The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Steamship Europa.

tIMPoRTANTFRo MITALY
| HALIFAX, Sept 8-The steamship Europa
has arrived at this port
| The Europa left Liverpool Saturday, 27tl
ult. Her European advices are, therefore
three days later than those we received By
the North Briton at Quebec, and are importanI
as including the usual weekly market reports
and circulars.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 27.-The total sales O
Gotten in this market, the week just closed
add up 10000 bales.
The sales yesterday friday amounted II
5000 bales.
Prices were somewhat easier at the close q
the weeks business, but the quotations o.
clean qualities are generally unchanged
The inferior qualities are very slow Of sale
and the quotations almost nominal
Holders offer their stock freely, but do NOT
appear to be disposed to press on the market.
The market generally closed the weeks
business dull but steady, and and the clos
| ing quotations on Friday, according to the
Brokers Circular, were as follows
Fair Orleans Sd.
Middling Orleans I'd.
Fair Mobile 7115d.
Middling Mobile 6zSd.
Fair Uplands 73sd.
Middling Uplands 6 13-16d.
Some authorities say all qualities have de-
clined during the week from led. to I'D.
The stock on hand at Liverpool Is estimated
at $50, 600 bales Of which $50, 600 are Ameri-
can.
Manchester Trade.
The adyices from Manchester are Of more
favorable character than those taken out by
the last steamer. The demand for manufac-
tured goods had much improved and the mar
ket closed slightly frmer in prices.
London Money Market.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The money market is
slightly easier to-day at the close. Money is
abundant, and good paper can easily be nego-
tiated.
Hayre Cotton Market.
Advices from Hayre are TO the 26th. The
quotations of the last week were generally
maintained, but the market close dull
The stock of cotton on hand is estimated
ct $1,000 bales
Later from Italy.
sardinia Rejects the Duchies.
Deputations from the Duchies Of Tuscany
and Modena, which had unanimously asked
70 be annexed to the Kingdom oil Sardinia
had waited upon the King of Turin
Il i stnied shsnoe HAD the Kins rsiistl to
the deputations that be would not accept even
professionally the annexation of any Of the
Duchies 10 his dominions without consulting
France and the other great powers Of Europe.
General Position Of Italy.
As TO the Italians, generally, they continue
to maintain an attitude of the greatest firm
ness in regard to their national Independence.
0rdor, however, generally prevailed, especial
" N the Duchies, where the hostility to the
return Of the Austrian Archdukes continued
unahated.
The Peace Conference.
More favorable reports from the Peace Con-
ference. in session ct Zurich, had been re-
ceived. Il is now believed that II would come
to satisfactory agreement on al contested
points.
As respects that order Of proceedings, It is
stated that the conference is held alternately
IN the apartments Of the Austrian and French
Ministers. and that the strictest secresy Is ct
all times preserved. Not even the secretaries
of the different embassies are admitted TO the
sittines. The ambassadors themselves draw
up. with their own hands, minutes Of the pro-
ceedings, which are afterwards simply trans
scribed by the secretaries.
New York Markets.
NxW YoaK Sept. THE sales Of cotton
to-day amounted to only TOO bales. The
market closed very dull.
The -four market closed firm. Sales to-day
Il, 600 barrels at S4@$4 IS for State super
| fine.
The corn market closed bnoyant, with sales
Of $500 bushels.
Eastern mess pork has slightly declined and
closed ct ga rs to SIS.
Missouri Steamboat Disaster.
ST. LoUIs, Sept 8.-The steamer 81. Marys
met with an accident last night in the Mis-
SCUM and sunk, above St Joseph's. The
| boat and cargo are o total loss.