Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-06
BY TELEGRAPH To THE STAR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIP GO.
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| Later from Earepe.
| CT. JOINS, n. Is. sept The ,teaner. r,,i
ton ana Indian, with Liverpool dates 10 The as,h
| passed Cape Race yesterday A'
The ship Maynower. from N.~r
| EanH, was capslzed at sea and totally urrecked
fhteen hands were drowned, but the es Main ,nd
seven others were saved e''o
The treaty with China does NOT oonf., ~. -.
| OF naring ministers resident, but only conssls.
| general 10 reside at Tieng Sien who are 10 hsy.
direct intercourse with the cabinet Of the Em-
The reports Of the crops throughout England
are generally favorable, but the potato disea.e
making extensive ravages throughout South
me agitation on the part Of the agricultural la
oS'eIs, which began in Kilkenny, against the use
/ sn,s.%'g machines, appears TO be rapidly
| Ejns NJ over ireland. IL il now NJ work in
| hng county, where the Opposition of the pe.s
an.ry il mainly directed against the emnloy,oen,
Ei, IN seyine instead Of the reaping hook AZ
| the police and infantry. A respinS ,n,chtas ta
passing through the town, had TO be protected by
an escort OF police. "
| . COMMERCIAL
| LIvERPooL, Aug 4-Cotton-..les a, IT,.
days % 600 bales, the market closing with an -
| yancing tendency, chiefly for the hner Qualities
| rrices i,lo higher Sales 600 bales, and a like
BGeadstuffs-The weather has been favor,hI.
for the crops. Flour quiet Wheat steady.
Proyisions-The market is steady.
Il AioNuCC-su&dI IL Qulet. CO0eP dull. TuT-
| at Is I'd ~S
Manchester sdvices are favorable-all oualitie,
have slightly advanced
Consols S4a6S.
[sEcoxD Dr.ParcHl
The Fulton pissed Cape Race at 50 n m op
snaay, and will be due at New York on rues-
| Queen Victoria continued her proore.. a, Co,
| many. She was received everywhere with the
mes! efIIaVagant demonstrations OF respect and
| Preparations were maxine for = ,o,,,I v,.,, q,
Leeds, on the return Of the Queen from Germany.
Inc Wofld-Tenowned steam fricate APamem-
non, which covered herself with glory in the lay
ing OF the telegraph cable, bad been on FIRE but
fortunately, sustained little DAMAGE
There had been a collision between two excur
SION trains on the Oxford and wolverhampton
railroad, involving dreadful CONSEQUENCE Sev-
erai persons were killed, and prest many fright
fully injured.
The condition Of the Thames river. the filth
| hess OF which has excited much remark had
been improved to some extent
| Ioe notorious horse Cruiser, which was tanned
oy M. harey, is now performing in a circus
| The accounts Of the harvest are very satisfac
| tory. The late rains caused SOME dsiav I'm fhs
gaaneriDg OF the crops, but no permanent injury
The Universal Exhibition of Industry at vi
emma mas been postponed.
telegram from ST Petersburg saws the Chi
nese Empire is TO be open TO foreigners and the
ti Dsmhs OF me AMOR river is henceforth to be
anu w ud.
Baron 6ToS, the French Plenipotentiary il ex-
pected home from China In October.
I'll me continental exchanges show great nrm-
Duncan a Glib, of Liverpool, had suspended
payment, but their estate will cover their Iiabii
| The papers contain further accounts Of the i'm
perial progress of the Emperor and Empress OF
france, and their return TO 81 Cloud. Their re-
@snss n q, hnei IN was extraordinary An i'm
nense hunoet ci priests and people generally
| bad assembled and cordially greeted them
The plenipotentiaries Of France, Austria Great
Britain, Prussia, Sardinia, and Turkey, had as
| sembled TO sign a convention relative 10 the or
| ganizstion of Moldavia and wallachia The
exchange OF the rati6cations OF the convention
| Will take place AT Paris In about I've weeks
The Emperor Alexander of Russia will arrive
| al warsaw on the 4th of September, when the
| thlrty-hve thousand troops who have been con-
| Gar. >
The Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael 20 to
the Caucasus to take part in the military opera
lions against Schmayl.
M. Thuevena the French Ambassador al Con-
stantinople had sent note TO the Porte support
| Ing the application Of Prince Daniels Of Monte
negro, who demands Of the Turkish government
to give up 10 him the bsrbor Of Snif,en In ths
| Adriatic, which he claims.
The Fulton left Cowes at $40 p. m on the
18th, and has pa passengers, but no specie
9th. 0u' VII ING
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
| By Telegraph TO SoHthanpfos
| LIVERPOOL, August 25-Cotton Our cotton
market Is moTe active this week and with 70
newed confidence, prices tend upward, the fine
| quantles OF American being already Lied higher
than on Friday last. The sales OF the three DAYS
have been ~, 900 bales, Of which 1000 were TO
Spectators, and 600 for export
| The Manch hester mar ket sympathizes with Igv-
| erpool, and all qualities OF goods are slightly
| higher
Observation-Disclosures. Richardson, Spence 4
| for harvesting, checking the advancing tendency
| In the breadstufs market. Flour il quiet hut
prices remain steady at the rates advised pr
Africa, viz: Western 20a2ls; PHILADELPHIA and
| Baltimore 2ls6da22s; Ohio 22sa13s6d
The wheat market is generally steady, with
| very nrm feeling In choice descriptions Of red.
white western 6sa6s3d; do. Southern 6Sads5s3d
| Corn dull and quotations unchanged; yellow
33s6ds3isi prime white 3isa3is6d.
| ProVlslonS-Our market for provisions cop-
| tnues steady, the business transacted being
| mainly Of a retail character.
y, r Dn Is quiet but there is NO change
rates. Ashes are steady at 3ls6da32s for pots aud
| S2>6d for pearls. Linseed oil is unchanged
sales al oisa3is9d Rosin is steady at 4s3d for
| at 3Ss
London Markers. In the London markets
| wheat and -four are dull, but without change in
price. Cotton has advanced I'd Der pound Cof
fee Is firm. Rice firm. Tea unaltered. Tallow
London Money Market -cOn.OI. closed on
| Tuesday, the Oath, at 90 = a96Y for both money
and account. -
Later from Kansas.
| LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Sept. 2.-Sherman's
battery left the fort this morning for Minnesota
| The board on the subject OF the inspection aud
| price of the mules purchased for the army ad.
| Journed this afternoon, and the members leave
tomorrow.
/ Lieut.. Chapman, first dragons, arrived here
i yesterday from Arizona, on sick leave.
Execution Postponed.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. i-Yesterday Governor
Chase, in compliance with a recommendation Of
| commission appointed to examine as to the
sanity OF Albert Myers, sentenced 10 be hung yes.
terday postponed the execution until the l7th OF
December.
Yellow Fever at Charleston.
/ CHARLESTON, Sept 6.-According 70 the OIL
cial statement there were 20 deaths by yellow
| fever for the week ending Saturday.
Il New York Markets,
4 NEW YORK, September 6.-FIour IL dull: sales
Of 900 bbls. State 81 .s5l4 95; Ohio s. oOa5 SIS;
Il Southern 81 9Oa5 so.