Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-09-03
ARRIVAL OF TIE PERSIA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE


New York, Sept 3-Tho Cunard steam
ship Persia, Capt Judkins, from Liverpool on
.h Z9d UT, arrived of the Battery at o'clock
ln'S morning, too late for her nails TO be for
waraed south by the early morning train.
enc reports having passed the steamship
hra9N on sunday afternoon Gath ult., three
hundred miles from Liverpool.
The steamship city of Baltimore. f,on PbiIa.
delphia, arrived out on the 10Th.
The Persia brings DO news Of Importance.
ENGLAND
Parliament has been further prorogued Ia
November 18th.
D'Israeli's leadership is becoming distaste-
full to his followers.
The London Times, editorially, approves Of
Mr.. Marcy reasoning on the subject Of pri
watering.
The Queen of Dude, mother of the depOsed
monarch, was in England for the purpose of
complaining Of the East India Company.
FRANCE.
Napoleon was at Biarritg. IL Is reported
that he is urging the claims Of Prince Pierre
Bonaparte to the throne Of the Dsnubisn
Kingdom, and considering what title 10 be-
stow on the American descendant Of Prince
Jerome.
The harvest in France is considered fully an
average one.
HOLLAND.
~ VI holIaDQ mas refused 10
assent to the principle Of arbitration before a
resort to arms, recommended by the Paris
Congress.
SPAIN.
There is nothing Of importance from Spain
The difficulty with Mexico is still unsettled.
ITALY.
There was a doubtful report current that
France and England have addressed an ulti-
matum to.the King Of Naples, and in the event
M 10 rain sal 70 III 81 81 l. l.
braced therein, the representatives, Of those pow
ers will Immediately quit Naples. The King
is reported to have consented to some of the
required concessions, but not to a satisfactory
extent.
report was also spread that the King in
tended to abdicate in favor Of the more liberal
Prince of Calabria.
RUSSIA.
The Russians announce that they will give
mp Kars, Ismail, REM and Kilia within the
stipulated six months.
PRUSSIA.
desperate engagement had taken place
between the crew of q Prussia ship Of war
and some Algerine pirates of the Coast Of
Morocco. Eight of the former were killed,
and twenty wounded. Prince Adalbert was
among the wounded.
THE MARKETS.
CorToN.-The Brokers' Circular quotes a
decline of 1-16d. per pound in the lowest quail
ties Of cotton. Otherwise the market was IN
changed Sales Of the week Al, 900 bales, in
Guiding ESQ on speculation, and 9 900 for ex-
port. Quotations Fair Orleans I'd middling
Orleans 5-l6d fair Mobile ed; middling
Mobile Sled; fair Uplands 9-l7d; mid
ding Uplands 3l6d.
Stock in port US 900 bales, Of which $50, 900
were American
BREADsrUFFs, &c-The weather continued
unsettled, with reports of disease in the potato
crop. Wheat had advanced 2da3d; -four was
lsa2s better, and Corn was Is higher. Rich
ardson, Spence q Co, quote red wheat at Is
9dalOs white do l0sal1s; western canal and
Baltimore -four 30sa32s Sd; Ohio do 33sa34s.
Mixed corn 33d; yellow 33s Cd, and white 35s.
The Brokers' Circular quotes IS. advance in
corn.
Richardson, Spence Co. further quote,
with limited arrivals of Baltimore, -four 3ls
BIS. Cd and Philadelphia 3laS2s. Pennsyl-
vania wheat g. Cd al0s. Sd. White corn BIS.
| Cd. s3is Sd mixed 33s ABS Cd. Choice quail
ties of Baltimore -four 33s. Low qualities Of
| -four and wheat are unsaleable.
PRovIsIoNs.-The provision market was un-
changed, with a moderate business.
LONDON MARKETs-Iron was quiet; bars
| and rails fSsfS S. Wheat firm at 3ss4s adj
| vance on the week; white 75saSOs. Flour was
quoted at 32sa3Ss Rice was active, At an adj
vance of Cd for Bengal, and 3ds6d on Carolina
Sugar was quiet. Coffee was irmer.
MAyCHEsrER.-Trade at Manchester was
steady.
MoNEY.-Tho London money market was
without change.
Consols for money closed at 95sa93i
The bullion in the Bank Of England had de-
creased ES9, 900.
American stock were unchanged; United
States 6s Of '6S, 1O4i.