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additional News by the Ocean Queen.

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New YORK, September 1.-THE Ocean
Queen sailed from Havre on tho 3lst ult., and
Cowes at three A. M. of the lst inst. She
has three hundred and fifty passengers, a
large cargo, $4,000 in specie tad heavy
mail.
The purser's report says: "September l,
three P. NJ, passed the steamship Fulton, from
New York, off the Lizard, bound in. On
the 4th, in latitude so II, longitude q 80,
passed steamship Vanderbilt, from New York
for Southampton and Havre."
The Ocean Queen experienced heavy west
erly gales for three days.
Our Liverpool correspondent says that the
steamship Anglo Saxon for Quebec, and the
Kangaroo for New York, were detained till
the night of the 3lst, the stormy weather pre-
venting the embarking Of their passengers.
The steamship Kangaroo from New York on
the 18th ult., arrived at Liverpool on the 9th
ult The Teutonia, from New York on the 18th
ult, arrived at Southampton on the 3Oth ult,,
on route to Hamburg. The Noua Scotian, from
Quebec on the 23d ult., arrived at Liverpool
on the 3Oth, and the Circassian; from New
York, on the 18th ult, via Of st. Johns, ar
rived at Galway on the 3Oth ut.
The American ship Ben Bot, from Ha-
vana, bound to Falmouth, was wrecked at
Brendoz. The whole amount OF the Russian
4l2 200, 900 loan had been subscribed, and
exchanges on ST. Petersburg had fallen three
per cent. A Bavarian loan, for the purpose
of defraying the military expenses of the
country, had been issued at IS q per cent.
There was nothing of importance known
respecting the doings of the Zurich Confor-
ence.
Advices from Athens report the dissolution
of the Greek Chambers.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 3d. COton--The sales
for three days have been 10000 bales, of which
spoculaters and exporters each took 1000
balo,. The market closed firm, with an ad-
vancng tendency. In some cases prices were
1-l6d higher. Middling Orleans was quoted
at Z lid, and middling uplands 6 l5-l6d.
The Manchester market was firmer, and in
some cases prices were slightly higher.
Breadstu6s-Very dull. Measrs. Richard
son, Spence & Co. state that the weather had
been stormy and unfavorablo for crops, but the
harvest was almost over. Flour very dull and
easier, but quotations unchanged; American
l0@l2s. Wheat very dull; Red 7s.6d. @9s.ld.;
White 9s. .@9s.Gd. Corn steady; mixed and
yellow 5s.6d.@ d.@5s.9d.; White 7s.@7s.8d.
Propisions--The market has declining tend
sncy. Beef heavy, holders pressing on the
market. Pork heavy and nominal. Bacon
dull and nominally unchanged. Lard quiet
but steady. Tallow slow of sale, but prices un-
altered: butchers, 54S.
Produoo-Rosiu steady at 3s. Cd. OBS. 1Od.
for common. Sugar steady. Rice quiet. Cof-
fee quiet. Ashes quiet at 27@2Ss Sd. Spirits
Turpentine steady at S4s. I'D. Quercitron
Bark--sales unimportant.
m.LrvERPooL, y. August 3l.-Cotton steady. The
estimated sales to-day are 5000 bales, includ-
ing 600 bales each to spectators and export.
ers. Holders offer freely, but do not press sales.
BrOadstufs-Dull: sales unimportant.
Provisions.-Th market closes very dull.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, August 9l.-ConSols closed steady
at 95A@95%.
LONDON MARKET.
LONDON, August 3O.-Wheat and Flour close
dull. Tea is unchanged. Sugar and Rice
hoavy. Coffee firm. Tallow also firm.