Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-17
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| COMMERCIAL NEWS.
| LIVERPOOL, July 3.--Cotton-the market has
been dull and prices are easier, but not quotably
lower. Some circulars quote decline of l-S.--
Sales during the three days $4,000 bales includ-
ing 5000 bales to spectators and 1000 bales for
export "F
| Breadstuffs have slightly declined, and
the market is dull. Buyers demand reduction.
The market closed dull.
! Provsions--The market generally unchanged.
| Money Market--Consols quoted at 81 Ia a 81
| 3-8.
VI SECOND DESPATCH.
| New YORK, July 10, o'clock, p. M--The
Arago has just reached the city. She brings 1875
passengers, among them General Dix and family,
and g. @. Goodrich,
The steamer Ericsson arrived at Havre on the
evening Of the 4th
The lrago passed a steamer the sth in lat.
40 deg 40 min, long. 20 deg. 20 min, supposed
to be the Ariel. s1a3
| The steamer Washington arrived Mt Bremen on
the I'd. The steamer Tennessee arrived at South
ampton on the Sd, from Baltimore.
| The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool on the
morning of the lst
OPERATIONS IN THE BALTIC.
On the 2lst ult., the British screw steam frigate
| Amphion whilst accommodating off Sweaborg mis-
took the channel and ran ashore. While her boats
were afterwards employed in taking soundings, the
fort commenced brisk FIRE on the ship and on the
boats. The Amphon returned the fire and blew
up large Russian powder magazine, and did much
other damage to the fort.
Ii was represented at Stockholm that the Eng
fish had destroyed Nystadt, town on the Gulf Of
Bothna. h
ST. Petersburgh and Odessa have teen united by
aline oftelegraph.
e49s3 FROM THE cRMEA. a,
The remaining portion Of the town of Kertsch,
In the strait of Yenkale, was destroyed by fire on
the l4th of June.
aEtfNp8 ENGLAND.
The King Of Belgium is visiting Queen Victoria.
A sunday trading bill" meeting was held in
Hyde Park, on the lst, which was Sunday, when
upwards Of 100000 persons assembled together.
The police assembled In force to preserve order,
and much excitement prevailed. The carriages of
| the nobility were hooted as they passed through
the Park, when many of the rngleaders were
arrested. "a gaaas 2gg.n6
FRANCE
An extraordinary session of the French Legisla-
ture commenced on the I'd Of July. Napoleon
opened the session with speech, in course of
which he said that important questions abroad and
at home had caused him to abandon going to the
Crimea AS
The new French loan Is stated at 75o, 900, 900
francs. .Ht2N 18I
New York, July le.-The papers by the Arago
are nearly barren of news. The following en-
braces all the additional items Of any interest:
f ENGLAND.
On the Sd instant both Houses Of Parliament
were occupied in discussing measures expressive Of
the esteem of the services Of Lord Raglan.
FRANCE.
In the speech of the Emperor Napoleon at the
opening Of the Legislature, he said i No extra
ordinary levy need be made. Let us have conf
dence In God and pcrsevere until we arrive at a
peace which shall be worthy the alliance of the two
great nations"
! Co,utanti,lopis, June 25.--The advices received
here confirm the intelligence already published
from the Crimea- Two thousand wounded soldiers
have arrived. The obsequies Of the lamented
Captain Lyons we're performed with considerable
pomp. s gsiEsss1E-t
A great fire had occurred at Constantinople,
which destroyed the enormous number of 5000
houses.
Abdel Kader has returned to Broussa.
The Journal de Constantinople announces that
Kertsch had been completely destroyed, but does
not say by whom or when, and the news appefrs
doubtful unless the destruction refers simply to the
destruction Of the Notifications
The same paper states that the Circassians had
completed the destruction OF the Notifications Of
Anapa, and had pursued the Russians in their re-
treat more recent account states that Anaps
had been destroyed by FIRE.
fHEtt RUSSIA. iAt
Letters from ST. Petersburgh state that the condi-
ton of Russia is most menaeng to her rulers
The peasants, ground TO the Garth by despotism,
and thinned In numbers by conscription, and the
mobiles themselves do not attempt 70 conceal the
scorn entertained towards the present Emperor,
for what they term his vacatibg and pusillanimous
While, on the other hand, lis brother Is exalted
to the skies as hero, and the only individual
worthy to sway the destinies Of the empire. A
revolution Is spoken OF asnot hing atall improbable,
with the object Of driving alexander ii from the
throne and Of placing there rs brother, the Arch
duke Constantine. -
COMMERCIAL.
LrvERrooL, July 8.-The narket for breadstuffs
closed quiet to-day. Holdet generally demand
the extreme rates Of Friday quoted per Pacific
and a limited business has bed the result. Hold
ers Of Indian corn failed TO dtain Fridays rates
to-day, and sales were made decline Of fully
2s. per quarter. Thepapers gFe no quotations
From Central ArFrica. IA
wAsHIxoros, July Is.--Geflemen Of distinc-
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