Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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Aeao York, Tuesday July 2. | The Arabia has arrived, bringing Liyerpool advces of 27th. The Ariel arrived at Sontb- ampton on the 26th. The Washington arrived on the 27th
 The sales of cotton for the week amountad to 10000 bales, of which 5000 were to specu- lators and 7,5OO to exporters. The lower qua lities have improved most, having advanced 1s.; mlddllng qualities have improved and ad- vanced l-16. Estimated sales of the day of salilng (Friday) 5000 bales-exporters taking looo and speculators 900; market was steady Orleans Fair 8la, Middling 8, Mobile Fair, 83a, Mmdllng l5-l6 Upland Fair 3 16, Mid ding 71a. Stock of American Cotton in port 492 900 bales " TT Manchester advices favorable
 New Orleans tres ordinare ll9 at Havre The weather has been very favorable for the crops.
 Breadstufs dull; Corn very dull; Provisions quiet; Lard closed buoyant, advanced lmll5: Resin dull; Sugar heavy; Coffee generally clos. cd buoyant; Rice heavy; Consos 9311 @9315 | for account.
 The Bank of France has reduced the rate of interest.
 The Jewish Oath Bill passed the House of Commons by a large majority The opposition have only six in the French Legislature
 The Spanish Mexican difficulty still looks threatening
 The Indian Mail had telegraphed that there had been serious meeting of the native troops They had possession of Delhi, and had mas sacred the European troops and the British Minister
 Second Dispatch
 Stock of cotton in port 62O,OOO bales. Flour firm, but quiet; Wheat steady and quiet; Beef firm; Pork dull; Bacon quiet; Lard, 62@65c.; Tallow, all qualities slightly advanced.
 Earrings circular says: Money unchanged. . Iron dull; Breadstutfs dull, quotations barely maintained; Sugar heavy. Bullion in Bank of England has increased.
 Richardson, Spence & Co.'S circular say s: Flour nominal at 3O@32s.; White Wheat 9 !, Co 10; Red 8la @9l8 Mixed Corn 36ls, Yellow, 37, White 3O@4O.
 Additional Foreign News
 New Fork, Wednesday, July 8. The Spanish and Mexican Ministers had a long conference, but without definite results The affairs of the two countries are in critical condition.
 The English and French Ambassadors at
 
 The report that Gen. Concha had sent vessels to the Me Xlcan coast Is confirmed
 The Mexican Minister at Madrid leaves in the course of the next week, unless officially recognized in that time. ! There has been another victory of the Cir. casslans over the Russians The latter lost | OOC men.
 By the overland mail, news has been receiv- ed of mntlnes in the Bengal army. The mu- l tlneers plundered the Bank at Delhi. and pro- claimed the son of the late Mogul, King. The | government was concentrating troops around Delhi to suppress the revolt 1 here has been great distress in China in con- sequence of the scarcity of food The neigh 1 Oorhood Of Foo Choo is still disturbed by the rebels Serious injury to trade is feared
 Conhagration in New Orleans. Ne'o Orleans, "Wednesday, July 8-1P. M A terrible fire is raging on the Levee, between GraVler and Common streets It broke out a, MeSNrs. Lusk & Co.'S commission house. The whole block, consisting of W hceler & Fostall's foundry, LuSk & Co.'S Cairo mail office, Waldo x Hughes hardware store, J. W. Adams. grocer | onapp x Co. steamboat agents, and several other I olhces will be consumed. The rear block or fa.loi street Is oI-tre. The tiremen had great N'Hir"l'y IT Sctllu9 water, tnele was none tC be had for some time. The fire is not check ed yet. The loss will be immense. Lusk X ';o are insured for $5O,O0O-rest uuascer, tained.
 The rear block, between Fulton and New Levee street, is in flames. The fire is still rag- 1 ing.
 Prlvate DIpatch,l NEW ORLEANS, July 8. The fire to-day consumed the whole of the first block, and two stores on Second street-nine stores altogether TURNER
 Kansas Affairs
 E. Louis, Monday, July s. From an unpublished letter we learn that at the democratic convention at .Lecompton the pro slavery party had majority of thirty iu support of Walker and submitting the constj. tuton to the people Walker addressed the convection with great effect. Ransom's elec- ton is regarded as certain
 Late accounts from Leaycnworth says that Gen flarney dscrelits the report comcerning the Indian encounter with Sumucr's troons.