Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-19
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Europa.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

steamer Europa, from Llverpool on tue
> iiustant. arrived here at an early hour this
morning. The steamship Bremen arrived
out on the 3l,t ult. The steamship Prince
Albert. from Galway, has postponed her
departure until the 9th of April.
The English House of Commons had dlvl-
ded on the Reform Bill. The vote stood 29l
for a second reading, and $50 for Lord John
Russelrs resolution for Il further extension OF
the elective franchise. making Il ma orlty
against the government OF 81. The Earl ol
Derby. in the House Of Lords, said the Cabi,
net were considering what course to adopt.
He had had an interview with the Queen,
but nothing definite had been resolved on.
lie would, however, announce their intention
on the 18th inst. A resignation of the minis,
try was generally anticipated.
The second Irish sedition trial at Tralce
had resulted in IA conviction of the prisoner,
and he was sentenced to ten years penal ser,
vitudc. The Belfast trials had concluded
and the jury, unable to agree, were licked
up.
Austria had objected to Baden Baden as
the place for the Peace congress, and France
had left the choice of the wi to the former
Power. Piedmont was not to be admitted to
the congress, ~ a great power, bat on SIM
lar conditions to the other Italian States.-
Count Cavour had returned to Turin. having.
it was said, secured the object of his mission
to the French Emperor.
Military preparations were continued in
France and Austria, without relaxation.
The Paris boursc closed firmly at 6sf. soc.
for the French three per cents.
Late adviccs from Rio state that the Anne
rican-Paraguav difficulty had been amicably
settled on the terms IA heretofore stated.
vERpooL.-Cotton .-The&eckly market
closed frm-,he footing up 65,2OO bales, IN
GLIDING 5000 to spectators and 10000 to cx-
porters. Agood demand marked the closing
hours, and the previous quotations were fully
sustained. Some Of the Liverpool circulars
report a partial advanc" on the week OF Lilo
Ia III. The estimated sales on Friday were
5000 bales, including 900 each to specula-
tors and exporters. Tie following are the
authorized quotations:
Orleans. Mobile. Uplands.
N;55,;nc :! i :
Stock in port $4,000. Of American
2292,O 900.
Manchester adviceS were less favorable
The market closed quiet and firm for til"
best yarns. but inferior qualities closed with
a declining tendency.
The Havre cotton market was slightly
lower.
Sales for the week 1900 bales. Stock
in port AZ 900. The market closed firm al
l0if. for tres ordinaire, and lU2 for BdS.
Observation-Disclosures Spence Il Go.
report -four dull at l0tdl2S. Sd. Wheat dull
Western red IS. 9i.(H9s. I'D: whi5e Is. al
On los: Southern white l0al los. Cd. Corn
duil-ycllow is. Sd. The best qualities were
wanted.
Provisions.-Pork dull. Beef firm. and
slightly higher. Bacon quiet and steady
Lard dull and nominal.
General Produce.-Sugar opened quiet
and closed firm. Coffee firm. Rice firm
Tea quiet but steady. Resin steady at T..
6d.( ais. Sd. Spirits turpentine steady al
4ls.(n4ls. Cd.
London Markcts.-Barring's circular re
ports Breadstufs dull. Iron rails slightly
higher at Is. jd.(t6s. l0d. Wclch bar lrol'
steady at 6s.(n,6s. I'D. Sugar firm. Coffee
firm. Rice dull. Spirits turpentine steady
at 43s. Tea firm.
Consols closed. for money and account, nj
9j4m9j:. Bullion in the bank had de-
creased f243.O 900. The money market IVES
generally unchanged.
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