The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-28
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From de Ne,o Orleans Papers.
Further News from Earope-ArrivaI OF
Steamship Professionalism Troops
Threatning Legations.
NEW YORK, September 19-The Cunard
steamship Persia, CAPTAIN Judkins has ar
rived at this port. She left Liverpool on
Saturday, the Sd instant and brings our full
report Of the Liverpool Cotton market, and
other items not reported by the B6russia,
although the latter steamer brought one day
later dates than the Persia
Commercial Intelligence.
IavERPooL CoTroN MARKET.-Liyerpool,
Sept 3.-The sales of Cotton during the
week foot up 81 COO by exporters. Far and
Middling qualities have advanced Lied. The
market closed steady at the following quota
tons of the Brokers circular Fair-Orleans
Sd Mobile I'D; Uplands So Middling-
Orleans Z Lied Mobile l 1916 Uplands
67s. The stock at Liverpool amounts to
652, 600 bales, of which $4,000 bales are of
American production. Some authorizes re-
port an advance of lad; others say that
prices are quotably higher.
BAvRE CoTToN MARKET-Havre, Sept 3.
The Havre Cotton market opened in the early
part of the week at slight decline, but closed
firm at the quotations of last week. The
sales of the week amount to 5000 bales.
Orleans Tres 0rdinaire closed at 1l3 francs.
Orleans Bias LOSE
General News.
Owing to the difficulties which had arisen
in the settlement of the Italian Confederation
and improbability of the plenipotentiaries being
able to agree upon the important questions at
issue, it was expected that the Zurich Con-
ference would soon he brought to an abrupt
close, without having accomplished anything
towards settlement of the Italian question.
AdYices from Rome state that the Pontifcal
troops were threatning the Legations.
The directors of the steamship Great Eas-
tern have further postponed her day Of sailing
for America to the 29th of September.
Farther by the Persia and Borussia-PoIi-
teal Movements in ItalY-Spanish Exc
pedItIon against tie MoarS-The Lon
doa BHildefs' Strike.
ITALY.-The National Assembly of the
Ro&aenes comprising the Northern portion of
the Papal States was still in session at
Bolonga.
The Governor-G General of the Romagna, in
an address to the assembly, stated that he had
provided for the defense of the country from
all sides, by the formation of league with
the neighboring Statesof Modena and Parma.
The election in Bologna resulted in an i'm
mense majority in favor of the Liberal ticket,
which entirely repudiates the temporal power
Of the Pope.
head Of the movement.
The finances of the Romagna are found to
be in an excellent condition. and the provis-
ional government viii be able, it is believed, to
get along without loan now that the over
throw of the temporal power of the Pope has
been so successfully accomplished in that
section.
The bandits and smugglers which have so
long infested that section of the country have
entirely disappeared and perfect security pre-
walls throughout the Romagna
The Italians are beginning to exhibit much
impatience at the inactivity and want of
progress of the Zurich conferences. and the
opinion generally prevails that a general con-
gresS Of. all the great powers must be held as
the only means Of settling the great ques-
tons at issue.
The government of the Pope rejects all re-
forms and is using its influence and threaten
ing force to prevent the establishment of those
proposed in the Romagna.
RUssA.--The Russian expedition into
Daghestan, in Asia, had proved completely
| successful, and company had been formed at
st. Petersburg for the construction of COM
mercial port there upon larger scale.
The government had ordered the three
corps d'armee, under Prince Gortsehakof, to
be placed on peace footing.
SPAIx.-The Queen of Spain has sent
protest to the various European courts against
| the expulsion Of her cousin from Parma
The Spanish government has determined
upon sending an expedition against the Moors,
and has appointed Gen. Prince to Commander
fn-Chief of the expedition.
FRAScE.-Col Charms and Col Barbes have
formally refused to avail themselves of the
benefits Of the amnesty granted by Napoleon,
and Col. Charras has written letter filed
/ with the most furious inYectiyes against
| the Emperor.
The full triumph of the French Admiralty
over the English in relation to the New
Foundland fisheries is announced in the Paris
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