The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1856-11-13
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NeW York, Non. 10. - The American mail
| steamer Baltic arrived here this morning, from
| Liverpool, with dates to the 29th ult
The steamer Africa arrived at Liverpool on
| the morning of the 9th.
The feature of the news which has excited
most attention is an official paragraph in the
| Monaeur, complaining of the English press
| publishing calumnies against the French Gov
eminent, and holding ont the menace that a
| continuance Of such conduct will break up the
Anglo-French Alliance. This paragraph caused
some excitement, both in England and France.
having affected the Paris bourse. 1t is reported
that the English Government will ask an ex-
| PLANTATION of the threat to dissolve the Alliance
Respecting the Neapolitan difficulty, the only
additional progress made is that the French
| Embassy, and probably also the British, left
| Naples on the 10Th.
Count Walewski's official correspondence
with the Neapolitan Government is published.
The English feet had left Malta, but the
French fleet was still at Toulon. The German
papers say that squadron viii go to Naples
In three weeks, if the matter is not settled.
There IS nothing new respecting the com
| plicated relations with the Danubian Principal.
tiles. 1t is denied from Vienna, but reported
| IN France, that the Porte has summoned the
Austrians to quit the Principalities In this con-
/
the Congress of Paris is not likely to meet
soon, owing to the non-assent of England and,
secondly, that Russia, inspired by suspicion of
secret understanding between England and
Austria respecting the Principalities, demands
that the Russian squadron shall enter the Black
Sea on the same terms as the English feet now
| in those waters
The entire Turkish Ministry had resigned, at
the latest accounts. The event is attributed TO
| the intrignes of Lord Stratford to bring in Red
schid Pasha as Vizier.
There is no news from Spain, EXCEPT Of a
contemplated increase of the army.
Letters from France are not satisfactory.
| The demand for money continues unabated
The English Board of Trade Returns for
| September have been issued. Notwithstanding
the extraordinary amount of export during the
| preceding three months, which showed an aver.
age excess of e., 100000 per month'ov the cor
responding months of last year, the total again
presents considerable improvement, the differ
ence, as compared with September, 1855, being
FL, l44,0l2. The chief increase has been
again in metals-the foreign demand for iron
rails, as well as for manufactures in iron, cop
per, and tin, having been extensive.
THE MARKETS
Liverpool, Oct 29.-Cotton. Richardson.
Spence, Co., quote cotton less firm under the
news by the Africa, with turn in favor of buy
ers, though the market was generally unchang-
ed in prices.
BreddStufS-The market is quiet, and gen.
orally unchanged. Wheat.-There is a better
feeling in the market; fine qualities have ad-
vanced Id. Richardson, Spence, & Co., quote
red wheat at 9S Sd. (9 9s. 3d.; white IS. Sd. (1
los. 4d.. Flour.-Weste canal PAS (G 32s.:
Baltimore and Philadelphia 32s. Cd. ca $685. cd.
Ohio, 35S. ca BIS. sd. Corn generally dull
yellow and mixed 33s. Cd; white corn 34s. G
| 34S. 3d.
ProctsiORS.-The market closed quiet, and
generally unchanged. Lard is very dull quo
tations nominal at 74S. Tallow, North Amer
lcan.-Market steady at SIS. 3D.
London MarketS.-Sugar is generally active
and firm coffee closed firm linseed oil is
steady at 40s. ca 4Os. 3D. Cotton.-Middling
Orleans and Middling Mobiles, s.; middling
Uplands 81. Cotton closed steady.
Produce, Common market is generally
unchanged sales at As. Cd; Quercitron bark
lbs. Sd (0 l4s.; Philadelphia Us. Cd.
ConSOls.-The money market is unchanged.
Consols for money closed at 92s. (9 92B.
THE LATEST.
The pressure in the money market at Ham.
burg has fully subsidized. The rates of discount
were seven per centum.
A despatch from St. Petersburg says that
| railway Concessions have been granted to a
French company for eighty years, under guar
antee of Al per cent, with an additional J per
cent. for sinking fund. The total sum re-
CURED is 100000 sterling, which will weigh
down all the Russian securities in the market,
and, in some degree, every other enterprise.
Vienna TUESDAY EVENING" correspondence
denies emphaticaily the statement that the
Porte has protested against the Austrian occu-
patton of the Principalities.
London, Tuesday Ecening.-The variation
IN the funds to-day was slight, the market clo-
sing the same as yesterday. The important
failure of Messrs. Tux, Henderson, & Co., has
tended to prejudice the market. The supply
of money for the discount market is more lib.
eral, but many holders are still unwilling to
lend. All the money offered at the stock ex-
change found full employment at 81 (0 per
centum.
Further Foreign News by the Baltic
New York, NOU. lO.-The following ia sent
forward specially for the Baltimore SIN:
Naples and the AUieS.-A wellinformed
London correspondent of the Manchester Guar.
dian says:
France and England could not agree upon
line Of action in the affairs of Naples, which,
IN various contingencies that might arise would
lead, with tolerable certainty, to satisfactory
result No hostile demonstration, therefore. is
contemplated, and the combined fleets are sent
merely for the protection of the respective sub
jects."
The same correspondent says, that the pre-
vailing opinion in England regarding the bel |
Hgerent article in the MOniteur is, that il had
reference to financial articles in the London
press upon the monetary crisis and the Bank |
of France. The article in question amounts to
nothing.
The report that Turkey had demanded the |
withdrawal ofthe English vessels from the Black
Sea, is untrue.