Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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NV YORK. June s3.-The royal mail steamer
Persia, Capt. Jodkins, arrived here early this
morning, having left Liverpool on the 18Th. The
ASA arrived ont on the 9Th, and the Arago on the
The news by the Persia Is generally unimrctt-
Douglas Jerold is dead.
There has been an influential meeting NJ Liver
pool in aid Of the movement for an Increased sun
ply of cotton.
In France, the election excitement was Increas.
ing.
., The Spanish Mexican question remains unset.
The Proceedings in Parliament had been unim-
PoT'ant. Astrong Catholic opposition had sprunc
up 20 the Jewish disabilities bIII -
me bIkenhead half Of the submarine tele-
graph caoie had been completed and pronounced
penioc. ane Niagara was expected In the Mer-
sty ia leWuaNs 10 commence shipping the cable
MesSrs. Evans, Hoare a Co, OF london. Ans.
tralian shippers, had failed Their liabilities
stated at f20O,Oc
The red and white republicans are s,id 90 h,,.
coalesCed in France
The Bank of France returns show very ,ar,,e
increase of cash.
During a panic in the Florence theatr, the
scenery took fire Forty-three persons were killed
and one hundred and thirty four wounded
The text of the Persian treaty had bccn pub
Later dates from China, East India and Aus
tralia have been received, but are unimportant
The Proceedings In Parliament were chiefly of
local interest. In the House Of Commons Lord
falmerston announced that the French Govern
ment had given no opportunity for remonstrance
IN regard to the firing upon the British merchant
vessel by the French war schooner; for a had
promptly expressed regret at the occurrence and
dismissed from service the officer who ordered
he firing.
The u.iI for the admission of Jews into Parlia.
IN Mt Was read a second time
The warehouses Of Pickford Co. railroad
carriers Tor Camden town, were DESTROYED by fire
o[ether with an immense amount Of merchan-
dize, Including 10000 quarters OF corn, amount
ing TO 4 ,OU0, 600.
duputation, headed by Lord Shaftsherry, had
waited upon Lord Palmerston in relation TO the
increase of the slave trade, and the means for it,
suppression.
AT the meeting of merchants, h i'd in Liverpool
on Tddy for assisting the Cotton supply move
ment, resolutions were passed referring 10 the
present inadeq uate and uncertain supplV OF that
staple, as we'll as the fluctuations in price: and
expressing the opinion that the colonies of Great
Britain afford ample resources for the cultivation
and development Of the cotton plant and that IL
Is the duty Of the British nation to aid measures
by which its growth may be established and ex.
tended. A committee was appointed 10 co-ope-
rate with the Manchester Cotton Supply Associ-
alton.
There had been general rains IN Ireland, which
greatly benefited the growth Of the crops, giving
promise of great abundance.
LIVERPOOL MARkETs.-Cotton-Sale for the
week 15,WO bales, including $3.50 10 SPECTATORS
and ,W0 to exporters. The advices by the CITY
OF Manchester caused an advance of I'd Esti.
mated sales on Friday, 900 bales including , 600
to spectators and exporters. The market closed
firm.