The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-09-06
LATEST NEWS.
Later from Europe.
ANOTHER ATLANTIC CABLE-TnE DANISH
oUEsTION-CHOLERA suBsIDING. &c.


The steamer Great Eastern had arrived at
Shernees.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company has re-
solved to lay a new cable in June next and
pick up the old one afterwards,
Mr. Mason, writing to the Times, says that
orders were Immediately furnished to stop the
Shenandoahs cruize on the termination of the
The French and English squadrons will ar
rive at Spithead on the 29th of August
The cattle plague continues around Lon
don. @ @r gsa4@
Consols closed at 89saS9a for money.
French rentes closed at 68 fl. 1Oc.
| United States 5-2O's have recovered, closing
at CO. -7 +
| By convention based on the Austro-
Prusso-Danish treaty of peace, concluded at
Gasteln, Prussia gets Lunenburg, paying
Austria pecuniary indemnify Prussia rules
Schleswig, and Austria Helstein until the fil-
ture of the Duchies is decided 5f taatl
The Emperor and Empress of France are in
Switzerland
| The English squadron arrived at Brest on
the 21st of August
The cholera is disappearing at CONSTANT
nople and also at Gibralter, Barcelona and
| Valencia
The Suez canal food gates have been opened
and vessel laden with coal passed direct from
| the Mediterranean to the Red Sea, on the lst
of August
1t is denied that financial Arrangement
exists between the Italian Government and
the Holy See for the settlement of the Russian
debt.
|
liverpool, Aug 26.-Flour is firm. Wheat
is buoyant. Corn quiet, but steady; mixed
30s 6da31s Cd. Beef is quiet, but prices firm.
Pork is advancing. Bacon is firmer, and Is
Is higher. Sugar is steady Coffee is dull
no sales reported Rice firm. %
Consols close at 898a892 for money. ILL
nois Central shares 70; Erie 534a53a; U. s.
| 5-20s 60.
FURTHER FROM ENGLAND e.-1
Farther Point, Sept. 3.-The steamer Pc
ruvlan, from Liverpool on the 26th, via Lon
donderry on the 25th, arrived off this point to-
day. .. --rttAa sftH
The New York correspondent of the Lon
don Times writes upon the depth and earn
estness Of 1.-THE irritation which prevails
against England in all classes of American
1'society.] He expatiates upon and endeavors
to paliate some of the reasons for this iii feel
ing. zfaaa tIas
Fl, P. Walker, British Vice. Consul at
Charleston, is gazetted as Consul for the States
of North and South Carolina solo sds1 I
ElJThe f11oqYts'ag Post has a obantering article
visit America, 'n \, is 9a' ,' 20,
The Cork papers say that the, 9Fenians are
very active in that tcity and neighborhood
| Large crowds it is said, regularly assemble for
drill, and illegal gatherings which are no long
Ier held IN out of the way places, but in open
day, and numbers avow their intentions al
most without reserve asN5+as
4 The weather continued unsettled In Eng
land. The rains still interfered with the har-
vest and aroused anxiety for the crops. -&
FATAL STEAMBOAT Explosion news FROM
es1 TEXAS. Ftrg .s,df vs. n +
Neao Orleans, August 3O-The steamer
Reindeer, of Mobile blew up at the head of
Rigolettes this evening. Twenty-Five persons
were scalded and three killed 4 s.fs1E
The Matamoras Ranchero says there is much
sickness among the negro troops
Governor Hamilton has issued a procama-
ton ordering the necessary steps to be taken
to call a convention. Delegates are to be
elected, but only those loyal to the United
States.
Ex-Governor Murray, of Texas, died at
Monterey on the 4th. asa !
Robberies and burglaries continue. in and
around Houston. The Austin CInteliigencer
says the Indians came down to within thirty
miles OF that city, numbering and piIaging on
their march, 'A .'
,.s. s,yla'3 AFFAIRS IN, TEXAS. SIS .te
Nsao York, September 3d-The steamer
Morning Star, from New Orleans on the 26th
ult,, has arrived. iLateaFexas papers contain
the following: III
Thomas G. Moore, one of the Recorders Of
Judge DENIES Court, at Austin, has been ar
rested by the provost marshal-eharge not
stated. Other arrests have been made upon
charges of making away with public property
after its surrender,
Accounts Of horrible atrocities by Indians
on the border are given, and the United States
military forces had been appealed to for pro-
lection Gen. Merritt is using his cavalry for
the purpose.
The Texas papers are filled with articles
discussing the situation in which Southerners
(are placed by the. failure of the rebellion. and
they are counselling unreservsd loyalty to the
old government 8 iMt
SAN DOMINGO A REPUBLIC AGAIN
Neao York, September Owe have received
the first number of FL Moaitor, of st, Do
mingo city, published on the sth ult. 1t con-
firms the advices which reached us by way of
Havana by the Columbia The particulars of
the settlement that has been made with the
Spaniards do not transpire; but it seems that
in spite Of General Gandara's threats, he has
suddenly thought best to leave the island
The Dominicans; thus at length wholly rid of
their invading enemies are in full possession