New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
ONE w E Elk
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA
p,.oR PROSPECTS FRIGHTENING
CESSATION OF HosTILITIEs.
ms Pacific Sailed On the 23rd 81 January

~, new steamship Peris- Of the British aud Norsh
ac.desn line. arrived at thsport Oh Saturday morning
=. .Aeu, o'clock. The Persia encountered heevyice
e.,a, IN lat 4s, lon 60 which detained her thrtysI
Asx, and injured her starboara wheel. She brings
E.ppesn news to Jan. 90. Previous TO her leaving
ISvsrpssl banquet was gwen on board to select
eswpsny, Mr. Donald Cure Of the CuDsrd line occa-
wing the chair, in absence Of Mr.. Cbaf1es hacIVsi
TIE Liverpool manager Of the company
The Belgian Steam Transatlantic Navigation Com
psuy's new screw steamship Belgque, Capt Tuck,
m, hsck to SOUTHAMPTON, at which port she arrived
- Tbn,.dsv night the Path. The Begique left Ant
e,, IN the 3lst Of December but in consequence OF
n dsauanrement in her machinery, was detained al
ss.thauptou I'll III Jan. G. which day she left; but,
ewing 10 a second accident, was compelled to put lnIo
Plynouth Sound from which she again sailed i0F
EeW.York OIL the 10th.
Afer reaching about 100 miles West OF the LzarlE,
ana ofher boilers was found TO be burnt out and the
.bip leaking 10 considerable extent. The maiDmast
had also sunk Finding that continuance OF the
voyage would be dangerous, the Belgque was forced
10 put back, and was only by the united efforts OF
he passeugers and crew that she was kept aoat, the
pumps having been kept going night and day She
lad four 10 six feet Of water in her hold on reaching
soutbsmpton. She has been taken into dock for re-
psirs. The weather was good after she left Ply
mouth.
The Arago arrived at Southampton at midnight on
the 25th-Hll well.
The Persia brings intelligence Of further progress
tswsrd peace. Orders have been transmitted from
st. Petersburg to the Russian army IN the Crmea TO
cease all further hOsttes until the result, OF ap-
preaching negotiations be known.
n il also stated that the French and English Cabi-
nsts have conc to perfect agreement as 10 the mode
In which the negotiations are to be carried on. At the
same tine the belgerent Powers continue Their prep
satons for an earnest continuance Of the should
peace not result from the present endeavoIs.
IL was stated, but afterward oOntradcted, that
Gems Peissier CodringtOn and Omer Pasha had Ike
GorchakcG received orders frop their respective
Governments TO stop hostlities; such orders will not
be sent ts an armistce DC formally concluded.
II is hoped that such arnistce may be signed on OF
about the cd Of February.
These favorables indications have given increased
advance and frmness to the funds, English and Con
tnental In Turkish, especially, speculation has been
sxtrt mcy active.
Continental Exchanges remain steady. At Paris
fhe rate for Money is 06 cent. TeleSrophic ac-
counts fiom ST. Petersburg describe an animated de-
mand for Produce and rise Of nearly 10 y cent in
prices; the rate Of Exchange having also experienced
al advance from 35Id. to sd.
Liverpool CoTToE Market closed on Wednesday,
the 23d-the day of the Pacics saing-with brisk
demand, at the extreme rates Of the week, but on
Thursday there was less doing, and prices were
scarcely 40 buoyant; and on Friday the demand was
only moderate but the market closes about l-l6d
b above the previous Fridays quotations. hddling
Orleans is called SD; Middling Mobile, s-l6d.;
Biddlng Uplands 9-lGd.
The Brokers General Circular reports: The mar
ket closed steadily, and prices of all descriptions OF
American rather dearer. Sales Of the week: 70,22O
bales including 10, 200 speculation and 1920 for
export Stock ON hand 800, $40 bales, including 9a@-
o7O bales American. Sales ON Friday, Jan. IS, 1000
bales, closing steadily nclsdng 900 for speculation
and export. In Manchester fair business had been
done throughout the week at full prices.
BREADsTUFTs had somewhat recovered FROM the
sudden depression. Wheat closed with rather i'm
proved demand at about l0Ilo a MS for Red and
njsal2l for White per 20 lbs. Flour was in slow
sale and rather cheaper, say 81 i6 ahI6. Indian Corn
lost the buoyancy had in the early part of the week.
and closed Cd lower Mixed 81 a 3s o per 4s0 lbs.
BEEF had been sold only in retail, but better feel
hog ID springng up. There is nothing to report in
PoRN. Bacon is in fair request at 81 o7I; for for
ward delivery it is offered at 45i. NAVAL STORES
duli. LARD scarce but dull and nominal at 65 Z.
yhe HoERY market is a little easier, but no change
IN rates. CoSsoLs had reached 81, but closed at q!
3sCi.