Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-18
TELEGRAPH NEWS
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRRss
BY HOUSE PRINTING fELEaRAPp.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK, Sept. lS.-The Cunard steamer
Asia arrived at her dock at seven this morning
with $50 passengers, and Liverpool dates Of
the 9th instant, being two days later than those
brought by the Arabia
The'Arago arrived at southampton on Thurs
day.
The Royal British Bank of London has
>, The packet ship Ocean Home came in col
lision of Liverpool, and sunk Immediately v
Seventy nine lives were lost.
Theirigate jamestown was reported re Gently
ENGLAND
The Royal British joint stock Bank of Lon
don had failed 1t had done a largo businees
having branches in other places. There vera
500 stockholders in the concern, all of whom
were individually liable to the extent Of their
means, and as the assets are in q very unsat
isfactory state there will be a total ruin of all
concerned.
The London Times says, that although the
harvest hes ZEN abundant there is no pros.
pect Of prizes recedipg TO a point l. iurieus 10
agricultural interests. From the continent
the harvest acct ants are still more favorable
The American ship Ocean Home came in
collision with the Cherubim, on Friday morn
ing, off LiIzard Point. The former sank in
twenty minutes, taking down seventy seven
passengers. She was bound from Rotterdam
TO New York with emigrants. The captain
and twenty passengers and crew landed at
Plymouth. The Cherubim was but slightly
damaged.
The cholera had disappeared at Madrid,
and there were but few cases IL other parts of
the country.
The COrtes had been dissolved by a royal
decree which was we'll received by the people.
Six Madrid newspapers had been seized by
the Government
Ministers had been appointed to Chill, Costa
Rica and Ecuador; but the Government does
not intend 10 appoint a new ore 10 Mexico
aid, 1t was reported, intends to recall those at
w ashingtou and Berlin.
SWITZERLAND
An instruction had taken place in the can
ton Of Neufchatel. The royaIists, or Prussian
party, had sliced upon chateau, arrested
the Councillor of State, and hoisted the Prus-
sian flag. The Federal party subsequently,
retook the town and arrested Count Fourtalis
the insurgent leader. Twelve Prussians were
killed.
ITALY
Italian affairs were still unsettled The
Paris correspondent of the Times says that il
Is certain that a second note has been ai-
dressed by the King of Narles to the Western
Powers of moro cOnciliatory nature than the
first
The Sandman army is 10 be increased.
Count Covour has addressed a note TO T. Q
Sandman Minister at Foreign Courts, declal-
ing that this measure has been adopted solely
in consequence Of the policy of Austria, aud
intimates decidly that Sardinia will not tole
rate Austrian intervention in the affairs Of
Italy.
The difficulty between the American Vice
Consul at Ancona and the Austrian Colonel
remanins unadjusted. Mr.. Cas-, the Ameri-
can Minister, to whom application has been
made for redress, being absent from ROM.
FRANCE.
The cashier OF the Northern Railroad of
France had abscOnded, being a defaulter to
the amount Of several million francs
TURKEY.
Diplomatic relations with Russia were re-
sumed on the 25th August.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6.-Cotton has advanced
l-l6atd. sales for tie week So, COO bales, in
GLIDING Is 900 on speculation and 5000 for
export Flour has declined la2s. Wheat has
declined 3.6d. Corn has declined Is. Tie
weather has been favorable for agric uItural
purposes.
Provisions are dull and unchanged. Lard
was finn 79s being demanded.