Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-10-01

Both are determined not to yield.
Cincinnati, Sept 81.
Flour is very firm at full rates. Good su-
pertine quotes at 81 30 and 60, with more
buyers than sellers.
Whisky is dull at 2oc, with sales Of zoo
barrels.
Wheat is firm at 81 o5 and 81 Is for red
and white.
Nothing done in provisions. There is some
demand from the esstsSDr bacon. but the arm
ness of holders who ask Sc for sides prevents
transactions.
Money easy Exchange on the east ! and
z premium and the market steady.
New Orleans, Sept 2l.
Coaon.-Sales to-day . 400 bales; sales for
three days l4,5O0 bales Receipts for the
same time 1880 bales. Flour has a de-
cIning tendency, super quoting at s. So
Western mess pork quoted al Sl7 so. Cot
fee is firm at | lc for Rio.
Cincinnati, Sept. %.
The bridge at Fosters Crossing, on the
Little Miami railroad, took fire Yesterday af
ternoon and five ears 0. a freight tr.it; com
ing west laden with flour and whisky went
through and were destroyed. No one was
injured The bridge was immediately re
paired and trains are running as usual today.
Three Days Later from Europe.
Halifax, Sept 22.
The r. NJ steamship Niagara, from Liver
pool, the l lth ut., arrived at this port this
morning.
The steamship City of Washington from
New York, and the Nova Scotian from Que
bee, arrived at Liverpool on the 9th ult
Nothing new hal transplred with regard
to the Atlantic Gable. The Directors of the
company were holding a meeting at the de
parture Of the Niagara to discuss future ac-
ton. The shipment OF the shore end from
Plymouth to Nalentia had in the meantime
been suspended.
The cession Of the port Of villa Frarca, in
the Mediterranean to Russia is confirmed
The Bank OF France had gained 53,000,-
900 francs in specie during the month.
Liverpool, Sept. .lOth.--Cotton-Thc sales
Of cotton for the week have been 81 600 bales.
The market closed buoyant, middling quail
ties having improyed ID during the week.
Breadstutis are quiet and provisions steady.
Msltjmorc, Sept %.
A meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows of the United States convened here
TO day.
The committee on credentials reported
against the rdnission Of l.. VI. ID Francis
Condie, of Pennsylvania on the ground that
he never obtained the Royal Purple degree
in legal manner.
j. c. VI. Samuel Craighead. OF Ohio, was
elected Grand Sire; Z. NJ. +. ID. Filzhugh. uf
Va, Il. ". -. Grand Sire; T. e. NJ jas l.
Ridgley, of Nd, L. W. q. Corresponding anl
Recording Secretary; NJ. W. G.. NJ. Joshua
Nausant, Of Nd, K. W. q. Treasurer.
Washington, Ssrt. %
On information being received through the
State Department that the mutine.rs of the
ship Tartar are at Salone. Cape de Verde
Islands, the Secretary of tho Navy has ,rans-
mtted Instructions to the h,g officer Of the
African Squadron to send them to the United
States for trial.
Cincinnati, Sept. %.
Flour is active at lOc per bb higher
Whisky is unchanged and dull. Nothing
transplred in provisions.
Hard Times ia N-eto I-orA.-The New y.
correspondent Of the Boston Journal gives
the following fact in illustration Of the hard
times in that city:
= merchant in business in this city had
need If book-keepor. lie advertised last
wees for gnmpateE, naa. AM d.d so in a
Single PAPER. lie received IN answer TO the
sane four hundred and dlty applications: and
the character Of the applicants tie manner in
which they urged their claims, and the posi-
ton of some of them, indicate the pressing
want Of employment and the sad distress that
prevails among our people Tie applicants,
some Of them were ola ra9, asgue {. ;hrm
young, some with families an! some without:
one year ago many of them were called mer-
chant Princes-men in good positions, living
IN fine style, keeping their carriages or hav-
ing large slary in some bank OF insurance
Office, or clerkship of some value; and it
was really touching employment 10 read
letters from men who neverexpected to know
what want was, asking for employment to earn
bread for family, now needy, who few
months ago reveled in the fashion and luxu-
r. of life. So it is. Probably we have now
more real suffering and want than attended
the panic. Business is dull, stasnation set
ties on all kinds of business, and more than
twelve months will pass before the current of
business will flow along As Of old Il was wont
to do. Many thousands of persons have left
the city; moro must do so. 1t is impossible
to get work or employment for the present.
Cure for Bronchitis.-One of our cleverest
and most reliable friends, says the Holly
Springs (Miss.) Herald, informs that common