Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-04-15

II is declared, that II Poland should attempt
10 overthrow the existing Government and to es>
tablish its independence, that France will feel
bound TO interfere in her behalf.
The Russian and English workmen have been
ordered to quit France.
A republic had been proclaimed at Cracow.-
Four hundred prisoners, confined for political Of
fences, had been released. Republican princ.
Piles were advancing and growing in Poland and
Denmark.
Great military preparations were making in
Russia, but no outbreaks are mentioned as hav.
ing taken place.
His Holiness the Pope had published Con.
stitution for Italy.
Portugal end Spain are represented to be in
quiet state.
| The Eoglish funds were improving. Consols
| are quoted at S3a 81.
Hungary has been granted a Ministry of her
own choice. The whole country was in state Of
graf eful enthusiasm, and showed great sense Of
| orbearance in not inerrupting the fulfment OF
monetary and mercantile operations.
In Berlin, all was quiet on the 22d. The
Kings concessions to the people were received
with universal enthusiasm. general amnesty
for political offences had been granted. Camp-Map
sen, the celebrated Liberal deputy, had been APP
pointed one of the Ministry.
n The rate of discount adopted BY the Bank Of
France operates well, and renders great assistance
to the commercial classes
The price of bread had been reduced at Paris.
The belief general throughout the conti-
nent, that no despot remains, who is powerful
enough to crush the dangerous and revolutionary
example set by France. Peace is likely to endure
for time yet, as at present there is no pros
pect of rupture between any Of the leading pow
ers.
..E LIVERPOOL, March "a.
Flour.-25s. per Dbl. is the top of the market.
Corn-The demand is limited; prime white is
easier for buyers, and is worth 26 27s., and yell
low 2Ss. per $50 lbs.
Political causes have occasioned an universe in.
terruplion in trade during the week, creating dis
trust and thereby limiting the demand.
Cotton brought full prices. American quail.
ties had declined &c. during the week.
600 bales were taken on speculation, and 1850
for export.
n Sales of $50 bales Georgia Sea Island at TIC.
sales of Upland Bowed at 81 a 4c of Orleans at
3 a5a; of Mobile at A a 45c per h..
; The duty in England on Wheat is 7 shillings
per quarter; flour, four shillings two and half
, pence per barrel.
h Prime Beef maintains former Quotations; prime
new Mess Pork is worth 60 70s.; old as q sos.
o per Dbl. ......
d Lard is dull--sales Of fine leaf in kegs, duty
paid at as so shil!ings; of ordinary, in bbls., at
As ATS.
. Cheese is worth Sos. per cwt.-th top of the
, market.
b Tobacco is unchanged,
Manufactures are gloomy. At Manchester.
(. good yarns offered at lower prices than was
/. ever known, Hundreds of operatives are out of
employment, with no prospect of relief
= Havre.-Business is nearly entirely suspended:
there is nothing doing.
London.-American provisions were in good
demand. Bacon had advanced from Is. to Is. for
prime article. There had been large arrivals of
} American cured, and many agents were asking
= SIS. to Cos; misdles had improved--pork; 54s.
to 56s.--bacon sos. to 60. Lard was lower on &C.
!, count of large arrivals from America. kegs, 6Os
to 65s.; Ibis, 55s to 7Os