Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-15
.--' rELEGRdPHiC NEWS.
1R0M THE ASSOCIATED PkESs.
THREE DAYS LATER FnoM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the steamer Persia.
Nrw foIx, Sept. IS The Royal Mail steam
snlp Persia, from Liverpool on the 5th, arrived
mere AT an early hour this morning.
the Sd inst
The London underwriters Of the Atlantic cable
an LAM, company my per cent. and reiinqush
In the races for the warwick CUP but three
nc aoIses ran LeeomPte came in last, being beaten
~ lengths Fisherman winner
~ me Mexican Charge d. Araires had quilted
, There Were rumOrs Of minor changes in the
Eleven more regiments are under orders for In
da W. "
The Pays, denies the rumored occupation Of
TIA" island OF Formosa by the United States
The Count Of Assizes at Paris has condemned
l.edru Roliin, Mazzini, and others, 20 deporta-
ton.
The Spanish journals deny the e1istenc. Of I.
secret treaty between the United States and Mex
leo.
The;state Of the King Of Prussia's health gives
IL was stated that the diplomatic intercourse
between Naples and France and England would
shortly be resumed.
Austrian frontier TO prevent any interference with
the affairs Of the Principalities.
Tux LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Saturday morning The funds were
cline Of i and subsequently falling still lower
Money was less abundant, and short loans
Government securities Were in demand at4 per
cent. There was an increased activity ia the
discount market and at the Bank
has been slight
Advices from cOnstantinople state that the
Porte still firmly insists that England shall ev;
cuate the Isle of Perrin, and II 20 Turkey
The steamer Ripon had arrived at Southamp-
ION from Calcutta, with number Of fugitives
f'oIn the massacre at Mesrut. including the Amrr-
lean missionary (Mr Hay) and family. They all
very narrowly escaped death at the latter place
TIE MARkE1s.
LIvERPoOL.-The Cotton MAJ ket was Arm and
! quiet. Sales of the week ending Friday. Is OnD
bales; spectators taking $3.50 and exporters
| 1900 bales. The following are the closing rates
Orleans. Upland. Noodle.
rdlt - .-.-......-....-9I % 81
4 Mlddllhg. -.--.-- eh SIS
| Manchester advices were favorable
| Breadstufs.-The weather had been rainy, but
not until the crops had mostly been secured All
| kinds OF breadstutts had advancing tendenry
and the market closed firm. Flour was frm az
last quotations. Wheat was firm al an advance
/ of 2d-a3d. on Tuesdays rates Richardson &
| Spe nee quote red wheat at Is ltd ass I'd; white
| Us d Us I'd. Corn was firm al an advance of Is
2s.; mixed and yellow 81 \ a:3oS; white ~ l3S
| Provisions had a declining tendency Beef
| was dull, and at decline Of Sd .aIOd. Pork was
| Lard dull at 7Oa7ls.
Produce.-Spirits Turpentine steady at 35a36S
hosln closed quiet at previous quotations. Sugar
| Was heavy at q decline Of l.. Teas had sliyhtly
advanced. Rice was firm with L slight advance
| on East Indian
Consols closed at 9oXa90k.
LONDON ADMINISTERING circular reports
! money rates unchanged, with an average bust
! ness. American securities were nominal, and
| transactions unimportant.
| Bullion in the Bank had increased f27OOg
| BTeadStuffs steadv. Wheat firm at a slight adj
| vance. Sugars heavy, with a decline of l6dals
on middling and lower qualities. Spirits tur-
| pentine dull
| HAvRE RKET.-Sales of the week u 900
! bales cotton. Tres ordinaire l24f Breadstufs
| were firm with an advance Of a 3 cts. on wheat.