Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EXON THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival Of the Vanderbilt and Atlantic.

The revolutionary attempt on Spain has been
suppressed.
The attempted insurTection in Italy was direct,
I'd against the King of Naples and the Pope not
with view to any particular form OF government,
but merelyto get rid OF the Bourbons and TO expel
the AustTians from Italy.
The revolutionary movement at Naples has been
suppressed
There were tokens Of disconten; In the south of
Spain. - = -
in the English Parliament, Mr.. Roebuck's mo-
ion 10 abolish the Irish Lord Lieutenancy was
defeated by large majority. -
a RUSSIAN steamer, under the English flag, had
SUN several vessels In the CiTcassian sea ports
after taking out their erchandise
Inc elections Tor the new Belgian Chamber was
progressing iavoTably for the liberal party :
The bow of gold into the Bank OF Enoisnd cop
unues active. The money market was a.,
The Bank of Eng. and was expected To lower
the rate Of discount Oh Thursday week There
nave oeen great fluctuations in American securi-
Breadstuffs were declining in the French MAJ.
ket. The harvests in France are most prod uctive
fne Manchester cloths market was fat. Yarns
were firm.
Several failures at Blackburn are reported Liza.
bilities not large.
In the English House Of Commons the Govern.
ment was twice defeated on motion to amend
the prelate bill.
The three hundred Sepoys who got away from
rifles.
The province Of Juen, in Spain, was in a state
OF fermentation. The mail between Seville and
Madrid was stopped by 4 large body of armed
men and the Official correspondence seized and
burned. The insurgents were subsequently rout-
ed 10y strong detachment OF the civil guard.
More friendly relations between Russia and
Austria seem probable.
Advices from Teheran state that VIM. MURRAY.
the British minister, had demanded that 4 regi-
ment of the Indian army should accompany him
IN the entry OF Teheran, but the Persian govern
ment refused
No later advices have been received from India.
but 4 letter DuhliShpd in no 1fmpS hat Of 10
forty-hve regiments Of native Infantry having re-
FUSED TO lay down their arms were cut to pieces.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. July 7.-Cotton-SaleS Of the week
~ 600 bales, including 500 bales 10 spectators
and $500 bales for export. Market generally un-
changed but buoyant.
Breadsturs are quiet. Red wheat had declined
I'd. White corn barely maintains former quota
tons. The weather has been showery Flour Is
dull. Wheat dull. Corn closed with an advancing
tendency except white. The corn association pub.
fishes the stock estimates of wheat and Hour.
which are larger than AMI cipated
Richardson. spence Co. quote Western Canal
nour at Jos 6da3ls Cd; Philade phia and Baltimore
3la32si Ohio 32s 6da53s Cd. White wheat IS Gda
Jos 3D. white 35a39S
Provisions quiet and all Qualities have
slightly declined. Beef is steady. Po,k is dull
and heavy. Lard 67s cd. Tallow is unchanged
Produce-Ro,in is heavy. Prices nrm Pot
ashes quiet.
London Marksts-Sugar is dull Rice is quiet
~ Money Market-Consols for money 92s. and
&4 per account
SECOND DISPATCH
The Vanderbilt steamship Vanderbilt, Capt
w llcox, from Havre and Southampton At D. IA
OF the Sth inst. with 100 passengers, $40 i'm
specie, and 900 tons merchandise, arrived al
quarantine at Ii o'clock this forenoon
The Vanderbilt was OF the light-ship al day
break, but was afterwards detained BY fog. She
has been without observation for The last six DAYS
being in dense fog the whole time.
Among her passengers is J. II. Austin, bearer
Paris
The Atlantic left Liverpool and the screw
steamer Indiana lef; Southampton Oh the 9Th for
New York.
There is very little news by this arrival.
The three Republic lean candidates were elected
in Paris OH the Jth and 9Th. withstand me- all
the efforts Of the Government. The following i,
the dehnitive result: Third Electoral district
Cavaignac Oa56. Thibaut 9, aJa; Fourth EIecto-
raj district-Ollevier 11.Oo5, Voien iO,eO6; Sew.
enth Electoral diStrict-Darenion 1a.U7e, Langue-
tin II us.
Heavy rains at Athens have done some injury
TO the corn and vines.
The elections for the new Belgian Chamber
were progressing favorably for the liberal party
The shipments of specie 10 the Last from rance
amounted 10 Ct ,637 aG6 for the present wear; from
England the shipments have averaged about a
million and half per month.
The dow of gold into The Bank of England
continues active.
The English money market was rather fat
Mr.. Roebucks motion for the abolition of the
Lord Lieutenancy OF Ireland was rejected in the
House OF Commons on the eth inst, by go votes
against Isl.
The Times of the subsequent day in leading
editorial, denounces the court at Dublin as spu7
rious thing, bad imitation, and downright
imposture.
fhe shipment of telegraphic cable on board the
NiegdIa was proceeding satisfactorily. She !
expected to he ready for sea by the ruth inst The
Susquehanna was expected in the Mersey on the
The Paris correspondent of the Times SAYS that
The instruction in Naples il put down at all
points. Two engagements between the insui-
gents and royal troops are stated to have taken
place on the frontiers OF Calabris and in the first
is alleged the insurgents lost lOO and the second
80 men.
Trade was quiet in Paris
Accurate information ~ 10 the silk crop states
the result at half a crop in the south of France
Some localities Will give even - per cent
decline IN the prices VI corn and wine is be-
The haTvests in France and Italy are most pro.
Guctive.
At Paris -four had declined Ia2f per sacx of i57
kllogranIne for superior quality, and 3aif for
Consols had declined, and were quoted at the
clnSe on Tuesday at 9assa99H.
Money was in demand on the London Stock Ex-
change al six per cent; the circumstance that all
the advances made 10y the Bank during the shut
ting must be repaid by Saturday next, tending 10
absorb all the available supply: The amount of
been such as will lead TO any pressure in their DC.
ing met.
In the discount market some exceptional trans
actions took place at 5S per cent. and at the
Bank there appeared 10 be but very few appli-
atoms.
The reduction of the rate of discount by the
Bank Was regarded as certain OH last Thursday
week
The forthcoming return of the Bank of France
Will probably show all increase of bullion of 2UO-
OOO or 300UO over last month
The Liverpool cotton market on Tuesday
evnced a turn in favor of buyers. The demand
Was moderate, and the sales 600 bales including
900 for speculation and export. The sales OF
Monday were 100 bales. at hrm prices
Great fluctuations had taken place in American
shares.
At Manchester, the cloth market was fat and
nomindlly the same, while yarns were firm and
I'd. per Id. higher on the welt The yarn market
closed very finn, with a hardening tendency
Some stoppdses are reported in the trade, in
Guiding eight at Blackburn. Only three are tnaI
suspensions, however, and the liabilities not large
The London sugar nagke was fiat and lower
several public sales took place on Tuesday:
6,9l7 bags of various kinds we. e nearly all taken
in. Coffee was steady. Rice was fat Salt