Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-22
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
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DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Sere" Days Later from Earope-Arripal Of te
Pacific.

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Sere1 Days Later from Erope-Arriyal Of the
Pacific.
NEw YORK, August 22-The American mail
steamer Pacific, arrived here early this morning,
bringing her regular European dates.
The Arago arrived at Southampton on the 10Th.
| hademoiselle Rachel came out in the Pacific.
There i nothing important from the seat of war.
I LIVERPOOL MARKETS
Dcnistouu & Co.'S Circular, quotes:
Cotton steady and prices unchanged The mar.
ket closed steady Sales for the week IS O0O bales
to spectators 1000 bales. Orleans fair, I'd ; Mid.
ding, S.l6d. Mobile fair, 8 Sid; Mi idling, Cd
6 lied; Uplands fair 3.4d. Middling, Cd
Stock in port o. 900 bales. Stock of American
| in port, $4,000 bales.
| Breodstu9s.-Brown & Shipley report bread.
s.utts considerably declined, except corn Flour
western canal, 80 4os Ohio, ~ l-2 As l-2s
Wheat--whitc, IL 3-4s. a l2s,; red, 10 Il l-4s
corn-whitc 4S As. yellow, 3s IL a sos ;
| mixed, SO l.2 3as.
TIE brokers' circular reports Lard dull but un-
changed. Sales at "a a 55s. Rosin closed steady,
with an active demand As. to As 3D.
| The money market Is stringent Consols for
money are quoted at 81. American stocks are
steady and unchanged
| The weather is now favorable for the crops.
LONDON MARKETS
Barring Brothers circular reports Iron in ac-
tive demand, and the market buoyant Welch bar
is quoted at on shipboard Wclch rails on board
sas IA. Pig Iron a.
Groceries-Sugar, and coffee are steady and nm.
changed
The general aspect of the ews is unsatisfactory.
| There is nothing important from the Crimea, ex.
| cept that renewal of the bombardment upon Se-
bastopol on the 10th.
| Omar Pacla has been appointed to the COM
! mand of the army in Asia
The siege of Kars is unchanged
Taganrog and Berdiansk have again been par
TALLY bombarded.
THE BALTIC
| There was report in Paris that Revel had been
successfully bombarded but the truth probably is,
that the feet was assembling in the Baltic for the
supposed immediate attack upon Helsingfors.
FRANCE.
The French Government publishes an inflated
account ola discovered conspiracy of the legiti-
mists, to excite an insurrection in Spain to further
the ends of Russia Following upon this, it is def
nitely stated that it still seems questionable if Spain
will supply contingent Of $4,000 troops in pay of
the allies, and Portugal 10000
ITALY.
The Italian general Pope is dead
The Feper in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
BY private letters, dated August goth and 2lst,
we learn the following facts
Among the new cases in Portsmouth are those of
DR.. Maupin, and Rev. Mr.. Devlin, Catholic priest
| Deaths in Portsmonth-Stephen Jones, of (paraly-
sis,) soldier of the war of 1872 OF the fever
a lady from New York, residing in Mr.. Covert's
| family, name unknown.
| Nearly all of Capt. Guys family are down
VIM. Inset, Solomon Cherry and VIM. G.
Whitehead, died at Waters's Hotel, Norfolk The
infection is fast spreading over hitherto healthy
parts Of the city.
Horato Moore is dead. Thos I. Jennings. of
Norfolk, ofthe firm ofG. w. Farant & Co., is dead
also, Mrs j. G. II. Hatton.
John Shipp, also of the house of Farant 4 Co.
is down.
The letters give IA most gloomy aspect. One
writer states that soon not enough living will be
left to bury the dead.
Mr.. Briggs, who left Washington few days
since, unsolicited and at his own expense, has en-
tered upon his duties as nurse. iIis stout heart
almost fails at the desoation around him.