Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-04-28
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Picayune
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA

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BALTIMORE, April 6.
The Niagara has arrived at Halifax with Ii.
verpoo dates of the 24th of March.
American stocks fully maintain their prices.
The news from the East Indies had created
quite feeling among the English people,.
The demand from the manufacturing districts
had fallen off. Iron had receded in demand
Money WIS abundant.
The Navigation bill 1.-THE bill for the repeal Of
the navigation awsl had passed several readings
by considerable ma ioriv.
The cholera had disappeared from England
but was still raging in Ireland.
Trade had been depressed in consequence of
unfavorable news from the Continent, until three
davs before the steamer sailed. when the favorable
news caused an improvement!
The murdefers of Gen. Brea were guotned;
the other prisoners were pardoned. The Red
Republicans clamored loudly against the execu-
ton.
The King Of Poland Hollandll died March l7th
An office has been opened at Havre TO register
the names of all who desire to 90 to California.
The elections throughout Prussia give strong
indications of a democratic majority.
Prussian Envoy is TO proceed to the United
States shortly for the purpose of buying ships and
steamers, TO be commanded by American officers
until native ones shall be qualified for that purpose.
Ambassador had demanded his passports from
Russia.
Another rumor that IL stated on good au-
thorlty that the Russian Ambassador has demand
ed his passports from the French Government
1t appears that the Emperor had promised TO ac-
knowledge the French Republic if Cavaenac
were elected President. but since Bonapa rte's
election he declines, as he thinks il evidence
of the continuation of spirit of conquest. The
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consequence.
Numerous deserions had taken place in Ra-
detzky's army in Hungary [!] Charles Albert
had refused supplies to Radetzky; the latter, in
consequence, had broken off communication be-
tween Piedmont and Lombardv. The Sardinian
troops are making preparations to take the field.
PHILADELPHIA, April 7.
The remainder of the foreign news was received
this morning.
In England, the unsettled and alarming state
of continental politics; and the fear growing ou.
of reverses in India, had the effect, until within
three days of the sailing of the Niagara to create
considerable dependency in commercial circles,
and almost an entire suspension of extensive ope-
ratiOns.
Three days preceding the sailing of the steamer.
more favorable accounts were received from Indin.
A reaction commenced. and at the time of the
sailing of the Niagara, every department of trade
ossumeda more cheerful aspect. The anticipated
drain of bullion for the continent had been reaIized.
The stock of Cotton at Liverpool amount ed 10
40SGO0 bales. of which 259 .O0G were A Amercan.
In Hungary. the war was proceeding with n
enting fury. The Magyars had adopted guer-
rifIa system of war, and Ffince Windischgratz
remaining in Bana, shows that the has only
commenced.
The south and west Of IreIa nd is reported 20 be
in depOrable condition, and there had been Sc
veraI frightful murders.
Up 10 the present time, there seems to be
cordial and complete understanding between the
French and English Governments in respect TO
affairs III Italy.
The son of The kirg OF Holland in London
at she time Of the death of his father, ard pro-
ceeded imme dIatcy to his dominions.
The steamer Hermann, 20 sail on the 26th
ut.. for New York.
The Niagara brought out forty-o passengers.