Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-23

FHOH IhfS ASSOCIATED PRESS.
By THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
Sevea Days Later from E,vope-ArripaI Of me
Persia

EeTSid.
NEW YoGK, July 2S.-The Cunard steamer
Persia, with Liverpool dates Of the 18th inst, ar
rived here this morning att o'clock She reports
that the Arabia arrived out on the 9th. The Erics-
sen arrived on the It'll and sailed again on the 9TH
There is but little news Of interest. Political
affairs were quiet. The Tipperary militia bad re-
volted, but were suppressed with loss Of three
killed. There is nothing new respecting American
affairs. The tone of the press was much milder
on the Central American question. The Crimca
had been completely evacuated.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Friday. - Cotton Is firm and un.
changed, with moderate demand at previous
rates. Sales for the week, 35, 900 bales of which
exporters took 500 and spectators 5000 bales.
The market closed firm at the following rates -
Orleans fair, Id; middling, 5-16d; Mobile fair,
8 SD; middlmg, IA; Uplands fair, SIS; mid
ding, 8 $40. Whole stock of Cotton in port,
100000 bales; stock Of American in port, 577, 800
bales. The weather has been stormy.
Breadstulfs were shade higher. The market
is firm and transactions moderate. Flour has ad
vanced Cd. a Is. Western Canal sos. a 33s. Good
Ohio, 35s. 81 l-2s. Straight Baltimore, "a l-2s.
50 l-2s. Wheat has advanced I'd. Western
red, S-4s 10 s.4s Western white, 10 lis. a
III Ids. Corn is firm, and holders demand an adj
vance of Is, but transactions were moderate at
previous rates Western yellow, 20s a 90 las.
Western white. 90 LIS. a 80 l.2s.
Provisions were unchanged with moderate
business at previous rates. Lard is easier but not
quotably lower Tallow is considerably higher.
Common Rosin, l-2s
LoNDoN-The markets are firm and large bust
ness now doing Iron is firm and unchanged.
The money market is unchanged Bullion in
the bank had decreased G45o,O00. Consols for
money, 80 So a % 81 for account, % 7.S a s6.
American stocks are firm and upward.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, p. m.-The estimated
sales OF cotton yesterday 1000 bales at pre-
vious rates. Breadstufts are unchanged.
SECOND DESPATCH
The Persia brought 200 passengers. She left
Liverpool at 8 P. NJ. of the 18th The Arago ar
rived ut Southampton on the 10th.
The Liverpool races somewhat detracted from
the business of the cotton market. just, as the
Persia was leaving, the weather frightened up, and
the market is very sensitive, the change may affect
Ireadstuhs.
serious riot had occurred in the militia of Me-
nagh, Ireland, on the 9Th of July and succeeding
days. 1t was caused by the alleged bad faith of
the government toward them.
They had been ordered to disband and give ND
their clothing and arms, which they refused to do,
but instead broke open the magazines seized the
ammunition, and afterwards paraded the streets,
discharging their muskets in the air. Assistance
wastelegraphed for, and / 900 troops Of the line
soon arrived, and after short struggle succeeded
in disarmng the insurgents. Three insurgents
and one of the regulars were killed. and about a
dozen wounded The citizens sided with the mi
ltia, and cheered them on. The latest Geographic
accounts stated that quiet had boon restored.
Lord John Russell's motion in Parliament on
Italian affairs, was fixed for Monday There has
been no reference to American affairs in ,Parlia-
mcnt, except some interrogatories concerning the
boundaries Of Belize.
The spinning mills of Joseph Answorth, at Boil
ton, have been burnt They contained 5000 spin
nes.
The ship George A. Hapley, from Liverpool for
Charleston, is ashore at Portreath, and will be
total wreck.