The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-05-01
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Colon .--'rhs Cotton market Was dIji
during the week preceding itl6 sailing OF
The Cambria, and there was q further do.
ellno of 1o.eigDil, Il. I'D quarter sofr d ran.
ny. The week 8 transattiona atr1otinfed
10 Only $4,000 bales, of wliici, 500 were
taken BY speen1ators, and 1900 iii, ,ex.
pottatlon. The closing quotations wore
az. follows: Upland, ordinary o. de 10
37:s; fair a 45.s;sa5 Mobile iair{4 1.ed,
New. Orleans, ordinary 8 Ia vaoa7.a:
fairl. 4 Sd; soa llands, sairj. % good iair
10 0to1l. nj ys 5,ls5 ss!5 {; az
lsWe give This quotation az received, but i,syo
no DOUBT y isan error. Fair uplands should hs
Bread srurrs. Ill, conscdacnc.ss,; i; Of lie
resumption Of fJiosiilitieH between Gesr,,n.
ny and Denmark, whereby tie supplies
Of grain from the Baltic have been almost
suspended, the market for Bread. .slulIsfn
Liverpool for the last week, hes eYinccd
some marked symton,s OF re.animation.
The latest quotation for the best Ohio
Flour have advanced to "a 25s. pcr bar
rel. Wheat, white and mixed, ds. I0d.
Corn, yellow. so 10 52s; White 2ss. Cd. !.
Corn Meal 1870 I4s.
PRovIsroNs.--Beefhas gone of at re-
tail but slowly Pork is Il, limited demand
and at rccedingiprices w Westem Bacon
has sold freely during the week, at SIS.
TO ass. 6c.p The market is considerably
reduced for Hams, and there is but dull
inquiry Shoulders brought the extreme
price Of ais. Cd. per cwt.
NAVAL sToREs.--Fiye tons of Amcri-
can 1nrpcnt;ne sold at 31s. Cd. per cwt.
One hundred barrels Rosin; were dispos.
ed ofat'ti, reduced price Of 3s. to IS. Cd.
lper cwt. ~ }3Ns t'ti if.sssii.fa
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
England.-C Consols at London are QUO
ted at92 10. The general con1mo,ion
which, IL in course Of progress throughout
Europe, has no visihIe effect in England.
She remains qniescens, ntwih,Iess glow
ing prospects Of a revival oftrade. 5fsa
liH Lord Palmerston read atnotice of the
Blockade Of Palermo by The Neapolifan
Government. f4f ig,' !; sIY 3t,,%
IRELAEp.rrThe trial of Duffy was pro-
crossing at Dublin, but The result could
not be ascertained in time to send on by
1:the Steamer. The news from ireland
continues to be Of the ms,st heart rending
character. The reports for tile last year,
Of the District Poor Law Inspectors 10 The
Commissioners at Dublin, record "a vol.
umc of misery of the most dispiri.ing des-
cripiion. :5E ,ds..I
u France fairs are tranquil ini this
country, but all parties ares preparing for
the great electoral struggle about to take
place. Theressis thirty vacant seats in
the National Assembly. in consequence of
deatlis md designations. More than six.
ty members of the Assembly are confn-
ed by indisposition. 81 z,
The cholera is making sad 'ravaggs
among the troops qunrtcred temporaily'in
garrison at Paris. Itis believed that tho
dampness Of the wea,her has contributed
to, development of this disease. Meas.
urcs have been adopted for tho removal
of the troops into more healthy quarters.
CoNTiNENTAL.-We have Detailed nc.
counts of the destruction Of the town Of
Bresciu, and q general slaughter of tho in.
habitants, afler q siege Of eight days.
Brescia, or rather tho ruins Of what was
Rrescia. is in the hands Of the kustrians.
The town was ,bombarded for six hours,
and the streets were carried at ,ihe point
Of the hayonet. The inhabitants wore
driven into their houses and burnt alive.
Vienna journals contradict the Eumors
OF General BEM's defeut by the Russians
and the fight ofhis troops into Wallichia.
1t appears, on the contrary, that .he Aus.
trians General PAckNaR, surrounded BY
hostile population, has thought prororio
resign his command, and place himself
under the protection of the Russians, in
Walaohia. h iiii.8 n rs II 81 T5xa
\ victory has been gained by The Hun.
garian forces over tho Austrians. Tho
latter lost 1900 men, I'd pieces of cannon,
and 40 wagons. a,i @.; !, ga
On the 3lst March, tho hloekada. Of
Vienna by The Aus,rians was formally. an.
nounced, y 49,. ~
|si Intelligence has been received that hos.
tilitios had bean Recommended between
Denmark md Prussia. "a Danish floc,,
In attempting 10 capture q iortross an
neckendorf, was utterly defeated, and d
limo Of battle ship and q frigate fell Into tho
hands of the Prpssinns. A line oshat,le
ship grounded, and taking fire shortly ae
tor exploded, and oil on board, eeyen