The true Democrat., 1856-09-16
Arrival of the Persia,

NeW LWH, OepC. O.--1 ne CunarQ steamship Persia arrived about eight o'clock this morning. She left Liverpool at 2 o'clock P. M on the 23d ut. Saw the Arabia at 2.2O F. M. on the 24th. bound to Liverpool.
 The Ericnsson arrived out on the 16th. and sailed again for New York on the 2Oth with twenty-five passengers.
 Breadstuffs-the circulars vary materially in their remarks upon the state of the market.
 The weather has been unsettled, and cepe- ral advance had consequently taken place mak- ing rise of about 2@3d on wheat, ls@2s per barrel on four, and 2s per quarter on corn
 Blgland, Athya Co.,, call the advance on wheat 4d@6d per bushel, and the brokers cir cular calls Indian corn, which had been exces- sively dull, 3s higher.
 Messrs. Maxwell quote old white wheat at 1Os@1Oc Tod; new do 1Os@11s 3d. Corn western red 8s 2d@8s 3d. Prime Ohio flour 34s@35s Western canal 3Os@33s; Canadian 35s@37s. Mixed corn 33s: yellow 23s Sd: white 23s 6d@35s.
 Richardson, Spence & Co.,, report beef rather firmer, but quiet. Pork steady. Bacon slightly improved in demand. Lard in better request, at sos.
 American securities are quiet and prices mo- minal
 The British parliament had been further pro- rogued until November l3th
 There Is no political news except that D'Is- raell's leadership was becoming distasteful to his followers.
 The London Times edtorially approves of MT. Marcys reasoning on the subject of priva- teering.
 The Queen of Dude, the mother of the de- posed monarch, was in England for the purpose of complaining of the East India company.
 Napoleon was at Bearritz. He is reported to be urging the claims of Prince Pierre Bona parte to the throne of the DanuJian kingdom and to be considering what title to bestow upon the American descendants of Prince Jerome
 The harvest in France is considered fully an average one.
 It is said the Emperor of Russia gave his consent to the title of Maakoff being bestow- ed upon Pelissier
 At antwerp, on the 17th, there was brilliant celebration ln honor of the twenty-frst wears peaceful reign of the King of Holland.
 The government of Holland has refused as- sent to the principle of arbitration before re- sort to arms, commended by the Paris Congress. From Span there Is nothing of importance. Tranquility prevailed.
 The difficulty with Mexico was said to be still unsettled
 A doubtful report was current that France and England had addressed an ultimatum to the Alng of Naples, and that in the event of refusal to comply with their demands, their re- presentatlves are immediately to quit Naples. me demands are stated to comprise a general amnesty, administrative and judicial reforms. he King Is reported to have consented to some ot the required concessions, but not to q satjs- factory extent.
 4 report had also been spread that the king intended to abdjcate in favor of tue more libe- raj Prince of Calabria, but it gained little ere dence.
 The Russians announce that they will eva cuate and give up Kars, Ismail and Raines kllla within the stipulated six months.
 desperate engagement had taken place be- tween the crew of Russian ship of war and some Algerlne pirates off the coast of Moroc- co. Eight of the former were killed The Prince Adaiberts was wounded and his aid kill led
 This incident had revived the talk of a Eu- ropean expedition against the pirates of that coast.
 The English fleet will cruise in the Black oea uhtil the end ot Novemb,r, when 1t will re- turn ta Malta
 The Russian lighthouse men had been car red off from the Isle of Serpents by an En- "i'' ''-"oi. anu dtilN cItU over to llle atl thorltles of Odessa, who, however merely per mitted them to be landed and sail the affair must be settled by diplomatic negotiation.
 he Turkish government is said to be con- certng general treaty of commerce to be offered to all nations, its leading principles be- Ing to clrcumscrbe for the advantage of native produce the concessions hitherto made to for. eisn trade.
 he Russians were torcihlv taking from the Clrcassans the ports they abandoned during the war. They had captured Anappa The CIfcasssians were rereating without resistance
 Preparations for the coronation of the Czar on the 7th of September continued on scale of great maguiiicence. It is to throw into the shade every former proceeding of similar kind In Russia or elsewhere. The Emperor was to make his solemn entry into Moscow on the 29th of August
 Count Morney, the Fren h Representative. had met with distinguished reception at St. Petersburg.
 Tranquility prevailed in Greece and the eva cuatlon of the country by the French troops was considered certain
 There had been numerous riots in Lisbon and elsewhere throughout Portugal, on account of the dearness of bread
 An American is reported to have got firman to examine the prac'icablity of the principal rivers of Asia Minor for navigation
 The Russians had sent in claim of 40 GOO francs, for damage done to the Russian Palace at Constantinople, while it was occupied as French hospital.
 quantity of treasure, valued at 15OOOO roubes, buried, by the Russians in the church of Sebastopol, had been dug up in safety. It had escaped the vigilance of the allies
 LATEST.
 The London money market on Friday was steady, closing at 951s @954 for money, and