Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
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Ericsson
New YoRK, June }3.--The steamship Ericsson
chartered BY the Collins Company In place Of the
lost Pacfne) is coming up the lower bay. She lei,
Liverpool ON the afternoon of the 28th ult, and
consequently brings four days later news from Eu.
rope.
The following summary of her news has been re.
ceived by the Sandy Hook telegraph;
The news by the Ericsson Is of an unimportani
character.
A new Russian loan is spoken of-part to be
offered in London and part in Hamburg.
The Italian question continues unsettled.
IL was rumored that the Pope proposes Con-
gress of italian Sovereigns in Rome, with plenipo-
tentiaries from France and Austria
Denmark is putting her feet in an effective
state.
The Spanish Government were taking energetic
measures against Mexico.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, May 27.-Cotton is
dull, with more sellers than buyers, and prices
have declined lie sd. Sales on Monday 9, 900
bales. Sales on Tuesday $500 bales. Sales TO
spectators and exporters 1000 bales. New Or
leans middling is quoted at lid. Upland mid
| ding, Lied.
| The Manchester markets are a trihe hover.
The weather has been favorable for the crops
| Breadstuffs are weak and transactions small
Wheat is dull, with decline of I'd. Red wheat,
o. I'd. a los. white, 9s. Cd. a lis.
Flour is dull, and prices are triAe lower West
ern Canal, 82s. a S4s.; Baltimore and Ohio, $685. a
sos. Cd.
Corn-Yellow and mixed are unchanged, 28s.
Cd; white is triae lower, 2Ss. Cd. 29s. Sd.
| Provsions-Beef is unchanged, with limited
demand. Prices are nominal There is nothing
doing in Pork. Bacon is firm, with an advance Of
| Sd. Lard is in moderate demand at 53s.
Consols for money are quoted at "a "a a "a 7-8.
| THE LATEST.
| Wednesday afternoon. - Cotton is unchanged
since yesterday. Sales to-day 5000 bales The
market closed stcadier. Consols have advanced
| to 90.
Further by the Ericsson.
New YORK, June l3, III IL A. M.-The Erics-
son has reached her dock. The following is in
addition to the Sandy Hook despatch:
Napoleon was considering scheme for founding
territorial nobility in Algeria.
| In the British House of Lords the Earl of Elen
had moved for the dispatches relative to the send
ing of troops to Canada.
| A discussion ensued when the Earl of Claren-
don expressed good feeling towards the United
States, but reiterated the determination Of the
government not to recall Mr. Champion.
There had been no new effect elected respect
ing the affairs at issue with the United States.
Palmer the posoner, had been found guilty.
The Ericsson brings forty passengers. She was
detained below this port twenty -four hoursi in dense
fog.
Passed on the 2sth ult. steamship City of Balti-
more from Philadelphia, May 18th, for Liverpool.
The Cunard steamship Persia is withdrawn for q
short time to undergo alterations with view to
greater speed.
| In discussion in Parliament in reply 10 the
Earl Of Elgin, Lord Clarendon said that Great Bri
tain had made the amplest apology to the United
States for the recruiting transactions but she could
not consent to the recall of Mr.. Champion. The
offer had been made by the government to refer
the Central American question to arbitration, but
it had not yet been accepted. Great Britain was
animated by most friendly feelings toward the
United States and this would be admitted by them.
Notwithstanding this, language had been used in
Congress, which, If used in Great Britain, would
have been denounced as tending to embroi the
two countries; and finally, that II, as Lord Elgin
had stated, five minutes conversation between Mr..
Marcy and himself would settle the business, he
would willingly meet him midway in the Atlantic
ocean.