Washington telegraph., 1856-11-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Baltic.

Ihe steamer Baltic has arrived, with
Liverpool dates to the 29th ultimo. four
days later than the Canada. There was
only moderate business doing in cotton.
the sales for three days amounting to only
20, 900 bales, Of which 5000 were taken
on speculation, and 5000 by exporters-
Richardson, Spence & Co., quote the mar
ket firm, and quotations unchanged Fair
Mobile, Z Lid. Private letters favorable
Money market easy at previous rates
Consols 90 5-S.
The most important political news is the
announcement that the French and Enc
lish ambassadors had left Naples. y
Additional by the Baltic.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
The Baltic's advices report the cotton
market unchanged, and prices in favor of
buyers. Sales for two days $4,000 bales.
Flour and Wheat dull Consols dull
According to the London correspon-
dence of the Manchester Guardian, the
Government of France and England disa-
gree as to the course regarding affairs at
Naples, which, in case other contingencies
would arise, must lead with tolerablc GER
tainty to a satisfactory result.
The combined fleets have been sent to
the protection of their respective subjects,
yet nothing hostile is contemplated.
The belligercnt articles in the Moniteur.
cial articles published by the London press
upon the monetary crisis and the Bank of
France.
IT was reported that the English feet
had withdrawn from the Black Sea
Further Advices by the Steamer Baltic
New YORK, Nov. 10.
The Collins steamship Baltic arrived at
her dock at 8 o'clock this morning. She
left Liverpool at 10 A. NJ, on the Doth
The Africa arrived out on the morning
of the 9th.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co.. and
the Circulars issued by other Liverpool
firms, state that the American advices re-
ceivcd by the Africa caused less frmness
in the market, giving prices a turn in ia
vor of buyers, though quotations generally
are unchanged.
The feature Of news, which has excited
the most attention, is an official paragraph
in the lNoni'eur that the English press
published calumnies against the French
Government, and holding out menace that
IA continuance of such conduct will break
up the Anglo-French alliance.
This paragraph has caused excitement
both in England and Franco, having even
affected the Boursc, and it is reported that
the British government will ask an ex-
PLANTATION Of the threat to dissolve the
alliance.
Respecting the ,Neapolitan difficulty the
only additional progress is that the French
Embassy, as also probably the English,
left Naples on the 26th.
The English fleet is at Malta, and the
French at Soulon.
German papers say the squadron viii
go to Naples in three weeks. if the mat
ter is not settled.
1t is denied from Vienna, but rcassert-
ed from France, that the Porte has sum
moned the Austrians to quit.
In this connection are two reports, first
that the Congress of Paris is net likely to
meet soon, owing to the non-asscnt OF
England. Secoadly, that Russia, insplr-
ed By suspicion o. secret understanding
between England and Austria respecting
the Principalities, demands l,ussian
s4uadron to enter the Black Sea upon the
same terms IS the English feet now il
those waters.
The c:,tire Turkish Ministry have re-
signed The event is attributed to the
intrigucs of Lord Stratford to bring in
Redschio Pacha as Wiser.
There is no news from Spain, except .
contemplated increase in the army.
The report that Turkey has asked for
the withdrawal of the English feet from
the Black Sea is untrue.
LoNDoN.-The variations in the funds
to-day was slight, the market closing the
same as yesterday
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says,
Railway concessions have been granted to
French Company for eighty years, un-
der guarantee of IL per cent, with an
additional IL per cent. for sinking fund,
The total amount required, 100000, 600,
will weigh down all Russian securities In
our market, and, in some degree, every
other enterprise.
VIENNA.-The Austrian correspon-,
dence denies emphatically the statement
that the pope had protested against the.
Austrian occupation of the Princlpallties,
Advices from Constantinople state that
the Ministers resignation remain unacept-
ed
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