New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
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'....,s, citv of Washington arrived from Liv-
:, O'clock on Thursday; Blu. her advices are no
- En- .hose Of the Indian, published on Tuesday.
latest BY THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
nv TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO. LIVERPOOL.
LosDos, Sept. %, 1859.
The London Daily Ners city srticlel, Of "Wednesday
evening, says:
"The funds remain without any movement OF I'M
rny.ance. British railway stocks were weaker IN the
sMsrnoon. There wss q moderate demand for money.
The best bills taken a. |ta2i per cehs: du n
.onyt ~ goM taken TO the Bank to-day ws t2O,O cO
The f243 600 by the Kent caIae 70 hand, Dat a. 700
ate an hour 20 be dealt with.
A movemept is on FOO, among the merchants an
,,.de 9th the Cape of Good Hope, having Tor its OBJ
ne. The presenaton Of address to Sir George Grey
On his return from the colony.
Last evening a meeting was held a. the Hall Of
Ssno. 20 adopt measures for the sl and immediate
abolition of eggDg in the army and navy. The chair
vas occupied by j. G Murrough e1 member for Bird
port
The Tiues City Article Of Wednesday evening
sys:
the firm prices Of yesterday. In the discount market
take place at n per cent the sdvces from the con-
tpent describe geneI al absence OF speculative bus
nese notwi htsndug the supersbuDdance OF capital
in each Of the markets AT Hamburg the rate OF dis
court was only per cent In the railway market TO-
day there has been reaction, especially IN the hesv
er stocks The decline was from to ! per cent"
The freedom of the City Of Aberdeen was presente l
10 Lord John Russell last evening, in Music Hall. In
the course Of bis address he declared that England
would never under his auspices, enter into Con-
gIess unless the rights of the people to govern them
selves without the interference of foreign coercion
were recognized. He also touched on parliamentary
REFORM and concluded eloquent speech by declaring
that England held beacon on high which might yet
save the rest Of the world.
The City Article Of The Herald states that at Mark
Lane the tendency TO advance On Mondays prices
was visible The average price Of Wheat in Epgland
and Wales fer the week ending Saturday last was
ALTO being a decline Of only Id. Since Aug ~, the
decline amounts TO 2 % per quarter.
A deputation from the masobs waited On the master
builders yesterday. The interview is said to hive
lasted several hours and at the close was adjourned
until this day. The result would have an important
bearing on the strike.
ZURICH, Sept 90 l859.-Prince Napoleon has ar
rived here Separate ferences between the French
and Sardnisp and afterward between the French and
Austrian Plenipotentaries have taken place.
LosDoS, Sept. 0.-Some fresh details have been
given in Paris journal respecting the projected e1-
men, cboten from the best of every corps. is
certain that all the Of regiment are not fitted to
endure the climate. A depot to repair deficiencies is
to be established near Hong Kong or Shanghae. The
departure of the force cannot take place before the
first fortnight of November.
The Dictator Of Modens has given orders for the
purcbsse of 10000 Mimic rifles, and also Of the horses
Ct the PiedmOntese cavalry.
A telegram from Naples announces that the King
has left the Romsn frontiers, for the purpose, it was
said, of having an interview with the Pope
The Herald correspondent Gays that Austria and
Piedmont are about making wsrlke preparations,
and that the French Army of occupation in Italy is
about to receive reenforcements. The renewal of
hestiEtes lie apprehended by many.
The Spanish Government is said by the Journal des
Dbats to have clned the mediation Of England in
the dispute with Morocco.
The semi-oficial journal Of Madrid denies that
convention exists between France and Spain relative
10 Morocco.
The political news IL unimportant.
TIE London Times Gays that the seizure Of San
Juan originated in sudacty and the assumption that
England would be afraid to avenge it, it is time to put
an end TO-
AID. Carter has this day been elected Lord Mayor
of London for the ensuing year.
The Representative Of the Grand Duke Of Tuscany
at Rome has refused to deliver up the Embassy house.
although threatened with the confscation of his own
property in Tuscany. 1t is said he is supported in his
refusal by the ambassadors Of France and Austria.
The Paris Pays, semi.ohicial journal, announces
the arrival Of the American Minister at Pekin lie
assembled one Of the branches of the Peiho, accom-
panied by the members of bis Legation. They were
not allowed to anything of the country, and while
aw aiting interview with the Emperor, were re-
CURED not TO leave the residence assigned to them
The case of Paterson, person implicated in the
Church riots at 81. Georges nthe East reopened
this morning before Mr.. Ysrdey, who decided upon
sepdir g it to the Sessions.
GALWAY, Wednesday Evening The steamship
Jason, from New-York has arrived.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday.-The steamship North
Briton from Quebec 7th arrived at lO this forenoon
PARIS, Sept. 2S, 1875 p. m.-ContiDued fatness is
apparent on the Bourse. Rentes opened al 67f55c.
1925 p. m.-The business transa lions to-day have
been very limited AID funds have undergone further
dechoe amounting on Rentes 10 nearly per cent the
final quotations being 69f.l5c.
LosDoS STooK ExoHANGE, Thursday-Closng
pioes-Co nsos flr money u.s. and for 9j 695i
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 2.-The Berkshire, hence to
Wilmington days out has p; back with loss Of galley boats
LONDON PRODUcE MARKET Sep. @.-Sugsr ex
ce, hati the few lots sd cheaper than yesterday
Cos far only eco bags common MsoTe have been
ssSat 1890 paci.,es ff sale to morrow Rice e.sy Rom
sr s.ps,ef quiet, ae sale. Of cent st s. and 81 st
Fre~ o., orpa Correspondent
LIVERPOOL, Thursday mornpg.-The sales OF Cor
TON yesterday steo bales including LEGO speculation
and Tor export onossiion. we're barely maataInsd
FLovs and WHEAT steady. Corn declinire Provisions
Sui but steady. Por AsRrs hrm a. q, Other article,
unchanged