Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-13
ARRIVAL OF THE ERICSSON.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nsw YORK, June 13.-The steamship Erios-
son tchartered by the Collins company in place
OF the lost Pacifc) has arrived.
She left Liverpool on the afternoon of the
18th ultimo, and consequently brings four
days later news. The news is Of an unim por-
tant character.
The Ericsson brings forty passengers She
was detained below this port twenty -four hours
Passed, on the 18th ult., steamship CITY of
Baltimore, from Philadelphia, May 18th, for
Liverpool. : -
There had been no new effect ELECTED re.
specting tho affairs at issue with the United
States.
Palmer, the poisoner, had been found guilty.
The Cunard steamship Persia is withdrawn
| for short time to undergo alterations with q
view to greater speed.
A new Russian loan is spoken of part to
be offered in London and part in Hamburg.
The Italian question confines unsettled.
1t was rumored that the Pope proposes a
Congress of Italian Sovereigns in Rome, with
plenipotentiaries from France and Austria
Denmark is putting her feet in an effective
state. The Spanish government were taking
energetic measures against Mexico.
Napoleon was considering a scheme for
founding territorial nobility in Algeria.
In the British House of Lords the Earl Of
Elgin had moved for the dispatches relative
w 7chuibS VI tTOOps 10 IdubOa. n Ols-
cussion ensued, when the Earl Of Clarendon
| expressed good feeling towards the United
States, but reiterated the determination of
the government not to recall Mr.. CHAMPION
In discussion in Parliament in reply to the
Earl of Elgin, Lord Clarendon said that Great
Britain had made the amplest apology to the
United States for the recruiting trans actions,
but she could not consent to the recall of Mr.
CHAMPION. The offer had been made by the
Government to refer the Central American
question to arbitration, but il had not yet
been accepted. Great Britain was animated
by most friendly feelings towards the United
States, and this would be admitted by them
Notwithstanding this, language had been
used in Congress, which if used in Great Bri.
tain would have been denounced, as tending
70 embroll the two countries; and, finally that
If, as Lord Elgin had stated, five minutes
conversation between Mr.. Marcy and himself
would suffice to settle the business he would
willingly meet him midway in the Atlantic
ocean.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, May 7.-Cottoa
is dull with more sellers than buyers, and
prices have declined l Said. Sales on Mon
day 5000 bales; sales on Tuesday :, 500 bales;
sales to spectators and exporters 1000 bales.
New Orleans middling is quoted at cid; Up
lands middling 6 16d.
The Manchester markets are trife lower
The weather has been favorable for the
crops.
Breadstuffs are weak and transactions small.
Wheat is dull with decline of 2d-red wheat
9s I'd los; white, 9s Sd lis. Flour is dull
and prices are trife lower. Western canal
32s 34s; Baltimore and Ohio, 35s a Bots.
Corn-yellow and mixed are unchanged, 2Sts:
white is trife lower, 2sss 29!s
Previsions-Beef is unchanged, with lin
tied demand. Prices are nominal There is
nothing doing in Pork. Bacon is firm, with
an advance of cd. Lard is in moderate de-
mand at SIS
Consols for money are quoted at 943 a 94E.
TIE LATEST aftsrnoon-Cot-
ton is unchanged since yesterday. Sales to-
day 5000 bales. The market closed steadier.
ConsOls have advanced to Q5.