The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-09
Night Dispatches.
Later from Europe--ArrivaI Of the
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Norwegian. -
Norwegian. from Liverpool 20. ,i4 London
derry IT. has arrived of farthrf Point
The Paris PAtrie denies. bul the English
Journals rcassert that France sad spain T.
tend interv ention in the affair "a Mexico.
The London Times saws ihser'entioL Is
with the full concurrence @! the American
Gov ernment.
IL was asserted that IN consequence Of re
cent events In Japan. the English vessels OF
var on the China Station have been ordered
10 Jeddo.
LlvnroOL-B readstuns tending down
ward. with little enquiry on FRIDAY
Provisions dropping.
COnsals for money 93d9Jise
GREAT BanAiS. Sir Bslwer Lytton in
speaking At "a dinner ia HaEtiordshire. re
viewed the aspect of foreign aud domestic re
lationS. lt,is h- said. had become great
nation He took Mr. kOnbel's view OF Aus
tria. and eomplmented Earl Russell on his
conduct OF the foreign department 800
Sir Edward said he had long ioreseen the
rupture in America. and he thought n would
tend to happy resnlts both for the safety OF
Europe and other reasons. The breaking up
of the American Republic Was not failure
Of Democracy. any other form OF govern
ment would have equally failed in keeplng
together instructions OF community
geographically vast and with interests 80 an
tsyonfstit To each other.
The issue of notices for the protection of
short time ia the Lancashire Mills MAS dali,
becoming more general. and under these cir
cunstances spinners and manufacturers "ero
showing Increased confidence 10 abstain from
pressing their goods in Inorket until prices
shall have attained point in some degree
commesusote with the rise in the value OF the
raw material
The Times in it, city article attributes the
continual decline in the funds ~ feelings OF
disqae;. As the prospects OF the operative
classes in Manchester during the coming
winter and the influence which partial s,is,
pension OF the cotton trade NAV have upon
the revenue.
LoSpoS.-The funds continue 10 ircop
under considerable realizations.
Consols declined &C on the 25th.
The discount market showed increasing
case. the general rate WAS 5 per cent, but
choice bills were done At - &C.
Mexican securities continued buoyant and
advancing. owing TO the contemplated inter
vention.
The following i a summary of the news
sent out by the City of Washington from
Liverpool 25th
GREAT BRITAIS-Tne Great Eastern WAS
less damaged than was 81 first represented.
She will repair at Milford and resume the
service between Liverpool and New York.
The Times thinks the Emperor Of Russia's
letter good and Appropriate. and more ac-
ceptable 10 America than advice from any
II 81. Irf~
not be taken by proud and obstinate peo-
ole. and more blood must how before the
councils OF ST Petersburg will be listened
10.
Further correspondence from Russia j.
published In one letter he saws he has no
doubt whatever OF the ultimate power OF the
Northern and Western States 10 srbjagite
the seeded States. il they puffOrth all their
strength.
The London Post publishes the treaty b: +
tween England and France and Spain for i'm
mediate Intervention in the affairs of Mex
leo. There j. no intention of waging terri
toriai war. but the combined naval force OF
the powers will occupy the principal port. in
the Gulf. and viii sequestrate the revenue
af such ports, retaining one half and paying
the rest % the Mexican government. II
Mexico sets the allied powers at defiance. an
e6cctual blockade will be instantly estsb
Ii~hed.
FraScE-The Constitutional officially an
nounces that the Washington Government
has not authorized it, agents IN Europe 10
make military engagements. and that officers
accepting service g-ier that Government
will. therefore. act on tbclr own re<pon-i.
bility
IIALr-Active preparations are going on
between Paris and Turin. relative 10 the
guarantees for spiritnal Independence Of the
Pope il Rome should become the Capital Of
Italy.
Latest VIA LONDONDERRY.
LospoN. SEPT 27-Tho Times announces
that the illness Of the Pope j. much more
serious than any heretofore. Advice ssy
that there j. much danger of his life.
SIoSpo~ Coss M.skrT.-LoSDoS, Sept.
2-Weather fine and attendance good at
the corn market. but trade slow FIR al arti-
cles At nominaly Mondays prices
Osborns circular reports 10 day. market.
English and foreign wheat held hrmly for
extreme rates. floating csrgoes being full
price for inland.
Flour quiet.
Indian corn sells a. steady rates
barley in demand
Rye wanted.
Besn- and peas slow of r-le
Lryr-cooL CoR~ MsaKrr -Thesftendapce
Of town and country miIlers l. moderate. and
there l. fair demsnd for ~hest. The low
qualities are l0a2c lover. and fine samples
quite a. dear.
Flour quiet and easier
Oats IN good demand and higher.
Indian corn again ia good demand. sud has
quite recovered the depression Of the last