New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07
ENGLAND AND THE UHrTED STATES.

London paper thus epitomizss the news OF the
week as regards relations with the United States:
"J1dgiDg from tie country ne vypapers most OF
which reseh us at the end of tue wee-we should say
that tse country is delighted with the turn that the
American question has taken and it is surprising how
mnch the public have become enlightened on the sub.
ct by TIE chesp press--s On ct every newspaper of
that clsss having devoted hsf to raon, xptsit;on
of our American difficulties. The country is aso
pleased with the nOnnatio, OF M Buchanan, but X
Goes not appssr 10 understand that Mr.. Buchanan, A
order 10 attain this honor has get bis face against the
great movement for the emancipation Of the ss1ve."
To this our correspondent aids that the excitement
on American affairs had subsidized much no longer
to exercise any lnsstpg effect on the markets. Sew
egal Of the leading and would be leading presses
tnae to keep up a series of grumsng editorials, but
on the whole, they pitched IN more reasonable
KEY. The London Pines, however, warns the Gov
eminent TO have Central American s4ars settled up
before Mr. Buchanan shall come tc the Presidency
the recruiting affair having been Mr. Pierces ques
ton, ard Central America, Buchanano.
Parliament had been occupied in discussing the pro
priety of altering the form of test Oathf. The Com
mittee of the Commons on the Danish Sound Dues
had commenced session.
France is interested on che subject Of tie Empesss
regeney and from ether parts of Europe he news is
of miscellaneous and unimportsnt kind.
There had been rather more steadness in the Liv
erpool CorToY market since the Afrcas arrival, with
some little speculative inquiry at the prices of Friday
last. Mondays sales reached 5000 bales, and Tues
DAYS 600, with $500 each day on speculation
Toa sales of the three days $4,000 bales, including
5000 to spectators. Middlng Orleans called
3l6d; Midding Mobiles aud Uplands, Lied.
The Corn market ia reported as tollows Wheat hrm'
" held at 3D. to Sd. " 10 fb advance Flour In fair
demand at an Improvement Of 3d. y Dbl. For Indian
Corn FRIDAYS prices were barely maintained for ell
low. while White was cd. Or lower. Buyers of al
articles rather held back in expectation that they
might purchase better from the samples of large recent
arrivals. Quotetions reported as for Red Wheat
sI9 tolOj9; White, lOf6alli3 = 70 ib. Western Ca
nal Flour, 80 a 3I6 y bb; Philadelphia, 3iI6a36l3;
Ohio and Baltimore, 35I693si. White Corn, 3oi6d
80 as in quality, 30 10 being the value of yellow and
mixed. BEER continued extremely dull, and BACON
rather spritless. PORK also was very dull although
quotations were nomnauy unaltered. LARD, fro9
scarcity, sold at high rates in retail, say 63 Goal
TALLow steady, and fine North American would brog
4sj a4ej6 p cwt. RosE dull, and receded to 4i3.
BARK quiet at sl0sI6 for Baltimore. The SUGAR
market continued very finn. From London the follow
is the Newspaper telegraph OF Tuesday, june ga
Sugar to-day quiet aid inf rOr sorts rather cheap
tr. In COFFEE little dong, but holders firm TEA
dull: common Congou Cd. y ID. CoTToS Hat az for
mer rates A good business done in TALLow for late
delivery; fine new p.y.c. All 947i3 cwt. Glasgow
PIG IROS market, cath, quiet
The Money market is easier. The banks are now
discouning good bills at Al cent for merchants, aud
a for the trace (cscouJt housee). further reduc-
ton in the Bank IF England rate is looked for. Coz
SOILS closed on Tuesdsy at account GAG to J. Politics
now exercise little influence On prices.
PARIS, Tuesday Evening, 24th.-Closing prices Four
and n half Per Cents, .92tr. 25c. Three Per Cents,
7lfr. sc.