The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-25
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QCEBEC, NOV Z4-Px
The L. s. mail steamship Vanderbilt from
Liverpool ON the 18th, passed Cape Race on
Sunday. Her news arrived here by the As
sociared Press Yacht to-day.
The steamer North Star from New York
Oct. 3lst, arrived ut Southampton on the
18th.
A fearful financial panic occurred in Eng
land the day after the Atlantic sailed. All
the banks refused to dicount in any shape
The following failures occurred during the
panic.
The City Of Glasgow Bank, Sanderson,
Landman d. Co. OF London, Wilson, Morgan
IL Co. stationers Of London, Fletcher e. keet
stationers of London, Coddington g. Co. iron
merchants of Liverpool, Mckenzie. Ramsay
q Co. OF Dundee, Draper, ficton e. Co. OF
London, Falmaun, Greene 81 Co. of Liver
peol, Barr, Brodie d. Co. OF LONDON, Monroe,
Graub d Go. OF Swanssr, Stergman a. Co. OF
Nottingham.
In the midst of the panic the Treasury is
sued an order suspcnding the charter of the
Bank of England, and authorizing the issue
of small notes to any amount. The effect OF
this order was instantaneous. The panic
Immediately ceased, and the news was "a
ceivcd with .turor and reclamation in all the
commercial cities throughout the Kingdom.
The English money market was steadier on
the 18th. Bank stock quoted at 209152l2.-
Exchange bills improved. All kinds Of pro-
duce Immediately advanced considerably.
There bad been a great money pane in
Scotland, and a heavy run prevailed OH all
the banks. The feeling among the businc. =
circles i'm Bristol, Manchester. Edinburgh and
other places became more cheerful on learn
ing that the Government had authorized the
Bank To extend its issues.
H. rst,-
ately.
rhc Bank of France had raised its dis:
count on 80 day bills to 10 per cent.
The English ship Dunbar, bound to Aus.
tralia, was wrecked off Sidney; lao passen-
gers and all the crew were lost.
India.
The latest advices from Delhi say that the
exact extent OF the british loss had not yet
been asccrtaip1d, but it is believed to be less
than 1900. The mutineers of the Govalivry
contingent had been subdued By cutting of
the supplies. 1t was reported that Lucknow.
which was relieved on the 18th OF September,
was again besieged by Nena Sahib with 5o,-
0oo rebels. All the city people found in Del
hi were bayoneted by the British troops
Many Europeans were foun1 in the city
fighting in the ranks of the rebels.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 18th.
Sales Of Cotton for the week amount 10
only IL 600 bales, in consequence of the de-
preston and panic in monetary affairs On
Wednesday and Thursday the decline in
Cotton ranged from ld@ldX, and there was
general panic in the market on Friday
The measures of relief adopted created an
improved feeling, and prices advanced 3I4d
with sales Of Of 900 bales, the market clos
ing with tendency to still further advance
The quotations are irregular and nominal
The stock of cotton in port is S25, 900 bales
including 10000 bales OF American.
Breaastuns.
The circulars quote all descriptions as fol-
lows: Flour Western 26s@27s. Southern
27s@29s. Ohio 30s@3ls. Red wheat Is Sd
ais Cd. Provisions-The market closes with
. declining tendency. Pork dull at n de-
clice for all grades. Bacon is quiet. There
has been but little inquiry, and prices were
weak. Lard heavy, ard all qualities have
declined, market closing nominal. Sugar
dull. 4s(G4s 3D.. Coffee dull and sales uniin-
portant. Prices are weak, and there ha,
been but little inquiry. Spirits Of turpcn-
tine dull, 35s6t35s Cd.
London Money Market.
Nov Is
The market has suffered panic since tho
sailing of the Atlantic, but has partially re-
covered from its effects. Bank stock to-day
is quoted 20911@2 IL. and consols for mo-
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