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| SAoKvILLE, N. B., November 4.-The Zurich
Treaty stipulates that the ratification of the
| peace treaty shall be exchanged within fifteen
DAYS. The Paris Pays estimates that Naples,
Spain, Portugal and Sweden, are not likely
to be members of the projected Congress. The
London Times, Post and Herald are averse to
England joining it. The P1st, Lord Palmers-
toms organ, regards the Italian Complication
as very serious, and the situation Of Napoleon
very embarrassing. It also thinks it certain
that Romagna viii be attacked by the Papal
troops, and that at the first menace Of an
armed intervention in the Duchies, Carl
baldi's troops will sweep away every vestige
of the Papal rule. The electricians have
commenced experiments on the Atlantic
Cable with some encouraging results. 1t is
reported at Paris that the Emperor has re-
fused an audience 10 deputation from Ba-
the Duchies. The English journals continue
to draw attention to the immense naval arna-
ments now building in France, particularly
at Toulon, where twenty-five large ships are
being constructed. Nothing definite is known
as to the projected French China expedition.
It is reported that Marshal Valiant has sug-
gested to Napoleon the occupation Of the
Duchies by the French troops, to prevent
civil war.
Considerable excitement prevails at Pied
mont, on account of the conditions Of the Zu-
rich Treaty.
1t is reported at Turin that Nespolitan war
ships having been seen of Romagna, a Pied
montese squadron has been ordered into the
Adriatie.
There is an unoonhrmsd rumor of revolu-
tionary movement at Palermo, in which one
hundred and fifty rebels were killed.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, October 81 l.--Thers has been an
improvement in the prices for middling quail
ties Of Cotton, amounting to I'd, particularly
for New Orleans and Mobile middiugs, the
advance has been asked for all the clear de-
scriptions Of Cotton, owning to the scarcity.
$500 of which have been taken by speculators,
and 5000 bales by exporters. The sales to-
day (Friday) are estimated at 5000 bales,
including 1000 bales to spectators and for
exports. The market closed steady at the fol-
lowing authorized quotations: New Orleans
fair I'D; middling 3-l6d.; Mobile fair I'D;
middling ID; upland nd; middling 1-l6d.
There is stock Of 10000 bales in port, 372,
900 of which are American. The advices
from Manchester are unfavorable. Goods are
slow of sale but the prices are unaltered. The
market for India goods has declining ten.
dency.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
There has been q considerable advance in
all kinds Of Cotton, especially for fair and
middling qualities; sales of the week amount
to 5000 bales, at 115f. for New Orleans, tres
ordinairs, and 105 for ditto bas. There is q
stock Of "A, 900 bales in port
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET
October 2l.-The Breadstufs market gen.
orally closed dull Messrs. Richardson, Spence
& Co.'s circular reports -four dull at 22s. 3d..
and 27s. per brl. for American. Wheat is dull
at 9s. 3d.@9s. Cd. for red, and 9s. 8d.@
lis. per GENITAL Of 100 lbs. for white. Corn is
quiet. Yellow 29s 6d.@30s. Cd. per quar-
ter white 35s.@37. Messrs. Bigland,
Athgs i Co. quote an advance Of Id. since
Tuesday in wheat.
| Bigland, Athga q Co., Jas. McHenry, Rich
ardson, Spence & Co. and others, report beef
quiet but steady. Pork dull; bacon dull lard
frmer; other articles quiet.
Sugar buoyant, and advanced 6d.@1s. !;
coffee quiet; rice, Carolina, firm; resin dull and
slightly lower common AZ. 1d.@4s. I'd. ;
spirits Of turpentine dull, at 3ts. 3d.@36s.
Sd.
LONDON BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Barring reports the market very dull. Sugar
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