The American patriot., 1855-07-21
Photographed to the N. o. Picayune.l
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EURnup
Arrival Of the Arago-Death Of Lord Raglan
The Baltic-The Crimea-The Markets.

Arriyal Of The Arago-Death Of Lord Raylan.-.
New YORK, July 49,
The steamship Arago, Capt. Lines from
Havre, via Southampton, has arrived here, with
intelligence from the latter place to the an
inst, four days later than that received by tbs
Pacific. "'
The reports of the Liverpool market sbo~
that since the departure of the Pacific, bus;.
ness had been dull, and quotations at the closa
on Wednesday, the 4th inst, mark slight de-.
cline. The market, however, is reported stea-
dy at the close.
The sales for the three business days, siuca
the departure of the Pacific, are reported ~
only 10000 bales, of which speculators took
5000 bales, and exporters 1000 bales.
The closing quotations are, for Fair Orleans
I'D; for Middling Orleans 6td per pound; Fair
Uplands I'd.
The quotations of the Liverpool -four mar.
ket received by the Arago, mark slight de.
cline.
Wheat had also slightly declined.
Provisions were generally unchanged.
The steamship Africa had arrived out pre-
viously to the departure Of the Arago.
The Crimea--Death of Lord Raglan.
Lord Raglan died of dysentery on the 2Stb
of June, to the great grief of the whole armv
by whom he was beloved, and the general re-.
gret.
His Lordship is succeeded by Cen Simpson,
who was chief his staff
The British and French funds both declined
in consequence of the announcement of the
death of Lord Raglan.
There is no report of any movement of i'm.
portance in the Crimea since the attack on the
Malakof and the Redan. No fewer than
eighteen detailed accounts of the repulse on
that occasion have already been published.
Kertsch has been entirely destroyed by fire
since last advices.
The British frigate Amphion has blown up
and destroyed large magazine at Sweabore,
the bombardment Of which has already been
noticed.
The Sunday trading bill has been withdrawn
in the House of Commons in consequence Of
an apprehended disturbance, should the at.
tempt to force it down be persisted in.
Gov Reeder's message to the Kansas Leeis.
lature has been published. In it he repudiates
Congressional laws and contends for the right
of the people to settle their own affairs, unhi.
assed by any antislavery feeling abroad, and
to tolerate, prohibit, or regulate in any man.
ncr they please, the slavery question. He f.
vors the enactment of stringent liquor laws.
and the imposition of taxes for the support Of
public schools. The population he estimates
at s,521.
Further by the AragO.
Excitement in Emgland-Nc,c French Loan, dc.
The papers brought by the Arago, show that
there had been great excitement in England on
the subject Of the Sunday trading bill. Several
large meetings had been held, and at one Of
them, at which it is supposed there were fully
100000 attending, riot ensued. Happily It
was quelled without any resort to force.
FRANcE.-The Government of Louis Napo.
leon asks for new loan of 75O OOOo o9O, to pay
the interest on which it is proposed to impose
a tax of one tenth on produce C) and on the
revenue received for the carrying of passengers
and goods by railways
Pension FOR LADY RAGLAN-Parliament has
voted pension of fl 900 per annum for the
widow Of Lord Raglan.
F1RE-A fire took place at Manchester N
H., yesterday, by which damage to the amount
Of 100000 has been sustained.