Daily American organ., 1856-11-10
Fear Days Later from EurOpe-Arrival of
the Baltic.

NEw YoRE, Nov. lO.--The steamer Baltic, with
Liverpool dates 4 lhe 2gtb ult arrived here this
forenoon. Much of Der news i interesting, but
contains nothing 81 special importance.
The feature 81 news which excites he most a.
tentOn, h ap oacial paragraph In tbe Parish Mon.
iteur complaining Chat The English press publishes
ca'umnies against the French government, hold
ing oui the menace, that continuance 0f such
conduct will break up the Anglo French alliance
This paragraph has caused great excitement both
IN England and France, having even affected the
B0nFse, II i reported that the BRITISH nov
ernment win ask an explanation, to the effect II
She threat II intended 10 dissolve the alliance.
Respecting the Neapolisan difficulty, the only
addition in,its progress IL, that the French En-.
bassy, and probably Che British also, left Naples
ON the 2oth. The Count Walewskis ohiciai cor
respoudence with the Neapolitan government has
been published
The Englssh feet ~ still al Malta and the french
feet ID at Toulon A German paper says the
squadron win 80 to Naples in three weeks, Il mat
tors are not settled up tosthat time
There ID nothing new with respect 10 the COM
plcated relations Of the Danubian Principalities
II ID denied from Vienna, but reasserted from
+
France, that the Porteshas summoned the Austri-
ans to quit. In this EcOnnexion are two reports
lst, that the CongressOf Paris Il not likely 10 meet
soon, owing 10 the non-assent Of England I'd,
that Russia, inspired By the suspicion of a secret
understanding between England and Austria re-
spectng the Principalities, demands the Russian
squadron be admitted 70 enter the Black Sea on
the same terms as the Knglish feet now in those
waters
e TURKEY
The entire Turkish Ministry has resigned The
event Is attributed to the intEgues Of Lord STRAIT
ford de RedcIife to bring in Redschid Pacha as
Yizler 1865
There s no news from Spain, except contem-
plated increase Of the army.
FRANCE.
Letters from France are not satisfactory, the de-
mand for money continuing unabated.
The slOCp-of-war Constellation left Naples ON the
10Th for oonstantinople. The frigate Congress
remains at Naples.
Owing to the bad grape crop, the export Of
grapes, wines, vinegar, TartaFic acid, and potash
has been prohibite9 from the Ottoman States til
9Th September, 1907.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool, October 2S.-The Affica's news on
the morning of the 9th, caused less fTmness in
cotton, and q change tanspired in favor Of buy-
ers, but prizes were generally unchanged, and the
market clofsed steady Sales for three days % 900
bales, ofwhieh $500 were on speculation, and
1000 fer export. Estimated sales on Tuesday,
1000 tlales including $500 bales for speculation
AID export The market closed steady Prices
0rlegns middling, 8 l5-I6d; Mobile and Uplands
middlng b 7-8
BreadstufTs were quiet, and prices we're gener-
ely unchanged Flour was quiet Western Ca
nal 2Ts 82s Baltimore Philadelphia, So liza
8S I-2s; Ohio, 85s 81 1.2s Wheat has gen
orally better feeling, and finer qualities advanced,
Id Richardson, Spence & Co quote red wheat,
Sss-4s a o Ids; white wheat, 98.4s los 4ds--.
Corn Is generally dull. elbow and mixed, 49,
las; white, 34s a "a 1-2s
Provisions were quiet. Lard was very dull and
nominal Tallow was steady.
Common ROsin was generally unchanged. Sales
at A 1-2s. s...e
London Markets Sugar 4 active and firm,
Coffee is firm.
The money MARKETS unchanged Consols for
money, 92Ja 90 l-2.
--latest BY Telegraph.
London Tuesday evening. The variation in the
funds to-day was slight. the market closing the
same as yesterday.
Tire important failure Of Fox, Henderson, { 90.
tended 10 prejudice the moneg market. The sup-
ply Of money In the discount market was more lib
eraL but many holders were still unwilling to lend.
All money offered found full employment in the
stock exchange, at Sac per cent per annum--
The Paris Bonrse recovered IL per cent. Private
letters are less discouraging from Paris.
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