The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-10-27

sos. Bacon is dull, and lard quiet and steady.
Tallow is unchanged.
Pot and pearl ashes are steady at 27s. Cd.
q 29s. l}t
Sugar is steady. Coffee quiet. Rice firm.
Rosin steady. Turpentine dull.
London Market, Oct. ll.-Wheat is firm at
an advance of Is. Sugar and coffee are firm.
Tea is firm. Rosin is firm. Linseed oil 29s. Sd.
Money Market--American securities are uu.
changed. Consols closed at Sc. The money
market is stringent.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
Nep York, Oct. 24-By the steamer Ocean
Queen, FROM Hayre, via Southampton, we have
dates 10 the 18th, one day later.
The ship Quebec, of New Orieans was wreck
ed on Eddystone lighthouse, ON the 18th.
Robert Stephenson, the celebrated engineer
and inventor, is dead.
The Zurich Con- Observation-Disclosures refuses to
diminish the amount of debt she claims from
Lombardy, and as due to her from Sardinia
France and Sardinia propose to submit the
point to arbitration.
The demands of Austria are not only resist
ed by Sardinia, but do not receive the support
of France, who has proposed to submit the dis.
puted point to arbitration. No answer had been
received to the proposal.
Haly.-The news from Italy is important.
Numerous arrests had been made at Parma,
and the principal authors and accomplces in
the death Of Anviti were in the hands OF Justice.
The city was tranquil, and the disarming Of the
populace had been ordered. 1t was surround
ed by Modenese and Tuscan troops.
General Garibsldi had issued a proclamation
to the army Of Italy. He says,
Soldiers, the hour Of new struggle ap.
proaches. The enemy is threatening, and will
perhaps attack us before many days arc over.
In addressing my old companions Of Lombar.
dy, am not speaking to deaf men, and kno "
that it is enough to tell them that we are going
to fight the enemy of Italy. l shall look to see
you there form in your ranks Dated Bologne,
October 9Th.
The Pope was to have an interview with the
King of Naples at Castle Gendolfo, where he
will prolong his stay on account of the agitation
reigning in Rome. After his departure from
Rome, a demonstration took place in honor of
the Sardinian Ambassador, and crowd of per-
sons, estimated at ten thousand, left their carls
at the Ambassadors residence. The French
gendarmes preserved order, but The effect Of the
demonstration was profound. The Ambassa
dor was to leave on the 10th, when another 81
lent demonstration was expected.
The French Government wishes the arrears
of the pension Monte Napoleon, and all in-
demnity for the cost Of the late war, to be in
cluded in the settlement Of the debt which will
have to be paid by Austria and Piedmont
France. = The Emperor was expected at
Paris on Wednesday night
Egyptian envoy of the Sultan had arrived
at Alexandria, bearing an order to the viceroy
OF Egypt, TO oppose the continuation of the
work on the Suez canal. The foreign Consus
had Immediately assembled.
n L. A.
Emperor of Morocco had ratified the arrange
ment concerning the frontier line of Melila, and
expressed readiness to give Spain all the salts
f. ction she demanded.
Turkey. - Additional discoveries had been
made at Constantinople concerning the late
conspiracy. 1t is asserted that incendiary ma.
chimes had been discovered, which were des.
tined to be used in burning the European part
of the town. The Grand Vizier had rendered
his resignation, but it had been refused. 1t
was evident, however, that dissolution of the
Ministry was inevitable. The new loan had
been contracted under heavy conditions.
On the occasion of the funeral of the Bey Of
Tuns, the Moors assaulted the Jews, wounding
many MORALLY. Some Christians were also
wounded. A Minister Of the new Bey came to
the rescue, striking and killing many on the
spot, and causing thirty Mussulmen to be ar
Commercial No breadstufs or provision
markets have come to hand.
Liverpool Cotton Market.--Cotton Is in good
request at extreme rates. Sales for two days,
$4,000 bales.
From CALIToaNrA--Ne.o York, Oct. "a
The steamer Baltic arrived this evening, bring.
ing California dates to 9th. She brings
1900, 900 in specie.
The Baltic's mails and passengers have made
the trip from san Francisco in nineteen days
and seven hours. The Golden Gate connected
with the Baltic, and left at the same time with
mails for California.
The Golden Age, with Gen. Scott on board,
sailed from Acapulco on the 9Th. All we'll
The frigate Roanoke left Aspinwall for GREY
town on the 18th. The sloop Preble sailed on
the 10th. The storeship Relief was in port on
the 18th, when the Baltic left.
Cdlifornia.-James NJ. Crane had died of
apoplexy.
Col. Washington, Collector Of San Francisco,
had entered the field for the United States Sen.
atorship-
Adviees from San Bernardine report a seri.
Gus row between Mormons and Gentiles, in
which several persons were wounded, but none
dangerously.
Victoria dates to 9th ult. had been received.
There were no new developments in the San
Juan affair.
Captain Porter, of the United States ship St.
Mary's, had made an authorized protest against
Capt Stones expulsion from Sonora, aud de-
clared his intention TO use any force necessary
for their protection.
An outbreak had occurred in the California
State prison, which was suppressed after three
men had been killed and twelve wounded, in
GLIDING one the ovorneers
The schooner Rolmas, lying at Quarry Point,
was the scene Of the affair, $50 convicts having
attempted TO escape with her.
Salt Lake advices had been received TO the
2lst ult. Carpenter. prominent merchant had
been killed by the Danites, Rumor said that
several parties of emigrants had been plum
dered by Indians on the northern route, and
several Killed.
San Juan advices say that notice was posted
on the wharf, that the United States revenue
laws are in force in all the islands east of Haro
channel, and property or vessels landing will
be seized and con6scated, ifthe laws are not
complied with. A vessel which landed Hquor
had been confscsted, and the owner fined
$500, aud sentenced TO one yours imprison.
ment.
The San Francisco markets were dull, and