Arrival OF Steamsrs Cambria and r;,,..
l5 DAYS LATER FROM EIIpnpS pat
Downward tendency in the Grain Na,l,,
More Immense Failures in Englana ~"


FlRMNESS OF CORN. &c


DECLINE CO,r.rO>-
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flhANESS OF CORN, &c


DECLINE IN COTTON


The Cambria arrived al early hour ., ~
morning, at Boston, and tho Nsson,G; "a a'
same time at New York, the form. IOOu
bringing dates four days later than tho ,'s. ,uOss.


Among the passengers in the Cnrs'seE S'eE
James Gordon BENEFIT and lady.


The steamer Missouri, Capt. Martin l.so
bourge on the LIST of October, at p
u passage Of noarly 10 days. She wa. ,' .t'1 nai
by bad weather; from the 9Th TO the she %'
gale so violent that during the whole ,b,o.
she scaceIy made 200 miles. Lvernool q
best western Canal Flour at 26s. 6i. nor I
Rlcmond and Alexandria, 25s. 10 25s. a.
Orleans ond Ohio, 22s. 10 24s. Whit nnd i,
What is selling at Is. TO IS. per 20 lbs
is. Sd. 10 Il. Cd. Corn remains firm ,ai
changed.


An unparalleled arrangement of the M.
market and the terrific monetary occurrenes
The past fnrtnight arc given as the ciuso NJ
define in breuds,ufls and cotton
Cotfon.-N. O. Ordinary Mid!ing 81. 10
Good to Fine, 73d. 10 SID; Mobile OrdiO,'
Midling, 5. TO 54d.; Good TO Fair CID: R,
Georgia Ordinary TO MdIing, 81. 70 SD; Al
to Fair, 64d. 10 6ad.


The following is from the slip the Cb,,u
evening News, dated October 2lat, haCm,
| O'clock, "A. NJ:


There has beon partiol failure Of The or
crop IN England. Scotland, ireland, and s~l
somo parts of Europe, but 10 what extern llo
ease IS experienced, is not ascertaincd.
Letters from Rome. Of the 2Oh ut., nDa
that Prince Lucian Bonapari had been ar.
on his return 10 that capital.


FKANCE.- QuIe an excitemrnt has beer, j
ted in Paris by tho appointment of the Du.s
AumaIe to the office Of Governor Generala
gcra. His royaihighness was to sail imms
y, and would De accompa MED by the ducAes
/ a royal ordinance has also been issued {,
oul Gu, 1000 men for tho con ntingences Of le
! sent year. OF this number %, $50 are fail
army, aud $3.50 for Tho navy.


Marshal Soult has at lenght resigned ;,a Pl
/ dent-ship of the Council Of France, aud N. .G
OF has been officially appointed in his stead
| Another royal ordnance has excited The \
est interest in Paris. BY it the King assum
power not recognized by the constitution Of
atng an Office equally unknown to it, for the'
posed of bestowing upon Marshal Soult the
of Marshal General OF France, as a token of
probation ef his eminen; services. THIS tile
I
Z tion of 1893, but was held by MarsLas de
reno ana dc Vilers under LoUs XIV. XV.:th
garded with with grca; jealousy us another
backward 10 the the Old regime, and as pr
lie way for lis boStowment aud some OF the b
ces by and by with suitable appcndages. A.
the PHrisan papers, excepting the Debates, Sc
ely censurc The Urdinna zee, aad question rs
galiy.


Prince Napoleon, the son of Jerome Bonsrs
ca King of Westphlaa, has arrived al Tars
l. PEgslA.- a treaty has been conclued belu
fsPersa and Turky, but Siah refused to ratfr
and II is said 10 be making active prcparatioa,
war. He intends 10 commence the cama
with an army Of sixty thousand men lie is d
ed TO this step by Rusja.


! lNsURRection IL SIcILY.-Thc following i
graphs arc given in the French papers, d
date of Naples, Sept. 2l:


alt is reported that Gergcnl and MARSHA
in insurrccuon. Arrests continue To be mad
Sicily. Popular irritation is al lis height. al
general rising is looked for. In the princ
Molise GO leagues from Naples) the sanIa.
revolt is raised.


lin Calabria the insurection has spread ioCa
Zaro. The revoIers. it is said, TO have rors
thtmoclvos in Greace. Sometimes scaileria.
guerIIlas, al others uniting in masses, they
upon the royal troops and make great hava
their ranks"


Another account says: Syracuse is 10 rel
Meilazzo is in the hand of the insurgents, ID
ding the citadel. Ca,ania Joins the raoyea
aud Palermo is far from TRANQUIL. The mon.
GERS of Calabria have joined the inserrcctiop
me royal troop are continually losing grogi
,pfH
have broken out in that cly. Some agcni
tho police having attacked in the nirht srng
young men noted for their liberal ideas. lMe p
lalion rose and compelled tho polio agents TO Il
tho city. Then, growing more bold nd zeal
they arrested number of persons suspecls
opposing the progress of reform and liberal p
ciPleS, and the Government had been force
call out the National Guard.


lrALY.-Dr. Wiseman has arrived from RS
charged with private dispatches for Lord i
Russell. The dactor has been permitted TO
sumo the title of Archbishop of Wesmins
which ia regarded MS the prelude to the eslpa
ncnt of a Roman Catholic hioiarchy 10 End


he news from Italy presents no new fea1
the Pope is firm and the Auslr ians do not 4
inclined 10 provoke hoslillties. Catalana con
ues to be disturbed by Carlist bands and Tho
tire line OF the Pyrenees rs in state of boctI


0rThe citizens of Nalchez, MsssissiR'
tend presenting sword TO Gen. QUITMAN


SOMETHING New UNDER THE SUN.-Th
zens of Columbia, Penn, have given P'
dinner 10 Thomas Walsh, priraie, who l''|
calamity at Bucna Vista i--Er.


