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FCSISRIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF TILE ASIA.
4 NEw YoRK, Aug. THE Asia has Just been
signalled of Sandy Hook.
! Six p. m.-The steamship Asia has just ar
rived, bringing adStces from Liverpool to Satrr-
day the 26th.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
! .!uly 26-Markct unchanged and firm with
limited business. Sales of the week are 45 GOO
bales, ofwhich spectators took :, $50 bales, and
exporters $500 bales. Sales ON Friday were
/ 5000 bales and to-day 6,000, at unchanged pri-
Ices. n. o. fair7d; domiddiing 5-16d; Mobile
fair G Sid; doluiddling & Ii; upland fair 91G.
BreadstuffS, market Unchanged in every respect.
! Regland Il Co.'S circular reports the weather
! favorable Tor agriculture. w heat had declined
/ I'd per 40 pounds, and Flour 6dais, chiefly on
! better grades. Corn I'D lower.
Southern Flour 3ta3os; Ohio 3ja3Ts. South
ern Wheat l0sGdalIs2d. Corn dull, sales yell
/ low and mixed ut 29a30s.
| Beef unchanged with active demand at pre-
ylous rates. There Is an active speculative de-
maud for Pork at 74a82s Lard active at GA
6gs
| Naval Stores, sales Of common Rosin at fats
! IlJEGfDOOE SO.--&4OLSy
the Bank of England has decreased a, 600 lbs.
| Consols for money quoted at 96 T-Sa96-S4
/ LirerDo0l Saturday, > D. M.-Sales Cotton
tto-duy probably 5000 bales, closing quiet
| Provision market wholly unchanged.
| The Spanish Instruction continues.
| LATER.
New YoRE, August s-The Asia arrived at
! her dock at half past I o'clock. She left Liver
pool On the afternoon of the 26th with 80 pas
sengers.
The Cunard steamer Zebra, plying between
Liverpool and Havre, went ashore on Lizard
Point. The Grey and passengers were saved.
| The Hermann arrived ut Southampton on the
Goth.
Parliament had under discussion Spanish af-
fairs.
! Lord Palmerston,s answer to the question
asked. that there was nothing at present which
could lead to any way interference with the
French government and Spain; that the Empe
lror of France, as a Just man, would feel that
4 foreign Interference would be unjust, and that
he was a man of great sagacitv, and events had
shown that interference heretofore with Spanish
| difficulties had been attended with disaster TO
those interfering. There was TO reason he said,
/ for apprehcnding that Napoleon mad any such
Intention.
The London Times mentions a prcjec. to start
a line of STEAMERS between Odessa and New
York. touching 9iarseies and S;myr na.
FRAScE-Thc intentions of the French Coy
erament regarding the Spanish subject: There
rs much speculation in Paris; it is said if
EG'Donncli is successful France can have no oc-
icasior 10 interfere. On the other hand, should
the Liberals succeed and tue Queen be required
TO abdicate in favor of the Princess Austrias,
with Espnrtero regent, neither. would Frunce in
IterCere. hut if the Duchess Moniirenser should
lbecome the next heir to the throne or should
rsS,,hIic he Droclai,oed. then France would ir.-
wade Spain.
Prince Lucicnbcnhart has gone on a mission
to Madrid.
Adyices from Spain to the 18th give official
accounts of the insurreetion Tie National
IGuard is almost entirely disarned. Domicilian
visits were being made to secure all the arms
lin the hands Of the citizens. Numerous
ARRESTS were also made The Madrid Roy
lal troops, it is estimated had 10 or 30 killed
and 100 wounded. Loss of the insurgents rot
known. The fighting ut Barcelona lasted two
Idays. \ portion of the troops at SaragoSsa re
Imains faithful to the Queen The Instruction
lists were ordered not to fight in the streets, bu,
to bombardthc city from the adjoining forts.
II Iii th.-o bt ,:Donnr,I had Of
80 ~, ,l,-. -, s,, yart Of Snsin or