Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-22
forrign Nelus,
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON
or THE PHILADELPHIA LINE.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
QUICK TRIP.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
QUICK TRIP.
The steamship City OF Washington passed
Cape May ut haEpast four o'clock on Mon
day afternoon, having made the passage in
twelve days and four hours. She has as cab
in and lG0 steerage passengers. Left Liv-
erptol November fifth at half past IL o'clock
noon. f.'N' q -fA'
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool, at Eve
=. NJ, on Sunday the second instant. and the
City Of Manchester, on Saturday, the first in
stnpt. ...tt
Private letters from Paris do not indicate
any decided change in the money market, and
although the position Of the Bauk Of France
is supposed to have slightly improved, there
is us yet scarcely any tendency 10 the return
OF general confidence. .s
4 good deal of discomfort is prevailing in
the manufacturing districts of France, owing
to apprehensions of commercial reform. even
without the immediate agency Of the legisla-
tion.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times,
says the tariff question is likely to add to the
difficulties OF the Imperial Government.
Corn was falling, but there would be no
marked difference until next years crop was
sown. AT Toulon, Bordeaux, and Marseilles
the average price was maintained at the la
test dates.
The Morning Herald (Paris) correspon.
dent states that commercial accounts agree
in admitting greater abundance OF money
and the certainty that no money crisis is TO
be feared through inability to meet engage
ments.
The Times correspondent writes, on the
3lst of October, that the influence Of Russia
IN the Danubian Principalities increased from
day to day aud the Russian Consul General
was again master Of the situation in Servia
The same writer says that England is quite
as inclined TO the proposed conference as
Austria.
The balance sheet Of the Austria Bank for
October shows further improvements.
The change in the Turkish ministry is con.
frmed Redschid Pacha is now Vizier.--
The Bessurabian frontier survey has been
completed
The day fixed for investing the Sultan
with the Garter, was that on which Redechid
Pacha entered on his functions as Grand vi.
zer.
The expectation of corn is prohibited from
Greece until the 18th Of July next.
Spanish affairs are also unchanged but the
accounts of the stability of the Naryaez gov
ernmeut are contradictory.
The statement that SPAN is organizing O
war ia Hayti is confirmed. ..-
A collision occurred on the London and
Northwestern Railway, which injured sixteen
persons, but none seriously. Among those
hurt are Lord aud Lady Byron, the Hon. Mrs
Butler and other ladies.
A Committee of the German Diet have re-
ported in favor of Prussia's claims upon
Neulchatel, but England has offered, in con-
junction with France, to arbitrate in the mat.
ter.
The Free Trade Association Of Hamburg
have voted in favor Of taking steps to abolish
the Hanoveriau Stade dues.
Advices from Constantinople Of the 23d
state that the ultiRatum from England has
been forwarded to the Shah of Persia The
Persian army was proceeding with the seeie
Of Herat; it was Iortitying the environs, o
which it had obtained possession, after having
defeated the atfghans, 10000 Of whom had
aasbHfcn from ,reuua. U. uur Au .us..
states that on the 22d October it was settled
at Constantinople, between the Porte, Eng
snad and Austria, that the occupation of tht
Black Sea and Danubian Principalities shoulc
be prolonged.
The NJ Madrid Gazette, Of Nov. I'd. pub!ishe:
the decree establishing the law Of 1874, as re
CARDS the press.