Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-11-05
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

their representative IN the mex! Legislature.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
New YORK, Oct. %.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool
the l7lh. arrived at noon to-day. She
brings about f244.OOO sterling in specie,
and 81 assengers.
The City Of Baltimore arrived on ont the
16th.
MISUNDERSTANDING quiet and -four
steady. except for inferior qualities, prices
for which were weak. Wheat steady, red
closed buoyant. Corn firm. Western Ca
nal flour 29s@8 Js Cd; Ohio $3.50 33s; Red
wheat. 73@74s per quarter. Mixed yellow
corn 37s Cd. per Or; white corn 41@42s.
Provisions dull. Beef and bacon steady.
Pork and lard dull.
Sugar heavy, and 2d@3d lower. holders
pressing on the market Coffee dull and
slightly lower. Tea inactive, but firm.
LoNDoN.-In the London money market
there WAS an active demand at unchanged
rates. though the feeling was slightly i'm
proved. Consols closed at 884@884 for
money and 88a@89 for account
The bullion il the bank of England had
decreased f533,OOO.
Breadstuffs quiet. Wheat Qd@5d lower
Shipments Of specie were going on up
to the departure OF the steamer.
Full advices by the India mails, were
cheerful, but contained no news Of impor-
lance.
Queen Victoria and the royal family had
left Bamoral for the south. A public re-
ception was given them at Aberdeen, where
they were the guests Of the Earl of Aber-
deem.
A circular had been issued from the Col
onial Office tn III" Governors of the various
colonies, calling on them to look to the de
fence of their provinces. and not to neglect
that reasonable amount of warlike prepare
tons which it is desirable should every
where be maintained.
A report was in circulation that the chol-
era had again mace its appearance in the
village of Stralford near London, and that.
within few days. seventeen cases and
seven deaths occurred.
The Bishopric Of Toronto has been re-
constructed and new See created, to be
called the Bishopric of Huron, with DR.
Cronyn as first Bishop.
1t was said that President Buchanan had
written to the American Ministers in Eu-
rope pledging the American government tc
support International laws.
There had been large arrival Of gold
from Australia.
The health of the King of Prussia re.
NAMED critical.
The Spanish ministerial crisis had ended
in Gen. Armers forming new Cabinet
There is fearful financial panic at vi
emma.
The banks of Holland and Belgium had
advanced the rates of discount.
Fever was epidemic al Lisbon.
Mr.. Ten Brock had won another race al
Newmarket. with his horse Belle. He was
unanimously elected a member of the New
Rooms. Newmarket.
The Siamese Ambassadors and suite had
arrived at Malta. en- route for England.
A financial crisis had manifested itself at
Lisbon The populace were dissatisfi'd with
the sanitary measures of the government,
and an outbreak was contemplated. Rob
berries had already commenced.
The resumption Of relations between Sar-
DINA and Austria may be shortly expected
The panic in the Vienna Exchange was
frighlfu. The national loans bearing in
terest payable in silver fell t" 8Ot.
The Russian naval division for the Chi
nese waters had left Cronstadt.
A letter in the Presse says 1t is perfectly
true that the Russian government has set
apart six million roubles for the reconstruc-
ton of Savastopol. Although the treaty of
Paris forbids the building of Qualifications,
it is supposed it may be easily eluded.
1t is stated that the English and Austri-
an Ambassadors at Constantinople have
protested against the last elections in Mol
davia AID Walachia. The story is denied
in Paris.
A powder magazine at Joundpore. Per-
STA. had been exploded by lightning. Over
one thousand persons were killed and 500
houses destroyed.
The Indian mails were received at Lon
don on the 18th. There are no new facts
of importance. Accounts all concur in
pronouncing the prospects of the Europe
ans more cheering.
There had been two arrivals from Aus
tralia, with ESQ., 600 sterling in gold.
Several additional failures are announced
but none of great magnitude, except Afflek
d McKerrow. Scotch machinists, Manches-
Ter. and w. B. West, haberdasher, Man
chester.