Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-09
Arr,va, OF the Steamer Circnss,an.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Nov. 6.-The screw
steamship Circassian, from Galway, on the
morning of the 9th ult., arrived at this port
at half-past six o'clock, last evening.
The first part Of the passage, the Clrcas-
sian encountered stormy weather, She has
800 passengers for New York.
By this arrival We have Liverpool mail ad-
vices of the evening oil the 18th. and telc-
graph accounts to noon Of the Goth.
The royal mail steamship Arabia from
New York, reached Liverpool ON the evening
of the Oath.
The steamer Hudson, from New York for
Bremen, put into Southampton on the 23d for
Goals.
The British war steamer Gorgon arrived
at Plymouth on the 23d from Halifax and
Fayal. The Gorgon took soundings for
another line of Atlantic telegraph from the
banks of Newfoundland to the entrance of
the English Channel, via Fayal.
The Daily News says the North Atlantic
Steam Company Galway line) received BY
the City Of Washington applications from
America for 100000 stock, which added to
the subscription already made, exceeds the
required capital.
The British board of trade returns for the
year ending September 3Oth show decrease
in exports during the last nina months OF
over &c. 100000.
The submarine telegraph between Dover
and Calais had ceased working, aud was be-
lieved to DC broken--communicatio between
the two countries was kept up via O,tend.
FRANCE The French Breadstutfs markets
continue dull.
The Portuguese government yields the
Charles ct Georges to France declaring that
il yields only to the threatened employment
Of force. The Paris Patrie says that POrtu-
| gal Welded not from fear but wisdom.
PRUssIA-The first Chamber rejected, by
80 to 76, u proposition to send an address to
the King and Prince Regent.
TURKEY--The American frigate Wabash
arrived at Constantinople on the llth. A
letter says, that az America is not Included
in the treaty, the Wabash has been allowed
to como up, although she far exceeds the size
| cf vessels allowed 10 pass the Dardanelles;
she took out twenty Of her guns, however, 80
that thirty only showed in the PORTFOLIOS,
which is nine more than the treaty allows.
Affairs in Serva were looking very serious
The town people were in arms.
CAPE OF GoGD IloPE.--The steamship East,
ern City was destroyed by fire at sea on the
oath of August. All on board were saved
except one engineer and one passenger, by
the ship Merchantmen, arrived at Cape
Town.
THE LATEsT.-London Tuesday, Oct Go
Portugal has formally delivered up the ship
Charles ct Georges, and liberated the Cap
tain. The Prussian Chambers unanimously
affirmed the necessity of the regency, and ad,
journed.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET Oct 25.-The
| sales Of cotton on Saturday and today were l.,
| 900 bales, OF which 200 were on speculation
and for export The market closes dull with a
tendency still downward, with holders Offering
freely, but showing no disposition TO press or
| the market.
LIvERpooL, Oct -Noon-Cotton has de-
| cined 1.lGHad. y ID since The departure OF the
America. The sales to-day are estimated at
1000 bales. The tendency is still downward
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFps MAKkEr October n
-Noon-Messrs. Biglaud, Aytha Il Co., report
-four dull but rates unchanged. Wheat steady
aud quiet, at the prices per America Corn mas
experienced a slight decline OF all qualities: the
market is quite dnIl
LONDON MARKETS. October IS, p. M-Wheat
is dull but steady. Sugar firm. Coffee firm
Tea firm; Congou quoted at lC!i Rice and
TalIow dull.
LONDON MoYEY MARKET, October 25.-Con'
soils closed to day at 6s4 Tor money and 9sS for
| the account.
October 26, noon-Consols are at 9s5a9SS
| for money and account.