Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-01
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Steamer Jason.

ST. JOINS, August 3O.-Thc steamer ia
son, from Galway, with dates to Saturday,
the Goth, arrived here this afternoon.
The news is not important. Nothing
further has transpired i'll reference to the
Zurich Conference
The Empress Eugene was said to be en-
clente.
The National Assembly Of Tuscany had
declared that the dynasty must not be re-
called. The MOdcna National Assembly
was also taking strong grounds 10. national
liberty.
NJ. Forma had accepted the dictatorship of
Parma.
The work on the Notifications at koen-
ingsberg, which was suspended at the all
nouncement of peace, has been vigorously
resumed.
Cardinal Antsneli had resigned the pres
idency of the Council of Rome.
The Calcutta mail of the 10th of July had
arrived The King of Dude had been re-
leased
The King of Prussia had rallied at last
accounts, and it WAS expected he would lin
ger on for some time.
Cardinal Antonelli in resignng the presl-
dcncy of the Council, does not resign the po-
stion of Secretary of State.
Five thousand European troops at Calcut-
ia had accepted their discharge.
The Zurich Conference, according to the
latest accounts, was doing nothing.
The steamship Great Eastern would leave
on the sd of September, on her trial trip.
Political affairs in England were quiet.
Mr.. Golden had received Il grand demon
stration from his Ruchdale constituents.
The amnesty extended by the Emperor of
France, had created surprise, but gave gene
raj satisfaction Louis Blanc had refused to
accept it.
LONDON, Saturday noon.-Thc Austrian
plenipotentary announced ut the Zurich
BANG net that he had strong hopes of the
early success of the conference.
The Tuscan Assembly received with great
enthusiasm the proposition to Danish forever
the House of Hapsburg and Lorraine.
Doubtful rumOrs were received from Paris
that Generals Canrobert and Mel had not
been confirmed as senator's.
The Paris Bourse on Friday, closed firm.
CONMERCGAL.-LyEErooL CorToN MARKET-
Sales of che week 6l,OOU bales, including i.1oO
bales to SPECTATORS and 900 bales tor export
All qualities have slightly declined Fair and
lnlddiug has declined most--say I'd, and finer
qualities and sundry descriptions still more. The
market closed dull Friday, with sales of 1000
bales, including 1000 bales for speculation and
export. Fair Orleans, Sd; middling, I'd; Mobile
fair, 7id; mddlng, tx; Upland fair. ~ middltng
6 l3l6d. Stock i'll port, 651,O 900 bales, OF which
JS1 900 bales American.
Manchester adviccs are untavorable, and preyi-
Gus quotations are barrel v maintained.
LIVERPOOL. BREApSTUFFs Observation-Disclosures
son. Spence & Co. quote: The harvest prospects
have been favorable, Flour is quiet, at lOs(I Is
81. Wheat is firm, and all qualities of French
have slightly advanced. Western red. Is GdG9s
ID: white, 9s@.9s I'd. Corn has declining ten
dency: holders offer freely, but show no DISPOSE
ton to press sales. Mixed and yellow, Is 6d@L5S
I'd; white, 7sM..s I'd.
LoSpOy MARKETs.-BreadSuf closed steady.
Sugar is dull at a decline Of til on middling and
lower grades chiefly. Rice steady.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.--Thc market for Amcrl-
can securities generally, closed unchanged.
MONEY MARkgT.-The money market is slight
" easier ConsoIs 9j!@gjs for money and ac
count.
TIE LATEsT.-LIvERrUoL, Saturday n"on.-
Cotton closes dull. Sales to-day estimated 1T l.oo0
bales. BreadStufs close quiet. Wheat Is irm.-
Provisions generally close very dull.