Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


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Three Days Later from Euyops-Arrssai of IA.
Asia
NEW York, October 3l.--The Cunard steamer
Asia, with English dates of the 18th. arrived
here this morning at o'clock. She reports that
the Kangaroo and Khersonese arrived out on
the 18th.
Liverpool-Cotton closed sitter for middnp
qualities, but prices were quotably unchaf ged. -
Sales of the week amounted to $4,000 bales--si
which spectators took $4,000 and exporters 5000
bales. Fair Orleans, lid; Aiddling, 8 9-l6d
Fair Mobiles, 7-sd; Middling Mobiles, Tie
Fair Upiands, 7-sd Middling ditto 0 7.lSd.
Breadstuffs are slightly cheaper.
Richardson, Spence l. Co. quote Western Canal
Hour at sos. s3s-; Baltimore and Philadelphia,
$685. S4s. Ohio, S8s. a 81 lbs.
Wheat is slightly lower Red wheat, ss. 3D. a
g. 4d.; white, los. I'D. . los. Cd.
Corn is Cd. IT, higher. Yellow and mixed, 33s
I'd. S4s white, 85s. a SO LES.
Provisions are dull.
Sugar is active at an advance Of Cd. ala.
Rice Is tteady.
Spirits TurpeDtine 10 quiet at s4s.
Common Resin is quoted At las. a.. Sd. Fine
Resin, l2s
The Manchester markets are @, m.
The money market is decidedly more stringent.
Consols closed at OIL 6.Ss.
THE NEWS.
The whole country remains Ia state of sls.
psnse in regard to money matters, but the only
agitation a. yet evinced, ia the stock exchange
The commercial wants can be supplied, though at
extreme rates.
Detailed accounts Of the change in the Spanish
ministry have not yet come to hand, further than
the official announcement that there is no political
crisis, and that the Queen made the change Of
O'Donnell to Narvaez solely on personal grounds.
The first act OF Narvaez az premier was, to COW.
hide Senior Gue the husband of the Infanta Jo-
sefa, for words spoken in the Cortes Cluel chal-
lenged Narvaez, who accepted, but the Queen
stepped the duel
The Queen has revoked the constitution of ls4b
and re-established the ancient regime.
There Is not much change in the Nespolitan affair.
IL was the impression that the Anglo French
nltlmatum would be presented to King Ferdinand
on the 18th, and upon his failing to give an imme-
date and favorable answer the ambassadors of the
Allied Powers would be Withdrawn; but il was
supposed that the fleets would immediately appear
at Naples. The English squadron had sailed from
Ajaccio, and its destination was supposed to be
Malta. The French feet was still at Toulon. The
Vienna papers still anticipate peaceful issue.
II Is stated, in view of the growing importance
OF European complications, that the Congress at
Paris will consist Of the first--snd not second
delegation--plenipotentiaries; and that the Con.
gress will meet soon.
The affairs respecting the Danubian Principall-
ties still continue to engage attention The French
papers are writing against the Austrian occupa-
ton. Count Walewski had issued circular in
reply to a recent Russian one.
Denmark Was still without ministry; all at
tempts to form coalition having failed.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Oct. l8, A. M.--There are rumors--but only ru-
mors-that both the French and English fleets
have orders to approach Naples; that suspicious
are awakened at Vienna that Russia and France
are negotiating secret alliance
Free trade in France has been postponed till the
LIST of July, 1861.
despatch says, that in consequence of press.
ing note from France, Austria has commenced to
evacuate the Principalitee
American securities are dull ut slight decline.
The steamer Washington arrived at Southamp-
ton this morning. et
Consols closed last evening at 81 s.s for money
and OIL IL on account.
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