The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-11
e UR oPEAN NE w S.
STEAMSHIP PERSIA At NEW YORK.
Conclusion of Peace Between
Germany and Denmark.

NEW YoRK, August 10 The royal mail steam
ship Persia arrived at this port this morning
from Liverpool on the 80 n ultimo.
The steamers Louisiana and asia arrived on
the 3O.h.
The following is the very latest Intelligence
LONDON, July 3l.-The Paris press, under re-
serve, announces the conclusion of peace between
Germany and Denmark. The basis is unknown.
The armistice has been slightly prolonged.
The French journals continue TO harp on the
impending sea-tght between the Federal and
Rebel cruisers in the Channel.
In the House OF Commons, Mr.. Lgyard said
that England intended TO recognize the new
Mexican empire, without waiting tor the States
and Territories now under JuareZ e. be brought
within the authority of the new Government
Lord y. Howard called attention 70 the enlist
ment VI cmIgrauts In America. Ho complained
that british subjects were being entrapped, and
urged wOtchfulness and energy to put IL down,
MIR. Layard admitted that there were gcsit
complaints, hut the Government could no. do
more than it had done. He trusted that tho
American authorities would endeayor TO check
the HUuSe.
Several other speeches were made, iucluding
one 10y NJ. p. Taylor, who defended tne Northern
Government, which was determined % put down
the saycholding Rebels.
On he 29,h ult. P,rliAmeu' was prorOg1ed.
The Queens speech was read by commission
II is generally unimpOrtant.
1t detp ply lamcnts the continuance OF the civil
war III America, promises continued strict nuu-
traiIy, rut would rejoice 10 see friendly retOn-
cilitIi,n. IL expire ses satisfaction 1t The influx
of cotton from all quarters OF the world, and the
consequent mitiga ion Of the distress In he co ton
manufacturing districts. Regrets the failure Of
The DauU-G German Conference, and hopes that
the new negotiations at Vienna will be success
iul. The rest of the speech enumcra os est To-
liShed facts, and rtiOices at the continued pros
poIity of the country.
I D., 4.
validity OF MIS-. Yevertons marriage, tue latter
has determined ~ resort 10 the Scotch laws in
final effort.
Nothing is known rs 20 the peace negotiations
at Vienna. The Copenhagen Journal says that
the allcgt nrmStice for nine months Is premi-
fuIe. Prussia agrees 10 the re.Gntry OF tho
Federal troops intO RendsbuTg
The Bank of France gained over 6,0OO,005
francs during he week. The Bourse was t'at.
The continental news is unlmpOrtant.
commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET, July 30.--
Richardson Spence K Co., Bigland, Athaya &
Co., aud other authorities, report flour quie' and
steady. Wheat steady; winter red IS. 9d.Clgs.
Corn dull at decline OF 6d. sales of Canada at
90. I'd.
LIVERrooL PRovIsroN MARKET -WIkciold,
Nash & Co, and Gordon, Bruce & Co. report
Beet quiet and steady. Pork quiet. Bacon
steady. Lard firm a, 40s.@iis. Batter steady.
TallUw &C i've a. SOS (I42s.
a., =" EhfOoh iobVSh NAhh Ll.--.Noues uuil aI
3O'. for put' ana BIS. for pearls. Sugar HAT at u
decline ut 6d.(als. Coffee quiet. Rice ste tly.
LlusCed Cakes active. Lin,eed Oil quiet lsin
steady. Suirits of TurpentIne Irregular; sales az
Cos. Pctrucum-no sales.
lONnUN MISUNDERSTANDING Bros. report b cad
stuhs quiet aid steady. Iron steady. Sugar
heavy, At n decline of 6d. Coffee steady. Tea
quie and ,tc dy. Tallow firm. RUsin advancing.
Lins,ed Cakes active aud advancing Petroleum
quiet and steady.
IIYEKpou1, July 30, Eycning-The sales Of
cotton to-day are estimated at 5000 bales, the
market closing quict at unchanged prices. Sales
to SPECTATORS and exporters 1000 bales. Hreai-
stutis closed quiet and steady. Provisions steady.
LoNpoN MoNEY MARIEr.-Consols quo'ed at
00a90;.
American Securities are nominal. Illinois
Central, i6A(elj4 per cent. discount. Eric,
u042.