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Four Days Later from Europe.
THE INDIAN AT FARTHER POINT.

Vi MT. Ntru, INC AmeTlcah "3iniosoi, ""'
| not known.
The impression prevails that the Great
| Eastern would be still further delayed, and
that her departure for the United States
would not take place on the goth Of October.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, September 27.
CoNon--Sales for the last three days have
been 81 900 bales. The market closed dull,
prices being easier, though the quotations
remain unchanged, except for inferior quail
ties, which are slightly lower. The sales
include 1000 bales to spectators, and 5000
bales for export. The advices from Man.
chester are unfavorabls, prices having de-
clined.
Breadstufs-The market closed dull. Flour
steady. Wheat quiet and prices steady.
Corn has declining tendency, there being
little inquiry and prices weak.
Prorisions-Close dull. Beef firm. Pork
dull, and quotations nominal. Bacon quiet.
Lard dull at Sos.
Prodvcs-Coffee steady. Sugar closes dull.
LONDON MARKET.
LONDON, September az.
Breadstuffs dali. Sugar heavy at de-
cline Of 6d.@1s.
LON DpN NuONEI m hph1A'
LONDON, September 81.
The Money market is generally unchanged.
Consols quoted at 955s@93%.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The repairs to the Great Eastern were 60
ing actively forward, and it was thought prob
able that she would in q few days proceed to
Southampton and finish her repairs.
The telegraph cable between Sicily and NAL
to had been successfully laid.
The London Times has another leader on
the San Juan Island difficulty. 1t laments
that the former difficulty should have left any
prete4t for the question which has arisen, and
says that it is case for the earliest possible
settlement.
The Earl of Derby has carried out his threat
to clear his Doom estate in ireland, SO far ss
to serve every tenan! with formal notice to
quit.
1t is rumored that Sir Hope Grant has the
command of the expeditonary force to China,
and that ten Thousand men will proceed from
India, but mono from England.
The steamer AfricG arrived out on the 25 III
ult. .
The American ship Charles Buck, nearly
loaded for Liverpool, was burnt at Bombay,
and proved total loss.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that the amended Zurick programme is stated
as follows: A definite treaty of peace will be
signed by the three powers. The treaty will
be drawn by which Austria cedes Lombardy to
France, who will transfer it to Sardinia. The
most difficult point in the double transfer is
the debt, and on this head it is believed that
Austria will moderate her demands. The other
documents respecting the italian Confedera-
tion, Duchies, &C., will bs signed by the Aus
trian and French Plenipotentiaries only, as
Sardinia utterly rejects their restoration and
will not under present circumstances agree to
the Confederation. .....
1t is rumored that Prince Albert will repre-
sent England, and Archduke Maximillian,
Austria, in the proposed Congress at Brussels.
LONDON, September %.
Colonel Hawkins, Commissioner to settle the
Oregon boundary-line, arrived yesterday, and
had an interview at the Foreign Office immedi-
ately after his arrival.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says
that there is still hitch in the peace negotia-
tions, Austria persisting in keeping an army
in Venitia.
deputation from tho Romagna waited up
on the King Of Sardinia on the Oath ult. The
King said, "As an Italian prince, am re.
minded that Europe, having in view the state
Of the ROnagnese people, VINO demand prompt
and efficient measures Of reform, has accepted
formal obligations toward your country. I
receive your wishes; and, strengthened by the
rights conferred upon me, will support your
cause before the great powers. You may rely
on the sense of justice-you may rely on the
generous love of our country, of the French
Emperor, who will accomplish the great work
Of reparation he has powerfully begun, and
who, assured Of the gratitude of Italy, end
seeing the moderation which has characterized
your resolution during the last moments Of in-
certitude, will recognize that, in Romagna, the
mere hope Of q national government suffces to
put an end to civil discords. When your nu-
merous volunteers arrived, during the days of
the national struggle, to enrol themselves un-
der my flag, you knew Piedmont would not go
to war for herself alone, but for our common
country. ............ ..r
"To- day the unanimity Of your wishes and
tho order which you observe at home, are
gratifying to my heart; and nothing better
could insure your future destiny. Europe will
recognize that it is the common interest to
finish the era Of disorder, and thereby satisfy
tho legitimate desires fog peace"
The decree Of the King Of Naples extends
W ouIpj i0uVS Iho Periuu 4oI INC EuLnlssiOn Vi
wheat
Dates from Hong Kong to August 10, had
reached London. Nothing Of any moment
had occurred since the affair of pehio.
The gunboats and a steamer remained In the
Gulf Of Pecheli, the rest Of the squadron
being principally eff the entrance Of the King
pore River. One Of the Hong Kong newspa-
pers state that Mr.. Ward was still aboard his
ship, and as little likely to obtain the ratifca.
tion Of his treaty as the English Minister.
Another journal speaks Of the probability Of
his having gone on to Pekin, and Russian dis
patch, published at st. Petersburg, says that
he arrived in Pekin, bat was kept in cop6ue.
ment. ''.- '''
A Russian authority estimates the loss Of
the Chinese at the Pehio Forts at 1000 killed.
The number Of wounded is not stated. .......
1t was said that some of the wounded En-
glshmen we're in tho hands Of the Chinese, and
were well treated. ..,
The state of Admiral Hopes health continued
serious. +' ~ 't7 '-I
An emente occurred at Shanghai, during which
several foreigners were killed and others
wounded. Among the latter was Interpreter
Fay, who was in precarious condition.
The riot is said TO have arisen from the
kidnapping of coolies from French vessel,
but the master of the vessel asserts that the
Chinese came on board and attempted to rob
him, and he was compelled to fire on them
| in sell-defense. The French Minister had
ordered the alleged coolie vessel into port for
strict investigation Of the matter.
AT Hong-Kong moderate business was
a. ntvO A G,t lar net s,,al e.