The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-11-12
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAMBRIA
Seven Days later from Europe.

The Cambria, Captain ]. Leitch, with about 80
passengers, bringing Paris dates to 25h and Liver
pool dates TO 25h arrived at Halifax, at O'Clock,
p. m, Thursday but the roads were in such ter
rbc state that it was impossible to give the news
in season for morning papers.
The America arrived at Liverpool on the 2lst
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
The general tone of business affairs during the
past week has been of healthy character. The
cotton market active in the early part OF the
week, and on Monday, spectators operated to a
considerable extent, buying at an advance on the
currency of last week OF ONE EIGHTH to ONE
FOURTH penny per pound, on nearly all descrip-
| tons Subsequently less activity prevailed.
The estimated sales up to O'Clock amount to
62,7l0, and the market closed on Friday with a
quiet but steady feeling.
We learn from passenger that Justas the Amer
lea arriving, late news was received from
| India, which said TO be of favorable char
acter.
QUoTATIoNs-Fair Orleans, 81; Ordinary to Mid
ding, s. g.. Present estimated stock at Liver
pool about 42l 900 bales Of which 2SS are Ameri-
| can
The corn trade throughout the country is very
quiet, buyers only operating to meet immediate
wants. Holders have not been able To maintain
the quotations of last week, and prices generally
have still declining tendency.
Indian is still held with firmness, but the
sales are very limited.
In the provision market business has been steady,
and at firm prices In the early part of last week
large sales of bacon made at advance of Is.
to Is. per cwt. This advance, however, was not
sustained by the trade, at subsequent date at auc-
ton.
In beef few sales have been made, but prices are
steady without change.
Pork has been in good demand, and low qualities
are becoming scarce. Hams of fair quality are
wanted, and would sell readily at 80 35S. Shout
ders have been bought rather more freely, at from
Is to 2ls, in anticipation of being used as substi
tute for lower qualities
In lard good business has been done at rates
\ ,L,... S,ln t.,,,
Sales turpentine amount to 1900 bbs. at Is. cd.
Is. per cwt.--an improvement.
LATER DESPATCH.
England.
The Hon. Abbott Lawrence had audience of her
majesty at Windsor Castle on Saturday TO deliver
his credentials. The European Times says, the
fears entertained that general war would spring
out of the Russian and Turkish question have been
quoted. The Gar lowered his tone after receiving
| intelligence from England and France. The Aus
trian loan had fallen half per cent Ireland is in a
distracted state. Murders and riots continue.
France.
The Monitem and Republic have been seized for
publishing letters from Louis Blanc and other refu
gees in London Lamartine has purchased an es-
tate, one days Journey from Smyrna. The Aus
tran Emperor refused to let the ashes of the Duke
of Reichstadt be deposited by his father.
The United States ambassador has been stopped
entering Spain-passports wrong. Reports from
Paris state that the French ambassador at ST.
Petersburg sent dispatches to his government, stat
ing that Russia had changed her hostile attitude
towards Turkey The Car has expressed anxiety
to settle matters quietly, provided warlike in
reference is threatened by England. The same
rumor prevailed at Vienna. On the 2lst ult. the
English fleet entered the Dardanelles. The Aus.
trian fleet has sailed for the Dardanees also, the
French fleet. Several young men have been ar
rested at Rome for singing the Marseillaise Hymn
in the streets Letters from Vienna say that Venice
will not become free port again. Dembinski's
sister, arrested at Cracow, had never interfered
signed, in consequence of the Emperor having or
dered the executions stopped. One hundred and
sixty Hungarian officers will ship at Bremen for
New Orleans. The Narvaez cabinet has been dis
missed in Spain.