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god O., v.ar SAoKvlLIR, N. B., October g..
ID The steamship Canada arrived at Halifax
yesterday at noon, with Liverpool dates to the
oath ultimo. as a
The horse express, with dispatches for the
Associated Press, reached here this morning,
but the telegraph wires having been disar-
ranged by the storm yesterday, no communica-
ton could be dispatched until noon to- day.
= The following is abstract of the commercial
intelligence furnished by the Canada.
LIvERpooL, September %
Lower qualities of cotton have declined
during the week I'D. Breadstuifs of all quail
ties show a declining tendency. Provisions
close steady. ........
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, September %.
Money is decidedly more stringent. Consols
closed at 955s.
Money shows an average business without
any quotable change.
The express rider reports the roads between
Halifax and this point as badly damaged by
the recent storm. Eight bridges on the route
have been swept away. The steamer Ariel
from New York, bound to Havre, touched at
Southampton on the 23d ult.
LIVERPOOL, September %.
The sales Of Cotton for the week have been
$4,000 bales. The quotations Of new American
Flour are 25@26s. per barrel.
The telegraph lines between Sackville and
Boston are working badly, and no general news
has come to hand.
.a4 LIVERPOOL MARKET.
-. LIVERPOOL, September 90.
Cotton: sales for the past week have been
~, 600 bales, including 10000 bales to specu-
lators and 5000 to exporters. All qualities
have declined I'd. and for inferior grades the
decline is still more. Holders cffsr freely but
show no disposition to press sales. The sales
to-day have been 5000 bales, closing quiet
but steady: Orleans fair ND; middling
6 l5-16d. Mobile 72sd.; middling 6Md. Up
lands fair 71sd; middliDg 65sd. The stock in
port is 592, 500 bales, including 100000 Amer
ican., Manchester adviees are favorable, the
market for goods closing quiet but dull
Breadstu6s.-All qualities show declining
tendency. Messrs. Richardson & Spence re-
port Flour dull and quotations barely main
tanned. American quoted at 25@26s. per brl
Wheat dull at decline of 1@2d. per cental
sales old at rs. 4d.@9s. white 9s69s. id.
Corn dull at decline of 3D.; mixed IS. Sd@l6s
ID; yellow IS. 9d.@6s. I'd; white 7s.@7s. Cd
Prortsions-Market closes steady. Beef
steady. Pork quiet and quotations nominal.
Bacon dull and holders are pressing on the
market.
Producc.-Sugar steady and in better de-
mand. Coffee quiet: all qualities have slightly
declined. Rice quiet. Resin firm and all
qualities have advanced: sales common at 4s.
.d.@4s. 3d., closing at 4s. Cd. Spirits Tur-
pentine steady at 35s. 6d.@36s. Tea closed
firm.
sFrw LIVERPOOL, September "a.
The estimated GALES of Cotton to-day are
1000 bales, including 1000 bales for export.
The market closes quiet
The Arctic steamer Fon had returned with
interesting records and relics of the Franklin
expedition, from which it appears that Sir
John Franklin died in 1S47, and the ship
was abandoned in lS4S.
The King of Belgium's proposition to set
tie the Italian question was reported to have
been accepted by Napoleon. 1t includes an
European Congress to assemble at Brussels.
The statements regarding the other provi-
sions were conflicting.
The London Herald has reason for believ-
ing that definite treaty of peace will soon
be concluded at Zurich, bearing, however,
oily the signatures of France and Austria.
The preliminaries of Villa Franca will be
strictly maintained. r ...
A dispatch from Berne says that q courier
from Vienna had reached Zurich with in
structions to draw UP q treaty of peace and a
document for the cessi0n Of Lombardy to
Sardinia. ...
No allusion was made to the Duchies.
The Arctic expedition found at Point
Williams record, dated April %, 1S4S,
signed by Captains Crozier and Fitz James,
hot ho,
,loned three days previously in the ice, and
that one hundred and five survivors were
proceeding to Great Fish River; that Sir
John franklin had died in June of the pre-
vous year, and that the total deaths to date
were nine officers and fifteen men.
Many interesting relics were found on the
western shore of King Williams Island
Others were obtained from the Esquimaux
who stated. that after the abandonment Of
the ships, one was crushed by the ice and the
other forced ashore. Several skeletons o.
Franklin's men, quantities of clothing and
q duplicate record up to the abandonment
of the ship, were discovered.
The English journals continue to discuss
the San Juan question, generally in conciliat
nglanguagc. ...
large reinforcements for China were t.
leave England by the overland route. 4
part of the squadron for the China service
had already sailed.
The Daily Ne,css city article says.-"Th
funds on Friday were stationary in price
and transactions being on scant scale"
Tho Times city article s.sys:-"Notwith
standing the near approach OF The end Of tn
quarter, there is undiminishod eas.' in the dis
eoant market, and considerable tral' l'sacnon
Aka place at "a per cent"
sSsait Stephenson, the eminent enginee,,' i
feessspi as dangerously III.
sa.scE.-It is asserted that the result Of
we Shat Of the King Of Belgium to Napoleon
~ B&fritz WAS fully successful and various