Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-03
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURop,

New YORK, Oct 3.-Thc Cunard s,eam.,
| Africa arrived here this morning with Liver
pool dates of Saturday the Goth ult, containins
three days later European news.
The steamer Hermann arrived at South amp
| ton on the previous day.
The news by the Africa is very unnteresting
Ine markets are generally unchanged and
| no political event Of note has transpired since
the Baltic sailed.
| Inc English papers are filed with accounts
III S:I .ne coronation Of the CIar at Moscow; and
discussions OF the question of specie export en-
tors largely into their columns.
Inc cnief SUBJECT Of interest at paris Il the
| arrest Of Marianne on charges of an ;nt.n,;nn
| 70 assassinate the Emperor on his return from
| Bisrritz. ie'uin HUN
| Much uneasiness exists at Madrid. and tho
queen and U Donnell are becoming eonaur
unpopular.
The q Estates of Holland were Opensd On
the 10Th, and the Freetrade Congress had
opened at Brussels, but nothing but nra,;ni
nary business had been transac acted.
The Swiss Federal Assembly, in both cham.
bers, had pledged themselves to resist ali an.
croachments upon the rights of the Republic
There were new rumors in circulation that
the Western Powers would use coercion az ainst
Naples, bus they had lot been substan lated.
Captain Penny had returned from the Arr.
tic regions in the LADY Franklin"
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Sept. 20 Tie Brokers'
circular states that the cotton market is gen
orally unchanged, but that the quotations
were barely sustained The market is ouiet.
and prices steady Sales for the week a., 500
bales, of which 6, 240 bales were taken on
speculation, and $500 for export. The esti-
mated sales on Saturday were 1000 to 8, 900
bales, including 1000 for speculation and ex.
port. Quotations-fair Orleans I'D; middIing
Orleans g; Mobile fair 81, middling 81: fair
Uplands 81, middling 81. Stock of cotton in
port 675. 900 bales, of which $40, 600 was Amer.
lean.
The Manchester market was steady.
Breadstufs .-Richardson, Spence d Co. say
the weather has been favorable, and bread
stutis were quiet Flour was steady at last
quotations Western Canal and Ba,timore
wcrc quoted at 29a3ls., Ohio 3la33s Wheat
had declined 2a3d red-old CABS. new Ga
gas whi.e-old Sial0s , new I0alOts Corn
was very dull and unchanged; yellow and
mixed sold for 3lta32gs; white 33s
Provisions were steady Beef and Pork
were dull and unchanged Bacon was steady,
and prices were sitter, but not quotably
higher. LarG was dull at 7Ss.
LONDON -BulliOn had decreased in the
Bank Of England upwards of e35 900.
HAvRE, Sept 16 Cotton sales for the week
5000 bales. Stock on hand 70, 500. Bread |
stuffs are dull
hifEhPooLi SATURDAY STANDARDIZATION
closed dull. Provisions and Breads.utfs are |
unchanged
SECOND DISPATCH
The Africa arrived up too late fer the eight |
o'clock train.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday. The Moraing Post |
speaks Of diplomatic rupture with Naples as |
inevitable, and rays that the whole Of the |
English Diplomatic corps at Naples will he re-
called. owe shall send, as also will France,
two lire battle ships and corresponding |
lorte of frigatss to Naples, and through these |
alone will the allies communicate with the |
King"
Inc stock market was less firm yesterday
owing to the continued stringency of the mar
ket. Consols fuctuated, and closed at a de-
cline of 10, compared with Thursdays prices
The Paris bourse remains fat three per-
cents closed on Friday a tri1e lower than on
the previous day. There were rumors Of ex-
tcnsiye forgeries of Crystal Palace stock, caus-
ing a heavy decline. Tho party implicated
n al fled