Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-06-04
LATER FIR ON EUR OPE.
Arrival of the Steamship Arabia.

New YORK, May 2s.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool
about 2P. NJ Saturday, 10th, arrived at f.
80 this afternoon
The Liverpool cotton market advanced
fully 81 on receipt of advance from the L.
s. by the Arabia, but Manchester now hav-
ing responded 10 the improvement, the
feeling gradually declined and the market
closed firm at last weeks rates Flour az
ter an advance of Cd to Is per Dbl. had
reached and closed dull at barely last
weeks quotations. Com quiet and steady.
Wheat IS Sd to 9s 81 per 40 lbs for red;
SIS 10d to 9s Cd for white. Western Can
al -four Dos to Cos; Baltimore 29s Cd to Sos
Cd; extra Ohio 3ls to 32s. Mixed corn
34s I'd to 35s; yellow 35s 81; white S7s to
3Ss.
The weather has been cold and dry, but
thunder storm on the 18th had brought a
change for the better. Beef was in very
limited demand at previous rates. Pork
dull; bacon had sold in moderate quantity
at little under last weeks prices. Lard
continued quiet at Cos to Cos.
American stocks in active demand with
out change. Money, although unchanged,
tending toward greater ease. The stock of
bullion in the Bank of England had in
creased f249,300
The Spring Fair of Leipsic is now over,
and has not been as good as anticipated
The quantity of cloth taken to the Fair
was 2OO, 900 pieces of all quantities, and a
bout 10000 of them were sold. Cotton
and demi-woolen fabrics which in previous
fairs were in demand for the American Col
onies and for Moldavia and Wallachia,
were neglected.
In the British Parliament there had been
intense interest.
The discussion on the opium traffic took
place in the House of Lords. 1861
In the House of Commons Lord Palmer
ston gave notice that he would bring in a
bill to remodel Parliamentary acts to omit
the words Gin the true faith of Chris
tian," and thereby to admit Jews into Par
Lament. Leave was given to bring in
a bill.
The French legislative body has fixed
the .subvertion to the three transatlantic
steamship lines at 14.O00,0 900 francs per
annum.
From Spain the intelligence is that Es-
partero has resigned his seat in the Senate
The arrival of the Mexican Ambassador
at Madrid was expected on the 18th.
The Armada against Mexico had not left
Cadiz, but all the troops and generals were
on board awaiting final orders. et
The London Times correspondence tells
strange story of the Queens husband hav-
ing been in a plot to dethrone her, and Of
his being at present under threat of trial for
treason. ~ iff ttiff
In the Neufchatel affair a despatch has
been received. from Berlin by the French
government notifying the tenor of the
King of Prusia's reply to Napoleon's au-
tograph letter. This reply is of so favor
able character as to give assurance of an
early settlement Of the remaining points at
issue.
1t is reported that Denmark is about to.
yield in the question the Holstein constitu,
ton namely, in accordance with the good
Office and recomm endations OF the french
government.
The Swedish Diet has given assent to the
Tho Hill for the construction of new rail-
ma NO and TO a loan of IA ,000. 900 Rix dol
lars for that purpose. y $4,000, 900 of the
loan will be brought out on the London
and Paris markets.
! The news from Siberia speaks of two
American Consols, who have made their
way up the river Amoor to Irkietsh.