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on between Frsuce and Austria respecting
Italy. Count RafAiitye represents Austria
10 the Conference IN place cf Count Colera.
DO, deceased All the treaties would be
signed within q few days II is asserted
that the Congress Of tho Powers win take
place with the adhesion Of England.
LosDoS MAsxrT, Nov i.--BreadsluHa
quiet but stosdy, in prices unalsered Rics
hrmer
LONDON MONEY MkRKEr The stock ex,
change having been closed on the lst inst
the quotation for Consols are those Of tue
8lst ult The money market was decidedly
moro stringent, and there was an active de,
mand American securities are generally
unchanged. Consols closod at 96aQ6l for
money, and 96lG06l for account
The ship Jaoab Bell, from Foo Choo 10 n
Y, put into Hong Kong on Aug 3lst, leaky,
and proceeded to Whampoa.
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CRciNs Ari, Nov 10.
FLOUR-Tbe market remains without any
essential change; the sales to day comprise / :,
400 brls at 4.75d4 80 for superiine, and Qua
5,35 for extra, 3.033 brls were received the last
"a hours
WHISKY The demand IL moderate, aud
The market rather dull. sales 400 brls at 93c.,
including that from wagon.
PROYISIONS-300 brls Mess Pork sold at
1880, and $50 hhds Bacon, at 715c, for Shoul-
ders and 938c for eides, though The latter are
held At 9Ac generally lG0 brls Lard sold at &c
GRoOERIES-Nothing new in the market
Prices are unchanged, aud limited business is
dolngat Gus last quotations
WHEAT-There is no change to notice in
the market since our last report, and prices con
tinue unsettled. Holders ask ,l6@l.lS for
prime white, but buyers do not offer within
or 30 Of these prizes. No sslvs reported
CORN--The market is firm, with a good de.
mand sand prices are steady At 4i@i5c.
OATS-The market is dull Prices are un-
changed: sales 500 bush delivered at 47c.
RYE The market is dull aud without
change: sales 800 bush at 75c
BARLEY-The market continues dull We
quote prime fall at 63@65c., and fair to good
at 55@60c,
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Arrival Of the Overland wall
from California n ReccDtiOm Of
Gen. Scott, &C.

ST. Louis, Nov 10.
The Overland Mail o the 10th arrived
last night Gen. Scott arrived ct San Fran.
cisco on Sunday morning the 10th lie re,
ceiyed the most enthusiastic reception. As
the steamer entered the bay the battery at
Fort Point fred a salute, being the first guns
ever fired from that fort which was follow
ed by like welcome from the batteries on
Alcatraz Island and the Revenue Cutter,
W. s. Marcy.
On the approach Of the Golden Age to the
wharf, the steamers Sonora. Northerner.
Clipper and twilight, each fred an honora
ry salute. The yerious military companies
Of the city, and thousands Of citizens await
ed lis arrival at the dock Gov Weller es
corted the General to an open carriage,
which, attended by milit ~, passed through
the principal streets Of the city, which were
decorated with iiags and various devices
The multitude of people, whose cheers we're
almost iDeessant, accompanied Gen. Scott to
the Oriental Hotel, where, being loudly call
ed upon, he made short speech, remarking
that tho reception accorded him in its una
1 Unity and universally had so astonish ed
and confounded him that words we're mad.
equate to express his sentiments
Speeches were also made qy Gov Weller,
Gen. Clarke and e. d. Burke
Maj. Dodge Indian Agent at Utah, ar,
rived at San Francisco with the survivors Of
the Mountain Meadow massacre, five wos
men, and five children.
Official returns Of the wheat crop from Ia
counties show the product to be three aud O
half millions Of bushels against one and
three quarter millions in the same counties
last year. This immense increase will rem.
der it necessary to export one halfto N. Y.
or Australia.
This mail reports continued depredations
on the Mail Companv's stations by Indians
force Of 200 troops have gone to chastise
the Apaches
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examination Of the Insurrectionists.

CHARLRsTowN, Nov 10.
The Court remained in session until 9
o'clock, when the jury in the case of Cook
rendered verdict of guilty on the charge
of murder and insurrection. Before the
jury retired to consider upon the verdict,
Mr.. Voorhies delivered most powerful ap.
peal in favor of the prisoner, which drew
tears from the eys Of the most embttered OF
his auditors. This morning q motion for q
new trial for Cook, made by his counsel was
argued and finally overruled by the Judge.
Mr., Harding, the District Attorney, re.
fuses to sign "nolle pros" in favor of Ste,
vens, demanding that he shall be tried by
the Virginia State Court The Court has,
however, handed the prisoner over to the
United States Marshal, paying no attention
to the objections of Mr. Harding. 1t is
rumored that Green, Coppie, Copeland and
Cook will all be executed on the same day
with Brown
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ARRIVAL FTHE HUNGARIAN.

pE, JOhNsi ~ II NOV, W,
The steamship Hungarian, from Liver
pool, with dates to the ID inst, has passed
Cape Race, and furnishes adviees only egh
days from Liverpool Her dates are five
days later than received by the City o
Baltimore at n. V
The ship Chas Holmes, from Liverpool
bound to Mobile, was totally wrecked du-
ring the gale that has proved so fatal along
the English coast All her crew perished.
The Emperor Napoleon has written to
King Victor Emanuel, urging him to assent
TO the Villa Franca agreement so as 10 car.
ry out the treaty Of peace with Austria.
The steamer Hungarian sent into this port
AZ persons that had been saved from the
wreck of vessel from Labrador through
the exertions of the captain and crew of the
steamer at tho risk Of their own lives. -
They behaved most heroically and deserve
the highest praise.
Another heavy gale had occurred on the
English coast, but no disasters by il tc
American vessels had been reported at Liy-
erpool when the Hungarian sailed.
The Liverpool papers continue to furnish
information regarding the wreck of the Roy.
al Charter, but no new facts have been de-
veloped. The prospect Of recovering the
half million sterling of gold was less en-.
couraging, although extensive prep arations
for the purpose were being made.
ITALY.-The King of Sardinia had re-
ceiVed letter from the Emperor of France
urging his assent to the terms of the treaty
with Austria. Among other things Napo'
leon makes the following demand That
the Duke of Modena shall be recalled to his
state, that the Duohy of Parma shall be uni.
ted to Piedmont, that Tuscany shall be aug,
mented in territory and restored to the
Grand Duke; and that the projected oonfed
Grafton of tho States of Italy shall with mod,
crate reforms be carried out,
Garibaldi had arrived at Turin TO hold an
interview with King Victor Emanuel. His
reception along the route had been most en-
thusiastici he everywhere received expires,
sions of the faith Of the people in his course
and their reliance In him TO exert all his in,
auence with the King in their favor
FRANoE-Ihe report that France intend-
ed to aid Spain in the war against Morocco
In a similar way to the support given to Pr
edmOnt during the late war is officially dis
claimed
The Duke Padua has been removed from
the French Ministry Of the Interior and
Burmault had been appointed his success,
sor.
SPAIN.--The preparations Of Spain in the
expedition against Morocco we're being
pushed forward vigorously, and il was ex.
peeted that offensive operations would be
commenced about the Sth inst
The Zurich Conference had reassemb!ed
10 take hpal action on the treaties agreed up