiS-
ter.
1t is reported that the Vienna conference is
TO he renewed Ia form the basis of am Austrian,
Prussan aud Anglo French alliance.
The Spanish difficulty with the United States
is exciting much attention. Mr.. SouIe sent q
special messenger in the Asia. A
! The Cologne Gazette states that the Empe-
ror OF Russia had relapse of illness. The in
habjta,rS oT 81. Petersburg were Obliged Ia a.id
quarters tor the troops, and there are IN the en-
virons -ol the city 10000 Cossacks.
| 1t is stated that The Russian Government had
/ insured 10 the Greek Government asubreIdiOa(G
! of one million drachms per mouth. 1t is also
stated that the Greek Government had granted
letters Of marque To pirates, who at present in
! fest the Levant
Spain has peremptorily refused all repara.
| ton, except the remission of :he fine The Lon
/ don Times saws that war is inevitable between
! Spain and the United States. See bellw
Boston, June L.
a The United States troops remain in the Court
!
/ tive. Burns The State military have been
Withdrawn from the City Pail. There are but
one or Two companies under orders at the AR
muries.
There was a large meeting of the clergvmen
held to-day, to consider the interests of freedom.
! 1t was called by the Rev. II. NJ. Dexter, who
carried the cIer.vman's remonstrance to Wash
! ington. Dir. BarStow, of keene, presided.
BalIimorp limo
| The President has issued a proclamation TO
the Marshals to prevent fllibuster expeditions
against Cuba.
Congress adjourned until Monday next.
New York, June /.
| CoTTOy.-The market is unsettled; operators
are awaiting steamers advices.
Cofee.-2O0 bags Rio have been sold at lOic;
1000 bags of Java at lac. 100 bbs. Orleans
Sugar were sold at 4ac. Havahna 5ac. 300
| hhds. Orleans MolaSSeS were sold at 3Slc.; Mus
covado 23ac. Flour has advanced ~ to Isle,
and 5000 bbls. have changed hands at 81 for
State S9:379 for Ohio; 1900 bbls. Southern
were sold at $9:l21 to $3.50. Wheat was easi-
er, aud G000 bushels sold. Corn opened buoy
ant, but closed heavy-sales 5000 bushels at
| 76 to Sic.