The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-16
Arrival of the Vanderbilt.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

New YORK, Oct. 15.-The steamer
Vanderbilt. from Liverpool, has arrived
with dates to the 81 inst.
The steamer Arago arrived at Cowes on
the I'd.
Later news from India had been recei-
we'd. A 1'elegraphic dispatch from Gavin
pore, dated August 18th, says that Gen
eral Havelock defeated the rebels near
that plaza on the 18th instant. One hun
bred of his army had died from cholera.
Dates from Lucknow to the 18th say that
all was well there.
The Calcutta letters contain nothing
new
The Emperors of Austria and Russia
met at Weimar.
The news from China was unfavorable,
the Emperor refusing to agree in any ar
rangements.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3d.-Cotton
tue week $4,000 bales. Prices easier but
quotations unchanged, except for inferior
qualities, which have declined !. The
sales included $500 bales to spectators
and $500 bales for export, The market
closed quiet but steady. Saleson Friday
estimate at 5000 bales. New Orleans
fair %, middling 8 16; Mobile fair 81,
middling %; Upland fair 81. Stock in
port $4,000 bales, including 10000
bales of American Cotton.
Breadstuhs Prices have declining
tendency, and all qualities have slightly
declined.
+ Wheat is dull at decline of 2da3d
Corn is dull at decline of Cd. Wes-
tern Canal Flour 30sa31s Ohio 32sa33s.
Red Wheat Is 9daSs; white 9sa9s 3d.
Mixed Corn 37s Sd.
Provisions-The market is dull. Beef
is heavy. Pork is quiet. Bacon is firm.
Lard is heavy, and slightly lower.
Produce-Rosin closes buoyant at As
I'd. Turpentine is steady. Sugar is
quiet and previous quotations largely
maintained Coffee is steady
Money market-The English money
market has been animated. Consols 9O4.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New York, Oct. 15.-Thc Vanderbilt
brings nearly 400 passengers and $780,
600 in specie. She reports having en-
countered on the 9th terrific gale which
lasted &c hours.
LONDON, Friday evening.-Thc funds
open to-day animated, and most descrip-
tons experienced rise, but the tone was
soon changed by heavy sale of con-
soils. In the discount market the demand
was active.
Foreign exchanges are unaltered, and
notwithstanding the large arrivals of gold
from Australia the supply is insufficient
prospect is discouraging with regard to
the immediate course of the money mar
ket. Since the reductions Of the rates of
discount in July, the bullion in the Bank
of Engla has decreased 100000 ster-
ling.
The intensity of the panic i'll New
York has Induced almost total suspen-
sion of specie remittances from that side,
but with the return of confdencc not on
ly will the usual shipments be resumed,
but the old arrears will be met. 1t may
be hoped, therefore, that during the next
two or three months the receipts from
that quarter will at least suffice, with the
supply from Australia, to keep the stock
in the Bank of England from further re-
duction.
In the railway market to-day the Mich
'igan Southern, New York Central, and
Pennsylvania Central showed increased
frmness.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon.-The mar
kets generally closed quiet, but steady
Flour is dull and slow of sale, but prices
are unaltered. Some circulars quote
decline of Cd.