Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


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Baltic.
NEw YoRK, Sept 29.--The steamer Baltic. with
Liverpool dates of the 18th instant, arrived here
this morning. The steamer Africa arrived out at
Liverpool on the lIth
THE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l7.--Richardson, Spence a.
Co., report that the Africas news had no effect
upon Cotton, which closed firm. Sales were slow,
but prices had undergone no change since last ad-
yances. The following are the quotations Or
leans Middling, 9 SD. Mobile and Uplands Mid
dings, lid. Sales for three days, II, 900 bales,
including 2,4oo on speculation, and 5000 for
export.
AT Manchester there was an average amount of
business, but prices had undergone no change.
The weather had been favorable, and the har-
vest reports were fatterng. There had been but
small arrivals Of grain from the interior Bread
stuffs generally were frmer Flour was steady
Western Canal had adyanced-sales at 20 a 8ls. /;
other brands were unchanged; Baltimore and Phil,
adelphia were quoted at, 2s SIS, and Ohio at 81
S3s. Wheat is active and finer qualities have adj
vanced a Sd. Old red, to a 8 Ids; new, 8
a l-2; old white, "a l0s new, 10 10 IL.
Corn was unchanged-blyers demand an advance
and sellers reduction. Yellow and mixed are
quoted at 81 l-2 S2s., and white at 1884,
Provisions were unchanged.
Sugar is active and firm.
Money is slightly more stringent Consos for
money on Tuesday, SO 81 a 90 7-S--but advanced
lid after the official close of the market
SECOND DTsp ATou
The Baltic arrived at her dock at A. NJ, too
late to dispatch the Southern mails by the morning
train.
The European news is dull the only subject Of
interest being the state of affairs between Naples
and the United States
The chartists are being revived in England
Favorable weather and harvest operations are ex-
tended throughout the kingdom.
There is nothing of special interest from France
or Spain. General Bravo is spoken of as likely to
be sent as Minister to Washington.
Switzerland and Prussia are settling the Neuf
chatel difficulties by diplomacy.
Rumors of further notes from Naples to the
Western Powers are rife, but are generally not
credited.
The suspension of Wetmore & Co., at Canton,
is confirmed. Their liabilities are said to be up
wards of $4,000 but their assets are ample
The London Star warns the Southern portion of
the United States not to dream of annexation with
England.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says,
there is no doubt but that a Congress will be held
at Paris during the coming winter to Sc tie the
questions arising out the late treaty.
The Emperor was to leave Bearrtz on the 2Sth
for Saint Cloud.
An official account Of the affair in Algeria with
the Kabyes shows it to have been composed Of
only one regiment and squadron Of Chasseurs
After desperate fight the Kabyles retreated, but
returned the next day, when they were again beat
en-. An expedition against them was resolved upon.
Adyices from China state that Dr. Parker the
United States Commissioner, was at Fow Chow,
but had been unable to get an interview with the
Viceroy. The steamer San Jacinto broke down
on her way to Simoda and put back to Whampoa
Howard Cunningham, an American merchant, was
killed at Fow Chow while. cndeavoring to quell q
street row.