Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-10-21
DAYsLATER FROM ENGLAND.


The British steamers Britannia and Niagara have
arrived from Liverpool since last publication. the
former at New York on Tuesday, and the latter at
Boston Thursday, the latter with dates to 7th
inst. Our remarks which follow are by the Britain
MIA and were to the 30h nit but the Niagara's ac
counts are pretty much in accordance Herewith, ex
ccpt that Paris was less tranquil. [See Review Of
the Market-and also Liverpool Prices Current on
preceding page
The political adviccs rather pacific than other
wise. Order had been completely restored at Frank
fort, in Germany. Paris quiet. The names of
the new French Representatives are given in the
papers, among whom is that of Louis Napoleon Bona
partc, who, on ascending the tribune made the follow
ing speech:
''Citsen Representatives.: 1t is not permitted to
me TO gnard silence after the calumnies of which
have been the object.
81 require TO express here frankly, and on the first
day when am permitted to sit among you, the true
sentiments which animate me-which have always
animated me.
"Attcr thirty three years of prescription and exile,
at last recover my country and all my rights as
citizen.
"The Republic has given this happiness; let
the Republic receive my oath Of gratitude-my oath
OF gratitude; and may my generous countrymen who
have brought me into this Assembly be certain that
i shall endcayor TO justify their votes IN laDofllg
with you for the maintenance of tranquillity-that
first necessity of the country; and for the develop
mcnt of the Democratic institutions which the people
have the right TO demand.
Long have been prevented from devoting to
France only the medtations of exile and captivity;
at present the in which you all advancing
is open to me. Receive me, my dear colleagues, into
your ranks with the same sentiment OF afcctlonate
confidence that bring with me here. My conduct
always inspired by duty, always animated by respect
for the law-my conduct will prove, with respect TO
the persons who have cndeavorcd to blacken my
character in order TO again prescribe me- that no one
here than myself is resolved TO devote himself
to the defence and freedom OF the Republic"
Ireland was comparatively quiet. MIR. Smith
O'Bren was trial-he pleaded not guilty There
had recent taken place, among them Mr.. KILL
lea the editor of the WaeJord Chronicle charge
of high treason. Two young ladies' Miss Eliza Power
and Miss Ryan, arrested near Garrck on SUR,
and committed TO Clonmel gao the charge of being
engaged in reasonable practices. The latter is
charged with harboring her brother and Mr. O'Ma-
hony, for whose apprehension reward of GlOO has
been offered. The ladies travelling on car
when taken into custody. Miss Power had fire arms
and parcel of letters belongings MIR. O'Mahony III
her possession. The letters, with very move
head DRESS namely, parcel of percussion caps, were
! found in her bonnet.
Correspondence of Lyfords Price Current.
LIVERPOOL, Evening of Sept. 30.
Bacon-Rcmains exceedingly dull, and sales car
only be effected at declining rates.
Beg-Slightly advanced prices are current, as The
stock in first hands is under 400 terces. The
Government Navy Contract was taken yesterday ioi
600 tres. Hamburg at l23s and $500 Irish at ILLS I'd
al27s. I'd. The contracts for five years compare
thus:-1si4, 5000, tres. average price E54 per trc
! 1916, 5000 do. E6 S.; 1916, 5000 do. El Is; lS4I
5000 do. IS l9s.; lSiS, 5000 do. f6 6s. Id
Butte'-2S5 frkins Canadian sold at 65sd66s