The true Democrat., 1856-08-12
Later from Europe.
Arrival ol Emeu and Aslantic-Foreign
 Markets.

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 NeW Fork, Aug. 1.-The Hayre and South ampton steamship Emeu, Capt. Small, which lett the former port on Tuesday, the 22d ult., arrived here to-day; and subsequently, the Col llns steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool, with the mails thence to "Wednesday, the 23d. made her appearance. These steamers bring us in. ttelsence four days later than that previously received by the Arabia
 Liverpool Cotton Market.
 According to the reports brought by the At lantic, the Liverpool cotton market Had exhi- olted no new feature since the departure of the Arabia. Quotations remained steady and the demand was fair. 1 The sales for the three business days since the departure of the Arabia are reported at 20 OOO bales, of which : 900 bales had been taken on speculation and by exporters HreadstuGS. | The Liverpool flour market in the advices by the Atlantic, Is reported irm
 W heat Is reported at an advance of 1l. per pound.
 Provisions.
 The Liverpool provion market is reported generally without change, since the departure of the Arabia -"NstAS5ttI iHOSs
 Trade at Manchester, and throughout the manufacturing districts generally, is reported without change. CCns0ls.
 The latest quotations for consols, which are for the close on Wednesday, the 23d ult.. brought by the Atlantic, show decline of l6 since the departure of the Arabia The Emeu brought report that they were firm at her latest adylces.
 Eayre Cotton Market; ] The reports of the IIavre cotton market re- ceivod by the Emeu are that business was dull
 The sales for the three business days since last advices there are reported at 800 baleS General NeWs--Distulbance iii the fnan,I
 States.
 The papers received here by the two steam CTS contain accounts of serious disturbances having occurred in the Papal States. Their ostenSlble cause was the dearness of provisions. but they are general rather referred to a DO litical origin.
 Naples.
 We have report in the papers also. and which seems to have been regarded a. proba- ble, that the King of Naples contemplated ab- i -'- Il. Spain.
 At the latest accounts from Spain quiet had been restored in the capital; but Saragossa. Bar ceona, Logrono and Bilbao, were still in state of instruction.
 Fhe Mosquito Question.
 The London Times states that Mir. Dallas Minister ol the United S-a-cs in Great Britain is empowered to propose the establishment of San Juan as a free port, under the sovereignty oi Nicaragua, reseryiug to Costa Rica the ii yht "i traffic through it and on such portions of tie rver San Juan as may U Deces,arv the con- cent'"tI"A Of the Mosquito Indians il some in- dehn'je portion of the territory which shall leave clear the month of the river Stu J Iuan, anI the proposed free port; the guaranteeing ot the r-ltS x. Jle ]i,,Ilto In4ians, and thg payment oi ali annuity to their chiefs and the Ire.lordtoH ottbe Bay Islands to Honduras, the Belize remaiAilg ia the possession of Great bnta.n, with the same territorial limits as were defined in tAo treaty of 1850. Reported g',;. tires.
 Several cotton houses of Liverpool are re- ported to hava failed win very heayy lb,bili- '