The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-30
Later from Europe!
ARRIVAL OF THE
FULTON.


The U. s. mail steamship Fulton from
Havre and Southampton passed Cape Race
to-day, and her news package has been bro't
to the station. News by the Fulton is to
the 18Th inst. and is four days later than
that brought by the Vanderbilt. The news
parcel prepared for the Associated Press con-
tains the following intelligence:
The English money market continued to
recover from the recent shock, and was de-
cidedly easier. Notwithstanding the recov-
cry several additional failures are reported to
have occurred. Consols had advanced Il.
The Bank Of France was discounting lib
English breadstuffs market, and prices had q
declining tendency. No report Of the Liver
pool cotton market was furnished.
The steamer Fulton will be due at New
York next Tuesday at noon. The royal mail
steamship Europa from Boston on the 4th
inst via Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on the
l4th.
Second Dispatch.
Fulton of Cape Race Friday evening. Left
Havre cn the 18th and southampton on the
afternoon of the 18th. She has 5000 900 in
specie, and valuable freight Of French mer-
chandizc.
Financial nffairs are of absorbing interest.
The good effects Of the suspension of the
Bank Charter are apparent throughout Great
Britain. Money market tirmcr. Several
prominent houses suspended, that were con-
nccted with the American trade.
The Fulton brings IL passengers. Demand
for discounts in Bank OF England less pres
sing; the closing quotations o! Consols on the
18th were ss11@ss5s for money; 80 for ac-
count. The Bank Of France, as was antici-
patcd ct last advices. had announced its de-
termination to Immediately extend its Issue.
The rate Of interest ut Hamburg had rece-
ded, the last quotations being az. Several
failures are reported in France. The most
prominent of these are Feltzcho d Wix, mer-
chants in the Turkey trade; Bardgett &
Packard, liabilities El2, 900; Howard, Boxer
IL Co., in the Swedish trade, and Edwards
Il Mitchell, in the East India trade. The
Wolverhampton and Staffordshire Banks had
stopped payment, and great excitement exist
en- at Wolvcrhampton in consequence. The
liabilities are estimated at nearly $500, 900
sterling. Several iron manufacturing firms
had called their creditors together for the
purpose of trying to make some arrangements
in order to avoid, if possible, full suspsn-
sion. The failures of most note in Paris are
those of Bowden, Dubcrt & Co. and Hensote,
PHILIPPE g. Haber.
LONDON, 18th.
Consols closed firm to-day ut an advance
Of H@X over Fridays prices, closing ut
ss1i@s9A for money. and 80 for account
| Other descriptions Of funds have also ad-
vanced decidedly. Bank Stocks quoted at
2l1@2l4, new per cent. ss1<6ss5S. The
sales ia foreign stocks has been limited, and
there has been no material change in prices.
London Produce Market-Thcre has been
quite an improvement in Sugar, the advance
reaching fully TO As per cent. In Rice and
Coffee there Is but little doing. Tallow mar
ket fat. Manchester goods were generally
unaltercd in price. A slight improvement,
had taken place in the wooden trade ut Leeds
In Huddersficld good business was DOING
There is no later news from India, and nc
general news Of importance from any Other
| part Of the world.
LIVERPOOL, 18th.
| Wheat and Flour met with slow retail
sales nc decline on the week Of Al to Cd on
wheat, and Is 6d@2s on Flour. In Indian
Corn there is but little inquiry, and quota.
| tons are nominal.
| LONDON, 18th.
| There was o heavy decline in grain in
Marklane yesterday. causing panic in the
trade. Wheat il 2613d cheaper in the better
| qualities, and inferior is totally unsaleablc
Linseed Oil is quoted ut 3l@S2s.