Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-30
TELEGRAPHIC.
Arrival Of the Acadia.

inst. She brings seven days later inteli.
gence from Europe.
Baring's circular says that cotton was in
active demand in the early part of the
week. and had advanced l.6 TO / pence
per ID. The market again became dull,
with downward tendency. The Bank
of England having on Thursday reduced
her minimum rate of interest to 3 per cent.
prices have partly recovered, and the mar
ket closed November Sd, steadily, q, an
advance of Sd. Fair Orleans may be
quoted o, Sd; middling at l.sd; fair
Upland and Mobile middling at 3 led.
Sales for the week 34,lsO bales. Specu.
laiors have taken $500, and exporters L..
$50 bales. American descriptions sold
comprised l6,540 bales; as follows: 6,6sO
bales Orleans at l.4a5 Led; $3.50 bales
Upland at l -sa4 lid; 37S bales Mobile
at SD. The stock of cotton in port is
5,l2. against 1904 bales last year.
The corn market is quiet and prices a
shade lower, indicating that the disease in
the potato is no, increasing. Western Ca.
nal -four is quoted at Dos Sd TO 4Os; sour o,
CTS per bb.; 5000 bbls. ofsweel Baltimore
and Philadelphia flour sold yesterday at
29s. Whea, may be quoted at Is Is Cd
per 10 lbs. The duty on wheat is Is Sd
per quarter, and on Flour 3s per Dbl.
The money market is easy. American
stocks are in considerable demand. This
week for U. S. skies, chiefly for new, 97s
per cent. for inscriptions, with interes,
from lst July last, and 95 per cent. with.
out coupons, due lst January next Penn
sylvania Gves, GO per cent: Massachusetts
SO 10 95; Maryland 6Gs TO GA.
England.
The meeting Of Parliament has been
postponed from the 5th to the 18th inst.
OBriens counsel have procured the iss-
NC of writ of error, and will have hear.
ing before q higher court. If unsuccess-
full there, they will then go before the House
of Lords A similar course has been grant.
ed in the case of Meaghcr, McManus and
O'Donohue.
Ireland.
Murders and riots continue, and the
country is very much unsettled.
France.
On the I'd instant, there was an extraor-
binary display of military exhibited before
the Assembly, at the capital. There was
much agitation, and collision ensued be-
tween the guards Mobile and the line,
which continued in the northern Fauburgs.
A conflict took place on the night of the
LIST. The operatives mingled in the tu-
malt, and pelted the guards with stones.
The meeting of the clubs were marked
by special violence. On the question of
the Presidency, speeches were made in
which the population of the departments
were menaced in case Prince Louis should
be returned, and the right of the minority
to raise and maintain their opinion by vi
olence, if necessary, was declared, amidst
loud applause, a, banquet at Dion. One
of the rorators pronounced a eulogy upon
Mura,. Robespierre, Collot and Danton.
In the Assembly, on the I'd inst, an
amendment was proposed by M. Pyar, to
restore the Droit trapaR. The proposition
was supported by SO votes, and negatived
by GAS votes. The revision of the consl.
tuition will be completed before the middle
of the week and proclaimed.
The National Assembly determined TO
support motion to postpone the election
of President until February next, but Ca
vaignac opposed the movement An cleo.
ton will take place December 10th, and
The Napoleon Federation, it is thought will
be successful.
Austria, &c.
The last accounts left affairs in Austria
doubtful. Vienna was bombarded, and the
slaughter was great. There is chance
for peaceful termination of the crisis in
Italy.
1t was rumorcd at Vienna, that il had
been decided, in case the Imperial Bank Of
Vienna should be pillaged, that her notes
should be declared Of no value. Measures
also, have been taken to place the bank I'M
der military guard. ....
WalIachia.
Twenty three thousand Turks are in &C.