The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-11
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NEW YORK. Dec. 9.

The steamer Atlantic has arrived off Sandy
Hook with Liverpool dates to the 26th ult
The Asia arrived out on the evening of tie
22d ult. Her news had no effect upon the
cotton market which was dull and unchanged
excepting a turn in favor Of buyers. The
sales for three days were $4,000 bales OF
which 5000 was on speculation and 500 for
export Breadstuffs quiet. Pork dull
Money easier. Bullion in the Bank of En-
gland has increased. Consols 941l.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Nov 28th.-
The closing quotations to-day are Orleans 7336
middling 1916. Fair Mobile 81 middling
Mobile So. Fair upIands rs middling up
lands 60.
Manchester markets are dull.
BREADsTUFFs-The various Liverpool Cir
culars quote the market for Breadstufs dull.
Richardson, Spencer & Co., quote the market
for red wheat at 9s@9s Sd. White 9s Cd
CLOS. Baltimore and Philadelphia flour
32@33s Sd Ohio 34@35s Cd mixed; corn 33s
@33s Cd; white 34s@35; yellow 33s 6d@33s
Cd.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork and beef dull Bacon
steady with bare market.
LONDON, Nov. 81.
The money market is easier with an in
crease in Bullion; consols for money steady at
9416 @9414 for account 9411S. A large bu-
siness is doing by the Bank of France and in
the continental money markets, but prices are
unchanged.
The Atlantic was delayed on her passage
by head winds On the 9TH instant off Cape
Race she passed large iceberg.
ENGLAND.-The English Government has
given notice of its intention to furnish ships
for the purpose of taking additional soundings
for the Atlantic Telegraph, and also for laying
the cable next summer. The notice also in
cludes guarantee of four per cent on the
capital.
The Schleow Holstein Duchies affair is
quiet for the moment.
NAPLEs.-Naples presents no novelty
The Neufchatel question is not invested with
any danger. The Anglo French alliance,
though pregnant with difficulties may be re-
garded as settled
The German journals are fruitful of ru-
mors. The Augsburg Gazette publishes a
statement from Vienna that Baron Bour-
guency proposed to settle the Belgrade diff
Guilty by splitting the difference and making
the frontier pass North of Belgrade but South
of Lake Yulpuk. This proposal has not been
oaI ba II; IL
it is alleged, has letter from Vienna of the
oath, stating that it has been announced that
the Congress of Paris would not meet a sec
ond time, and that commissioners of the great
powers would assemble at COnstantinople to
settle the questions now pending as to the
Principalities. This is quite wrong, nothing
has been settled on the subject, and nego-
tiations are still going on.
The extraordinary activity which prevails
in the Russian ship building establishments on
the Black Sea has awakened distrust in En-
gland, and that power has lately applied to
France for the purpose of making joint re-
presentation to Russia on the subject, it being
notorious that the Gar has twelve men OF
war in the Black Sea.
! 1t is believed that the Cabinet of the Tul-
leries has deemed such interposition in oppor-
tune at this present Time.
From Paris there is not any stirring news.
The debates announce the Marquis Antonine,
Nepolitan envoy received his passports on Fri
day. The Assemble Rationale in an article
of six columns long, and headed "let US be
friends, but not tools of England" replies to
the attack of the times
Nothing positive is know6 as to. the fate Of
the Hecate.