Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-15

TIRES DAYS LATER FRO. EuRopr
= - Arrlyal Of

mo. -" = WIN Liverpool dates to the 3oth ulti-
The Baltic reached Liverpoo, a, ~. .s,. n.
news ny this arrival Is not OF m,,ch Inn,
Advices week later from I,a,.
ceived. Sir Colin Campbell was ,tiiI :, zen re-
pore, ana will shortly 20 westwa, a wish HMh-
force General ontram bad attacked the .nsn,t
at Alumbsg b, and defeated them with III eny
tnre If four guns. The Panjaub and Centr.I Ip
dia were quiet -.I -. > 'Hi ih-
There Is nothing later from China. The cor.
resposd-nce Of the English papers says that the
American Commissioner sought an interview
with Yth, but had met with a sarcastic rebuff
Lord Elgin's demand had been rejected in the
same strain, and speedy attack on Canton was
accordingly anticipated.
The Levfathan was expected to be afioat on the
day the steamer sailed
The English money market continued easy and
further decline In the bank rates was ex ptcted
An imperial decree divides the French army
into i've great divisions to be respectively under
Ma.shais Saste!anie, Broquet, Pelissier, Canro-
The addresses from the army Ia IN. rmn.,o,
are growing very Offensive towards Eaaland
Many OF the addresses asking for leave To
pursue and exterminate the conspirators in their
haunts. ~
LabIache is dead s.f -.
"A. A eS9nsPirscy against the King of Naples has
Liverpool letters state that the cotton make,
was IA and buoyant at full fartbiny advance
since the sailing of the Arabia, but nuchnnyed
since the Indian Spectators and spnners were
d
STOCK Of American reduced below 800 O,U pounds
Manchester letters report more inquiry for goods
and yarns, in part for India. but the advance OBJ
tain, was considerably below the embraced
value of the material Havre letters announce
more activity in the cotton 4 ade generally, with
slight improvement in nearly all Of the sta Die
articles.
London Letters report that money was Offering
In the discount market at a-half to Ii Zee
per cent, but general stag nation in financial mat
ters was everywhere prevalent. The reduction
. I'm nh IN f.,s.K
on the funds, the movement had been antici.
pated, nor had it led to any very perez ptible in
crease In the demand for accommodation. The
total stock of bullion in the bank exceeded fifteen
millions stirling Consols improved 4 per cent
from the lowest rates of Tuesday closing AZ o5 =
American stocks firm; some descriptions have
| advanced.
| Liverpool, Jan. 3O-Cotton The sales for the
week amount to $500 bales, including III 500 TO
Spectators and 2 $40 for export. The market has
advanced Nd since the receipt Of the BaItic,s
Am -rican sdvices. The market closed buoyant
Sales on Friday 600 bales, including 600 ba les
to spec ulato rs and for export: Orleans fair7x,
middling l5-l6d; fair Mobile 6hd, m d ding
| 6Sd; Upland fair nd, middling 8 i3-I6d Stocf
In port 800 OOO bales, including 1876 600 bales Of
| American cotton
ties have declined. Flour is very dull and un-
saleable Wheat is also dull and has declined
I'd since Tuesday. Corn Is quiet and steady
PROVISIONS are steady Beef aud pork quiet
| and steady Bacon is frm with more inquiry for
American. Lard is steady at 52a54s Cd.
Produce-Sugar is dull at Cd declne-market
is quiet Rice is dull and quotations ;.-e barely
maintained. Rosin is steady at 4a4s:. Turpen-
tine spirits closed arm at 37s on the spot and
sales at 35a31s 10 arrive
London Markets, Jan. 3O.-Sugar IS dull ard
has declined 6dals Tea Is slow Of sale but prices
maltered.
Money Market The money market Is slightly
easier. Bank rates are educed TO per cent
Consols Ns for money and account Bullion in
ha ~ sod
.. IsEcoND DISPATCH
Among the passengers by the Niagara are his
exceiency the Right Hon the Earl of Mulgraye
the newly appointed Governor Of Nova Scotia
his family and suite.
GREAT BRITAIN
Parliament would assemble on the 4th of Feb
rnary. Lord Pslmerston had, as usual issued
| circular soliciting the early attendance of the
supporters OF the Government, as affairs Of con-
siderable impOi lance will come under discussion
numerous deputation had waited on Lord
Palmerston TO urge the immediate abolition of
the Church rates. They met with such luke
warm encouragement that they adopted an indig-
nant resolution, and pledged themselves to press
forward an independent bill on the subject
Prince Frederick William Of Prussia had been
invested with the order Of the Garter.
The I.eviathan had been pushed twenty five
cradles were being removed She had over sew
enteen feet Of water under her, and was expected
TO float on the 81. h or 3lst
Court Of Directors of the East India Company,
deprecating the proposed change in the govern
ment OF India, was carried by an almost unani-
NOUS vote.
The London Advertiser asserts that the Indian
bill will not be nearly sweeping a. Is generally
believed, and was al first intended The minis
tiers will consent 10 mod ifcation in the measure
OF ITS progress through Parliament, and ID will
not pass this wear if not withdrawn, il will be
shelv' d at the end of the session.
Heavy drafts of troops were under orders to
embark for India.
The Bank of England reduced the rate Of dis
count on the 29th to four per cent. The reduction
had little or no effect on the money market or
stock exchange.
The London Times remarks on the spbiect
that the.e is prospect that the tendency, for a
considerable period, may be towards increased
ease in the money market. For the last week or
two applications at the Bank for discount have
almost entirely ceased. They are still likely 10
he only Of moderate character, since the mini
mum rate in the open market has, for some days,
not been higher than three per cent, while in
the stock exchange the supply is abundant at two
per cent. The interest on deposits allowed by
the discount houses has been reduced TO 2h per
cent.
The Daily News says that some persons are
disposed to look for a further reduction in the
bank minimum.
The correspondence from Calcutta to Deem
Der ~, adds nothing of importance to the tele-
graphic dispatches which anticipated the mail.
The Times correspondent gives a very circum-
stantial account Of the WyndhaIn affair, but the
main facts do not differ from those already before
the public. The scenes after Wyndham's defeat
are said to have been fearful. The hospitals
were crowded TO suffocation. The enemy d.
rected their fire spiTally upon Wyhdham's forces,
throwing them into the greatest confusioa, and
it was not till Sir Colin Campbell returned and
with dozen naughty words brought every man
TO his place, that order was restored.
The LATEST.
LONDON, Friday night.-The Government has
received a telegram from Malta, announcing the
a riv az he nhau mai of Ian
Suez. The news is of little importance. Sir
Colin Campbell was at Cawnpore at last advices,
but was shortly expected to move westward with
powerful force. Sir James Outram at Alum
bagh attacked and defeated the enemy on the 22d
December, captured foui guns, and sustained but
trihng loss. Gen. Roberts is appointed to COM
mand full force in Rajapotana, which is as
sembling at Deesa, and which is to march on
Musserabad. No new disturbances have occur
Fed in anv part of Deccan or Central India Tie
Punjaub is tranquil.
. The correspondent of the London Times, writ
ing from Canton river, under date Of Dec 10th.
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