Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-26
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steamer, supposed 10 be the Persia h,. .,.
IiSeo win late foreign news The Asen, ~ On.
-Nssoo'a'eo Press furnishes the following
| FRAscK
has accepted the mediation Of fr,e,dlv ,o,..,,
"a "a .oe dPa.e VIII PORTUGAL pacific solution
The discount. OF the Bank Of Franc. h.v.
The money panic continued In Vienna.
The spanish and French Vice Consul. q,
Tetuan, Morocco, have been ASA ssInsted En,,-
getic measures are expected to enforce sstisfso
CHLS.-rhe details of the Intelligence from
China show that the British DESTROYED the forts
al Mamton, but spared the town
:, W. keed the United States Minister, remained
Santon river, and the steamers Missis,Innt ara
| fowhatan were al Japan ~
y, Bbdfoer, who was eutly appointed Con
| to the island Of Gambia and Geo. 49, -.
| ceeds MN at the former place
The CTrsa,awttch Handicap was won nv Rock
bs,, -, &c iI1icSs ana Drawer running dead
INDIA
| BOMBAY, sept 1.-Tbe disarmed tr,ons q,
Mooitan having INITIATED were nearly ex,ermi
mated by the British. vsrious successes over ,hs
fugitive rebels were schieved
IL is stated that Portugal agrees % give up the
ship Charles Georges, provided that the French
"rhoIaw from the Tegus previously.
| The surviving officers Of the Aust ria have pub-
llshed card In Liverpool declaring that the
captain aud themselves did ali I'm their poyveT IA
prevent the calamity.
| general massacre of the Chri>tiaps In a ,nd,,
feared, and two additional battaltouS of troopS
had been ordered 10 the island
| The mutineers of MocltAh were almost totally
ehteImtnatd The rebels were followed from
Poruree. and defeated with great slauyh,er on
| the 5th Sept.
-Four emissarie. Of Nens s,hib wer. capturea
| at Gwalior, endeavoring 70 corrupt the native
4 ned nd -
The Gwalior fugitives have been again de-
| ated and dispers. d in all directions Renewed
alarm existed at Calcutta, ana the troops were
nugget Of gold, weighing !, 100 ounces, had
been exhibited at Melbourne
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, loth.-Cotton-sales Of the week
amount 10 10 600 bales. Fine and inferior quail
| ties had slightly declined, but middling was
generally unchanged. On Friday the marke.
closed hrm, with estimated sales Of 600 bales.
stock In port AS 600 bales, 3s5 900 OF which was
American. The Manchester trade report was
| rather unfavorsble There was but little de-
mand for yarns, and prices were weak.
Breadstufs closed dull. Flour quiet but nne
qualities were wanted. Wheat quiet but steady
Corn closed with declining tendency
Provisions closed dull Beef heavy. Pork
quiet. Bacon dull Lard heavy, at decline
General Prod uce-Sugar quiet. Coffee quiet
Rice dull, but slightly higher Spirits Tufpen-
tine steady.
LIvERpooL, Saturday afternoon Cotton quiet
but steady, with estimated sales Of GOO bales.
Breadstufs firm, but quiet
Provisions dull.
London MarketS-Saturday -Bresdstufs dull
hut steady. Sugars steady. with better demand
Coffee hrm. Spirits Turpentine hrm at iOs si2s.
Financial.-Bullion In the Bank Of England
tad decreased f2e coo
ConsOls @ AaeeK for money, and O. xse5X for
account. American securities were unc ha nged
The Atlantic Telegraph shares closed at f3ioa
f37O.
The Bank Of France had lost 81 ZOO 600 in bull
| lion during the month.