Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
THREE DAYS L1rr. -

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
1hhhh DAYS LATER FROM RURopr
hALuAx, Nov. 5-The steamer Can.a.
rom Liverpool with dates 70 the astb nit AZ.
rir Ne. mere 1ns anernoon about S O'clock.
The news by this arrival 1, near
The affairs Of Naples is the onIy r,..,. -
interest. The British feet vas som..hs "a
the Mediterrahssn The French fisst -
mains at foulon, ready for sea. Meapvh;ls
contradictory rumors are circulatinc-ons
saying that the Ministers Of France and Rns.
land will not leave Naples for several months
and another asserting that the French Rnroy
had announced to the Neapolitan Government
that II he did not receive q satisfactory com.
munication within two hours he would present
his last instructions-meaning doubtless that
ne would demand his passports
Inc statement that the Cfsr had urged King
ferdlnand to make concessions seems 10 be
confirmed The Car lie said to have advised
g Tstdinand 70 make change in his ministry.
mands of Naples a change of ministry. and
tho abolition Of the present police system, and
general amnesty. The same paper SAWS
that France would be satisfied With q general
amnesty.
The hopes entertained of speedy re. assem-.
biing OF the Paris Conference have besu
snaEen; The resistance Is said to come from
Parliament has been further prOrogusd till
the 18th Of December
John Arronsmith, a cotton broker of LIVER
pool, owns himself the author OF the storv
about the duels and murders of the Georris
railroad, and he reitsrates the truth of the
statement!
FRANCE.
Numerous arrests had been made in the de-
partment Deux Zone where dangerous secret
society bad been discovered. Other arrests
In the Faubourg Of st. Antoine have also been
made.
The affairs Of the Bank of France are re-
ported as more favorable, although the Bank
has adopted further stringent measures and
refuses advances on railway shares and yentes.
The ship Isabella arrived at Bordeaux on
the Goth.
Adyices from spain mention a new ministe-
rial crisis, the object being the overthrow Il
Narv&ez ard to restore the Absolutists.
ITALY.
The Duke Of Tuscany, taking alarm at the
demonstration against Naples, appears dis
posed to grant concessions to his people by
revising the constitution OF lS4S.
The Paris Constitutional asserts that the
Austriaus are about to withdraw from Rome,
occupying only Apepna and Bologna
SWITZERLAND.
The Neufchatsl prisoners have been dis
charged
TURKEY.
Redschid Pasha had received orders fou
the lew ministry, but declined to comply.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-Cotton-the Baltic's
news caused en- advance of tsi, chiefly In
lower qualities Sales on Friday e 5000
bales. Fair Orleans a, Middline g 1916.
fair Upland II, middling 81.
Provisions.-The market is generally dull.
Beef is very dull. Pork is generally very
dull. Shoulders are slow Of sale, but prices
are steady and unchanged. Lard is very dull.
Produce -ROsin-common; an average bust
ness has been doing without any quotsble
| change. Turpentine-Spirits are quiet; Qusr.
citron Bark Is steady. Whalebons-Pilaf
an average business has been done without
change.
Various Liverpool circulars quote: Wheat
| generally has declined I'D per bushel. Flour
| ls generally Cd. 70 Is. lower, market closing
dull Corn is generally Sd. lower and market
quiet.
Naval stores are generally steady. Sugars
generally active, Is higher Rice-Carolins
business is small but prices are firm.
LONDON Oct IS Bullion in the Bank has
| increased e., Gao, 900.
.s Ssn'''' Tor account '1'.'l'' for money WI
1t was thought that there would be no fur
Their rise in Bank rates
In stocks there have been considerable
transactions The market is steady. Rail-
road securities are inactive, and there are
more sellers than buyers.
Iron-An average business has been doing.
Breslstufs are generally quiet and prices
steady.