Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-06-18
Arrival OF the Europa.
THREE DAESLATER FROM EUROPE

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, June 15.-The steamer Eu-
ropa arrived here to-day at 1890 P. NJ,
from Liverpool with dates to Saturday,
the 9th inst.
She passed the steamer Persia on the
9th. The City of Baltimore and Anglo
Saxon arrived out on the 3D.
ENGLAND. The House of Commons
had passed the Atlantic Telegraph bill.
D'Israeli had stated in Parliament that
there had been no rupture of the nego-
tiatons with the Emperor of China
Mr.. Fitzgerald, in reply to a question,
said that orders had been sent to the
squadron in the Cuban waters, to use the
greatest caution and forbearance toward
vessels bearing the American flag.
The British Government had charter
ed twenty ships additional, to convey
troops to India.
Twenty-Five thousand troops were to
be sent Immediately.
Messrs. Rawson & Co., East India
merchants, have failed, with liabilities
amounting to three-quarters of a million
sterling.
There had been terrible riots at Bel
fast. Churches and houses have been
attacked, and much property destroyed.
The military were called out.
The Geographic fleet had returned from
the experimental trip. The experiments
were successful. The feet would sail
on the 9th inst.
At Plymouth, on the Doth ult., Pro.
fessor Hughes worked his famous print
ing telegraphic machine through the en-
tire length of the Atlantic cables, 000
mi!es-at the rate of thirty-two letters
to the minute, whilst Warehouses; ma
chine only transmitted nineteen words in
eighteen minutes, and Thompson's ma
chine could not work at all.
FRANCE. "A dispatch from Toulon
says the French Squadron there had sail
ed under sealed orders.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times gives copy of the Conven-
ton concluded between Costa RIGA and
Nicaragua, and Felix Bclley, acting il
behalf of Mcssrs. NIilland & Co, of Pa.
ris, conceding the right of an inter-
oceanic canal by way of the river San
Juan and Lake Nicaragua, to be com.
pleted in six years, and to be sufficiently
wide to admit two of the largest ships
abreast. The duration Of tho conces
sion is ninety-nino years. Tho capita
necessary is estimated at Els, 200, 00C
sterling.
There was rumor Of another attemp
to assassinate the Emperor at Fontaine
bleau. 1t arose from the arrest of some
Italians.
1t is also rumored that Pelissior is t
be recalled for the courtesies shown BY
him to the Duke de Aumale. Improb.
able.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, june 9th. -Cotton-th
sales of the week amount to 40, 00I
bales, including 1000 bales to spccula
tors and $500 bales for export. TIL
market opened at a decline of z, but til,
|, advices per steamer Vanderbilt caused
partial recovery. and the market close
with decline of sak on fair and mid
ding qualities on the week. Lowe
qualities / lower. The sales Of Frida,
were estimated at 10000 bales. Quo
tations-New Orleans fair n; Middlin,
7 1-16. Mobile fair r.; Middling s
Uplands, SIG; Middling CT.
The advices from Manchester wer
favorable and the market was frmer.-
Holders were demanding an advance il
prices.
BREADsTUPFs. The market for Bread
stuffs was very dull with declining ten
dency.
Flour is very dull. Messrs. Bigland'
circular quotes a decline of 6d.a1s.-
Wheat had declining tendency-price
| I'd. lower.
Provisions. The market was steady
Pork heavy at decline of 2s. Sale
at SOS a56s.
THE --LATEST -LiUerpool, Saturda,
afternoon. Cotton closes steady. Hold
ers offer freely, but show no disposition
TO press sales. Breadstufls close dull
Provisions are quiet, and the marke
generally unchanged.