Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-11
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ey Telegraph Cor the Eysning Star.
THREE DAYS LATER PROM EuRoPE.
] Arrival ~ Al

THREE nArs Later PROM EuRoPE.
Arrival Of tire Asia.
NV fosr, Nov. 1.-The sseasnsb,p ASS,
from Livsrpool 3n'h October, arrived OF Sandy
Hook early this morning..
George Mcck, "a the new British consul st
Richmond, came passenger In the Asia -
The emigraat sailing ship Eastern City, bound
from Liverpool 70 Australia, bad been burnt near
The Cape OF Good hope. ONLY one life vss lost.
Her loss IL estimated 40 fio0.W0
MIR. Bright had made a reform speech az BIr
mingham. Ia which he advocated the vote by
ballot, and the American system OF representa-
tioa. ..- -
Toe new Crest Eastern Steamship Company
IL was rurnored. In connection with oontem.
Plated visit Of military from America 90 Ireland,
that several seditious societies had been discov-
dr. ,n,e deriving inspirations and money from
,.d me Portuguese ,1 indemnity TO France bad been
ne dispute between France and Brazil, N re-
decided In favor Of France
strong srtisle published by Count Mental
emoert In the Correspondent. caused the .~i,ure
Of that journal and the pro.ecutoo Of m. .r,,.5
| and publisher.
spain is about to favor the importation Of 70.
oacco rem tne fnlilpine lslsnds, 10 the detri-
men' Of American planters. All the transport.
| sailed for Cubs
The London News says there has been no fur
/
tue Atlantic cable sinee the receipt Of the few
Intelligent signals reported several DAYS ago Tb.
| shares are quoted at f35Oa ESQ
| Mr. Ten Brooks horse Barbarity ran a race NJ
| NewfIarke; sesinst Count Bathyani,s Olym nm,
| me owners riding their respective horses. Bar
| barity was the winner -
IL Is said that Prince Napoleon sided with POT
| tu2al IN the recent dispute as TO the Indemnity
| demanded for the SLAYER Charles Georges
The Paris correspondent Of the Londo n Post
asserts positively that the French Governmentis
/ 81 20 -
| negroes in the French colonies
| MI Mc6owrn, ths American contractor fo-
raisine the sunken ships Of war IN the hsr6or OF
| Seoastopol, denies the report that bis efo,t %
raise the vessels has failed He Ia. raised ,ines
May last six OF the vessels in a good condition,
and has removed several Others -
The Austrian ofncials had ssizad 5000 MIME
rides on the frontier, intended for the Bosnian
L insurgents
The China mail bad reached England. A large
NUMBER OF Chinese piratlcal vessels had been
| captured and sunk by British cruisers. 80
LORD Elgins Japan treaty 10 reported 10 be al
most identical with the American treaty.
| cONnKRcIAL-wkEkLrR rponr.
LIUerpoot.-The cotton sales II the week foot
up Up S 80 osi's; closing a, deeli.s Of ksS on
porters took 5,OO bales. The estimated sales on
Fridav were 900 bales. The market closed very
Orleans. Mobiles. upl.nd..
s Misdiins -. Yrs p e
IHE LATEsr.-~durday, p. m.-The cotton
na'ket closed very fat, with estimated sales to-
day Of 600 bales
The Manchester trade report was unfavorable.
Goods and warns had slightly declined
| BHadstuf3s closed with dec lining tendency
Flour dropping generally, but choice Ohio was
| firm at 22s2iS Wheat had a declining tendency;
middling and lower grades closed at a decline on
| LAID. The corn market was very dull, and quo
tations nominal
LIvrs Pool, Saturday -Breadstufs were quiet.
frovisions-Beef heavy with bot little inquiry
and prices weak. Pork dull Bacon heavy. with
slight decline on all qualities. but mostly on
inferior. Lard closed eavy % SIS ass
General prOduce-Sugar closed quiet; Coffee
dull Rice dull, but quo aiions unchanged; Ro-
sin dull at IS fodafs.: Spirits TuTpentine steady
at 3os. Cd a4O. Sd
/ London sugars were dull; Breadstuffs dutf
Consols 9s ta9ek.
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