Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
THREE DAYS LATER FROM KuRopr
ANIMAL OF THE ASIA
NO batiie-Breadstuffs bueyant-Cetton
iower.CsnsoI. sfeadv

NO batiie-Breadstuffs ueyant-Cetton
iewer-CenscIs steady.
SANDy HOOK, MAY a6-Tbe steamship All.
run srn Liverpool on the I4th has lust nassed nm
~ i1u been no battle ia Piedmont
s,i,,i PoieSn lad reached Genoa aud Lad issD.d ,
England has formally ptoclaim.a h., ,.,,,..,,,..
In the pending war >'H'''ieu "et neutrality
istry. '''" Tue Ausulan min
LIVERPOOL. Saturday morning Cation g.. a.
Mfsk opened at an advance Of I'd but ciosad ae
eighth lower. sales of tL. week ~ go Iet an
Exporters took 3Uo The .S,in,s,..a ,Seo oaies-
day Were about 900 bales closing a ths 49,.
| ing quotations: " '"' ioi'o"-
ra,, Orleans. Mobile Uplsnd..
Middling. ............6i3 -I6 o. ia
American s WV %
The Manchester market closed dulI ana with
downward TENDENCY ~ Vim
Breadstuhs Flour closed with an ,dv,,c,n,,
f enuSlcy, ana was held at advance OF Cd on
ldss Ntvhs quotations. Wheat closed buov,nt
ana holders Were demanding an advance ~ "a
| per central. Corn closed firm al GdaI, advance
u S.-Besf quiet, with unimyortant sales
I"tA closed steady; holders offered freely hat
| GOsa6}S i'N h''n AZ
The money market was slightly easier Bullion
| Ia the bank had decreased la the week fI65 80,
q, GonSols for money 81 a9I I. and for account
81 1a9Ia. - ~~ 'o' "''O"''
THE LATEST.
saturday atternOon-Cotton closed dull with
esun'ated sales. Of 5000 bales nearly All 10 On.
| trade BreadStuffs firm Provisions s,n, ,,.;,,
| more inquiry NiHi' WIN
Richardson Spence & Co. report hour6s bipber
| since TUESDAY, closing buoyant hut sales min
| pordnti Southern IlsalIs9d Wheat closed viii
an advancing tendency. Business was checked
ny holders demanding an advance of Cd; Southern
| higher for mixed and yellow: mixed 6s6da6s-d.
yellow bs-d a7sld; white 7s9dassIId
| "eherdl produce-Sugars active and SLIGHTLY
loWSr Coffee dull. Rice quiet. Naval stores
LoHde" Mark,tS. - Bariny's circular reno,,.
sugar odals lower. Rice firm. Turpentine firm
| The Arabia arrived out on S,tu,d,y b,,, L...A
| Vices Were too late TO affect the cotton marked
| baron Htoeck the Russian Minister came pas
SECOND DIsPArCHl
| The steamer has arrived at her dock III. a.
| parture Of Napol"o from France was n1,fsc,
ovation. and his reception at Genoa, where be ar
| ilVeu on The 18th instant, was most cordial M.
Issued stirring address, enioning discinline ana
saying that his only fear was that the troons Ivonid
show too much enthusiasm. IL was expected thai
- nu Mouiu proceed 10 the headquarters Of the
| The hing of Sardinia visited the Emperor AZ
The sandman official bulletins continued to
report rrtr"grade movements by the Austrians
whose head quarters Were at Robbie
| ton. -O'"'oi P0s'-
Il
The Brltlsh Government have formally pro
clalmed strict neutrality, and warned It's sibict
against any violations of it. The War D,uart1ent
LAD issued an important notice, authorizing IN.
dom WV ming
The activity at the English backwards vs.
equal TO what il Was at the ght of the Crini-an
The parliamentaryelections were nearly all over
ana the result is as Was last reported
FRAME
The Of 4.
rms augmentation would raise tL,. humber ~,
rrehrh there 10 5UOn men
fit"ch legislation GA the Corn laws WAS most,
pon'd diy. WIS P"s'
Ih" Bank "f France bad lost - tHaI O,O francs
,h specie during tLr month The Paris Bourse
lad been active aud higher but declined 4 on
the Eth, closing at eff &c
AUSTRIA
The projected mission Of Prince WincIiscb
grd+tz To -. Petershurgh, was abandoned
GERMANY
III" German Diet lad adopted pronosi,ion o.,
pun The Federal garrisons a war footing
PAFsrA
Both the PruSSiln chambers have unaninoor,F>
nInt , WV ""'eth-
Advicfs from COnsiantnople report Increasing
agitation in the Provinces.