The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-25
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Frop the Ne0 Orleans Papsrs.
' Steamships Africa and Connaught,

By Steamships Africa and Connaugnt'
New York, July 20.-The steamship Con-
naueht. whose arrival from Galway, ut st.
Johns. N. F., last night, was reported, and
the Africa, from Liverpool, which arrived
here to-day. bring the following news OF
importance and interest:
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
I.ryrRpooL. July 1.-The sales Tor the
| weel ending Friday, July 8, in the LIVER
pool cotton market, amounted TO 'oooO
| bales. Al
The market closed generally dull Al
Qualities of cotton had experienced iurther
| decline Of I'D, since the departure OF Inc
| steamship Arabia. The prices were very
;rreeular throughout the week, and holders
were pressing their stock on the market. -
On Friday. the sales Of cotton were lo,OVo
bales. of which spectators and exporters pooA
5000 leaving z 900 to the trade.
The market closed more active at an IN
creased demand. which was freely met
The following are the authorized quota
tions Of the Brokers Circular
Fair Orleans, I'D; Fair Mobile, "a; tsir
ITplands. esd; Middlng Orleans, 518d; MO
ding Mobile, SID; Middling Uplands, o1s d;
The amount OF cotton now in the port o.
Liverpool sums up ,298, 5000 bales, OF when
, 100000 have been received from american
, ports. .,..s.or and
!, other manufacturing districts continue " u
! of an unEayorable character -
= The market for goods and yarns, clo'e'
dull and prices had a tendency to decinie'
Fo,r thousand well equipped volunteer
arc ready to leave Genoa for the Island
Sicily. ,.;.oa
The siege of the city Of Naples IS raised.
le The constitution Of 1913 has been pre-
" claimed. and the press Of 1o48-'49 re-es
s. tablished.
- The chambers are convoked for the lst
vi September and the National Guard ha'
OF been Professionally Reconstructed.
The city of Naples at the latest dates WI
in state Of tranquility.
r. Adyices from Rome say it is rumored tn
the Roman troops, under the command
Gen. Lamoriciere, have moved towards Z
Neapolitan frontier.
oe- The Papal Government has released &C
ght tain number of political prisoners in I
mes Romagna.
"a 1t IS said that the most violent pressure
~. being exercised by the Emperor Napoleon,
ok the courts of Naples and Turin, for the
ton Corcement of confederation in Italy, repI
- nant to each. l nc AuElh OPbttOtS SOL . ~
90 an arrangement is unadvisable.
" Piedmont has laid conditions on the acce
mo- ance of the proposition, which amounts 4
ms refusal.
q To The new Sicilan loan Of forty-tiye
wing lions OF francs Is sUUI on CONGRESS
the a., - I,,,roneon no1vers have form
;tion AGREED to the Emperor's proposal for
assembling of a Congress, for the purpos'
II, settling the pending European questl
M The conference will certainly meet at 4
, 20 during the month Of October.
: ~. W. THE Paris MoniteiT, of "Wednesday,
' ~ nounces that the Legislative Chamber
!, tIs adjourn by the 2lst OF July:
IL, ~ fThe Minister of Foreign Affairs has
:" ~ " fed Turkey and the otherpowers that fr
~. IS determined upon putting an end 10
! , aro massacre of Christians in Syria
"'e MISREPRESENTATION AGITATION.
Advices from Vienna say that agi.i
relative to new constitution continues
abated.
The leading members of the Empire
agreed to urge the Emperor to grant
-. A. constitution.
Ier 10 NEW MINISTRY IN PORTUGAL
nittee A telegraphic dispatch from Lisbon
fairly nounces that new ministry has been loi
: with the Marquis de Soule as PRESIDENT
- ENGLAND.
'oo. In the House of Lords, the gallant col
ed by of Gen. Garibaldi in Sicily was eulogize
d and In the House Of Commons, LORD
ngton Russell made speech, in which he salC
oDs of England had demonstrated with \
DEM AGAINST the repetition of the atrocities
thank mitted by the royal forces at Palermo,
regret sina and Naples. He believed the II
ce, for STRANGE would be successful.
e peo- Lord John Russell, in answer to a
10 say ton. announced Gen. Harney's recall
m en- the Island Of San Juan, and expresse
New satisfaction with the Government
istent- United States