Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-05-23
ARRIyAL OF TEE NIAGARA.

the extreme.-MOntgOmsry Messenger, Monday.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
New YORK. May 19.-The steamer Niagara
has arrived with Liverpool adviees to the 9th
instant.
The screw steamship Canadian, from Que
bee, arrived at Liverpool on the Sth.
The Belgian transatlantic steamship CqHsti-
fulton, from New York, landed her passengers
at Southampton on the It'll inst.
The political news brought By the Niagara is
not very important, with the exception Of the
speech of Queen Victoria, which was read be-
fore Parliament on Thursday, the 7th inst.
In relation to the Q. S. the speech merely
says that the negotiations with regard to Cen
trail America are still unsettled.
LIVERPOOL, Nav S.-The brokers' circular
to-day reports the market as closing steady,
all qualities of cotton having slightly adj
vanced.
The sales for the week have been about
10000 bales, including 1900 bales to specu-
l%ators and exporters. Sales on Tuesday 10000
hales.
Advices from Manchester report the market
favorable.
Circulars report the weather unfavOrable
for the growing crops, and brsadstuffs closed
steady.
There has been very little change in prOvi-
sions since the sailing of the -inglo-Saroa and
AragO. Beef is finn, and pork and bacon are
heavy and dull.
Sugar closed buoyant with a slight advance
in prices.
Holders Of spirits Of turpentine demand an
advance, and the market closed with much
frmness.
LONDON, Mays-1he money market is with
out 4 change. Consuls have improved and
closed for money at 93s.
Parliament opened the 7th with the Queens
speech. We are commanded to inform you
that her Majesty avails herself Of the earliest
opportunity Of having recourse to yonr adv!Se.
and assistance after dissolution of the last
Parliament. Her Majesty hopes there will
be found sufficient time during the present SEES
sion to enable you TO deal satisfactorily with
the various important matters, some OF which
occupied your attention at the late Parliament.
We are commanded by Her Majesty to inform
you that the aspect of a~fairsin Europe affords
well grounded confidence Of continued peace.
All the main stipulstions of the treaty of Paris
have been carried into execution and it is hoped
what remains TO be done in regard to those
matters will be speedily accomplished. Nego-
~tiations on the subject of differences between
Prussia and the Swiss confederation IN regard
to the affairs of Neufchatel are drawing to a
close and will, Her Majesty trusts, be termina-
ted by arrangements satisfactory TO all parties.
The ne gotiations which Her MAJESTY engaged
with the government of Honduras in regard to
the affairs of Central America are not yet
I closed. Her Majesty commands US to express
regret that at latest advices the difficulty be-
tween the high commissioners Of China and
Her Maiesty's civil and naval officers remain
, unadiusted, but Her Majesty has semitic China
: q plenipotentisry fully Instructed to deal with
ali matters Of difference and the plenipotentia'
p ~ will be supported by an adequate military
and naval force in the event Of such assistance
becoming necessary.
2 = We are commanded by Her Majesty TO in
= form you hat the treaty Of peace between He
, Majesty and the Shah Of Persia, was signed a
: Paris on the 4th Of March by her Majesty
ambassador at Paris and the ambassador O
) the Shah. This treaty will be laid before yoI
: as soon as notifications are exchanged. W
n are commanded to inform your body that, il
!, eonianction with seveTafEurepeaR powers, W
have concluded a treaty with the King Of Den
mark for the redemption Of Sound Dues. Thii
o treaty, together. with 2 separate convention
T betweeh Her Majesty and the King Of Den
mark, after the completion OF the arrangement
E will be laid before you, and Her Majesty vii
t cause measures necessary for fulfilling arrange
' ments thereby contracted to be submitted t
y your consideration. The speech then refer
: at length to business matters Of local nature
and closes by congratulating Parliament on tn
? continued well being and contentment of he
} people, and progressive Development OF pro
duetion and industry throughout the doInin
. ions.
4 The Grand Duke Constantine wiffvisit Eng
a land.
) The East India Company has decided t
take a limited part in the operations agains
: China.
5 The Minister of Marine has been suspended
S Preparations are being made to dispatcI
t troops to China.
Advices from Paris show very great i'm
provement in the specie resources Of the Ban
8 of France.
|. The Americans in Paris rendered Senate
Sumner a public dinner, which he declined.
Portions Of Spain are disturbed and @aisg
is placed in state of siege. 10y
Seven war vessels, under orders, Sailed wit
: loops for Havana.
Further kostilities have taken place in Per
STA, and the city of Mahomerrah was capture
. by the British on the 26th Of April. The PEI
SLAMS r~etreated in great disorder, with a los
y Of 300 killed and wounded, and large apouut
Of ammunition and military stores. The Brit
: ish loss was trifing. The Arab tribes are i
!, friendly submission.
= The schooner James DURAN had driven
, large Persian army from its position befor
AhiFazs, capturing the guns and military stores
LONDON, Saturdsy.-Advices read in sessio
e announce, automatically, a treAkybYsthe Shah
The Timer city. article says funds have en
tirely recovered from their sudden and unex
! pected depression, being strengthened by larg
J investments in Exchecquer bills and steadines
n OF foreign exchange. The demand at bank fo
g money very active.