Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-26
THE LATEST NEWS,
~ Telegraph for the Evening Star.
h paYsLArER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival az H. at,,..

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF the Africa
from Iiy,,nnoIi NOV S-The steamship Africa,
e e d se,s morning with thsse dsys later Esses
Professor v hisehou.. ..y. tina, r.,.., .,,.,,.
ments demonstrats that the swarm - 1870
Atlantic cable ls fsllsctous n. h-,,..uk ses
the fault IL near the shore and reiter.se, ~.
Nietlon that IL may be successfully WORKED
hnglsnd consents to France shsasiAs eoells,
The Bank Of Franee lost tweuty-three nill,c,.
OF francs In specie drIrfos the month
Tue spanish expedition Of eight STEAMER.
seamers against the Rir pirates had taken IL.
Tue Russian-Japan treaty has been concluded.
Inc navigation Is closed at St Petersourg
i,sa Go. report an unusual degree ofsni-
nlauon In American State stoeks There have
eeen considerable sale- of Pennsyly.nIs. Mary
49, u virginia bonds, though rsilrosd stocks
The Africa reached her DOH q, o,o,o,, ,.,.
morning. Fears are entertained for The ssfety an
tne eemship Indian EmpIre which left H.IIfs.
for Galway on the 18th uIt
the submarine 70 "a cable is again orkins between
Emperor Napoleon had presented Queen VIE.
toria with howitrcr Of his own ihvention-
named the Alliance. =
Iaiway Is about TO be adopted by France a an
outlet for steam communication with America.
me projected Hsrre line has been withdraw In
favor OF the Galway project
CoMMKReIAL 50
the week 10 ,CUU bales; speculatIon 4 500 snd ~.
port 800 bales. The remafnder 10 The tad.
Holder offered freely: but showed no dispo.i.
s g,,s 20 @ sales The market closed steady.
"IItuout ehy qootabie change since last week
INFERIOR qualities were un.zleabIe Stoci In
port uo bales, 2s5.o00 ef which was Auert-
3 noo - Sassea sales on Friday, lO.ooO bales
oivoo 70 sPecuiaioIs and e1 pcrtes. The Manches-
yer markets closed steady and quiet = Z.
DLeaastuns generally unchanged, but closed
win declining te dency. Flour was dun. but
steady Wheat dull-quotsti ms nominal. Com
very dull-quotations nominal; mIred 2ss.
provisions closed with a DECLINING tendency
Fork was dull and slightly lower Lard heavy
~ 3'sSrs ana holders were pressing on the mar
General Produce -Sugar dull at Cd ais. de-
eiine Coffee nrmer. Rosin arm and sliQbflv
on nigneri common IS Id AIS. ID. Spirits Turpen-
London Markets.-Breadstuff. steady. Iron
rams steady at 6s l0d TO i5s bar iron steady az
9 r. od eos iod Sugar dull and slightly lower.
Bullion had decreased fiOooS The money
market was generally unchanged. Consols q \
aseh Tor money, and 9o y for account
The Chess Msvem ent.-A Drawn Game.
PHILaDSLrHI., Nov % The great chess
match between tn Philadelphia and New York
clubs vas continued last night. the moves being
transmitted, as before, by telegraph. As was an
meipatea, me game resulted In draw-after
from black, New York. White (Philadeipbial
consented TO draw, and con gratulated the New
York committee on the able manner in which
they have conducted the game The following
messages were then exchanged:
NV YolK, Nov. IS.
New York also congratulstes Philadelphia
upon the termination OF the frat game Of the
match, nv a termination equally honorable 70
both PARTIES, and which can be source Of NO
dissatisfaction to either.
(signed,) NEw YoRK COMMITTEE
. The next game will not be played Al present.
...-.r. -... PHILADELPHIA, Nov IS.
To the Ns,c York COMMITTEE: The Philadel-
phia Committee feel satisfied that the New York
COMMITTEES will unite with them in bearing tee
timony TO the astonishing rspidity and undo
waiting accuracy with which the moves have
been Transmitted by the American Telegraph
Company, and also 10 the literally courtesy
and attention Of the managers and electricians Of
the company.
(Signcd) FRANCIS WELLS, Secretary.
Nav Yohk, Nov. IS
To the Philadelphia Comi1ittesE The New
York players cheerfully unite with the Philsdel-
phia commi' tee in their expressions OF sratihea-
ton at the woDderful perfection and celebrity with
which the moves have been tran smitted from one
city to the other by the American Telegraph
Company. They also heartily concur In thank
ing the electricians for their courtesy. i -
(Signed) NEW YORK ConMITrTI.
A vote Of thanks to the umpires was also
adopted.
California Overland Mail.
ST. LorIs, Nov. 25-The thirteenth Overland
Mail, with California dates To the 2oth October,
arrived here late last night The stage brought
two passengers.
The expedition against the Indian. in Carson
Valley was under thorough organization.
Captain Underwood's command had been de-
tailed for service against the Indians, and was
escorting the trains over the mountains.
The duty 81 attacking the Indian camps has
been reserved for the Volunteers uader Adl utnnt-
General Kibbee.