The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-06-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, june 2.-The sales for the
wsek ending Fridry lung ]. in tho LixaEtaal--
cotton market, amounted to 550OObaleS VI
this amount 200 bales were taken by specu-
lators, and 10000 bales for export, leaving
A 900 bales to the trade.
The market closed generally very dull and
teniing downwards.
All qualities of cotton declined 16d@ lad.
during the week.
The lower grades of cotton were difficult Of
sale, and the prices are very irregular and
hard to quote.
The sales of cotton to-day (Friday) foot up
1000 bales of which speeultaors and exporters
each took 1000 bales
The market closed very duh at the fellow
ing quotations of the Brokers Circular:
Fair Orleans, 734d.
Fair Mobile, 7ssd.
Fair Uplands, 7lsd.
Middling Orleans 15-16d.
Middling Mobile, Lied
Middling Uplands 3 1-16d
The amount of cotton now in the port of
Liverpool adds up l ,295, 600 bales.
of the above quantity l,0890 900 bales are
said to be American production.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
HAvRE, Jnne 2d-The market closed very
dull and tending downwards.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, ria QUEEEsTowN, June g.
The sales of cotton yesterday add up 1000, of
which amount spectators and exporters each
took 1000 bales.
The market closed generally dull, at FRI
days quotations.
Eropean Political News.
GARIBALDT VICTORIES IN sIcILY-PALERMo
BoMRARDEp.
Garibaldi and his expedition to the island of
Sicily engross the public attention, and in po-
litical circles nothing else is scarcely spo-
ken Of
1t is now confirmed that Gen Garaibaldi
and his forces, alter desperate fight outside
the walls of Palermo, in which he completely
routed the Royal troops, had entered that
city triumphantly.
Garibalbi had established his headquarters
at Palmermo and was declared Dictator of
Sicily
After fierce combat and bombardment by
sea and by land, the populaca took possession
Of the royal palace and burned it.
The latest accounts from Sicily state that
Palermo was still being bombarded
LATLR FROM CALIFORNIA.
ST. LOUIS, Jane 13.-The Central Over
land Pony Express has arrived at st. Joseph
with adrices from California and the Terrific
ries To the Sd inst
The express left Ruby Valley on the Sd
inst, and brings no news beyond that point
On account of the depredations instigated
by tue whites, the express remained in Cali
tornla for fear of being attacked before it
reached a safe place.
DEPREDATIoNs OF THE INDIANS.
fhe Indians in the Territories of Utah are
stl ry mischlevous, ami not iay passes
without some report of an attack upon emf
grants and their trains coming to hand.
WAR WITH THE INDIANS.
Great preparations are being made at Vir-
5inia City for campaign against the Indians
who have lately created so much disturbance
in that vicinity.
Eight hundred stand of arms had already
arrived, and 500 volunteers have enrolled
against the Indians.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FOR WESTERN
UTAH.
At thu suggestion of Judge Cradlebaugh
the citizens of Virginia City, with those Of
Geneva, Carson City and other points, will as
semble to consider the appointing OF dele,
gates to meet in Carson City for the purpose OF
forming provisional government for Western
Utah.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM MEXICO.
WASHINGTON, June 1Sth.-Minster NC
Lanes dispatches from Vera Cruz are decid-
edly unGyorable for the Liberal party Oh Mex
ico.
1t appears frem his dispatches that the lab
eral army's statements regarding their Veto
ries over the church forces have been exas'
gerated.
The internal discords make it probahe tnat
tie Juarez or Constitutional Gove'hment OF
Mexico will not be able to sustaiF tscii' even
tominalIy, much longer. ,.w
; Senior Mata has receiving smiiar intelligence
lfrom Vera Cruz. "
prcuuoNp pEMocpATIc CONVENTION.
RIcEMoSp. June fS.-Previous to adjourn
, ;,r onn vesteriay a.esolution was offered which
rss ss yynan;mo,.iy adopted, instructing the se-
: .oI;no daIalates to return to Richmond and
,,,sat IN convention on the 2lst inst
NEW HAMrsHIRE ELECTION
eoScoRp, n. H., june 13.-The Hon. DAN
iel Clark fRep. has been re- elected q. s. Sena-
tor by the New Hampshire Legislature,