Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-03
By Telegraph. for tho Republican.
ARRIVAL OF THE
CA vi Dir IA.
ST.. JonNs, N B., April &c.

The steamer Cambria arrived at Halifax
nbou half past two o'clock yesterday after
noon, bringing London papers Of the 18th
instant, aud Liverpool dates to the l4th in
slant. Our express Immediately sci of, and
the express steamer reached our wharf at this
port about half past 9 o'clock, this morning.
The Cambria has lor,y.six passengers for
Boston. She will reach there probably by
4 o'clock Of Friday. She had on board
5000 pounds sterling in specie,
10 consequence Of the recommencement
of hosliilies between Germany and Den>
mark, whereby the supplies Of grain from
the Baltic have been altogether suspended.
The Liverpool market for brend.tufs during
the week ending on the 14lh inst has evinc>
ed marked symptoms OF termination. At
the latest dates, flour had advanced, and best
Ohio brands were quoted at 2lsa25s. BaIti>
more, PhladeIph and Western brands al
23s. 6d.a24s. per bl. United States and
Canada Wheat. white aud mixed quoted al
Is, id, a6s. 100; red do al SIS. 9J.a7s. cd per
rs lbs. Prime yellow corn at 32s; white do
at 2Ss. 6da30s. per quarter; corn meal per
Dbl. at 13hl4s. BAD. ..
The same influences have also contributed
to the frmness Of the metropolitan markets.
Cotton has been dull during the week, with
farther decline OF | s Id per ID. The
weeks transactions amount 10 only $4,000
bales, Of which QUO were taken by three
Spectators; 14,300 for export The clio.
sing quotations for Friday evening were up.
land ordinary a, 3 5-9a3 7-9d mddling fair
at a.; fair at 3 id; good Sd. Mobile good
TO fair lllal5d per 10. The demand for
Pork is only limited with recediDg prices for
western. Bacon sold freely during the week
at 3la35s. cd. for western. The market is
considerably reduced, but shoulders brought
The extreme price of 3ls.a3ls. 3D. per cwl.
The revival OF the continental disturban>
ces has interrupted every branch OF trade,
and farther accounts both from Tue United
States and India, are anxiously looked for.
Continental.
On receiving intelligence Of the recon.
mencement Of hostililies, a Danish fleet, in
attempting 10 capture the Prussian fortress o.!
Eckenlord on The 18th inst, was totally de
leated One line OF battle ship and fri
gate fell into the hands OF the victors; the
former having grounded and taken fire, short.
ly after exploded and 700 Of the crew were
lost.
A victory has been obtained by the Hun.
garians over the Austrans, in which the lat
ter lost "a pieces Of cannon, 40 wagons and
1900 men.
On the 7th inst, Lord PaImerson gave
notice Of the block ade OF Palermo. by the
Neapoitan government.
On the 3lst the blockade OF Venice by
Austria was formally announced. Central
Germany appears to be in a state OF confu
sion. The king Of Prussia has refused 10
accept the imperial crown OF Germany, which
was rendered him by small majority OF the
Frankfort Assembly. Renewed dislurban-
ces have occurred in Italy. The people in
Genoa and Tuscany having gained tempo,
rary triumph, are preparing to resist the fur.
ther encr oachments OF the Ausirions.
Rome, though quiet, is unsettled. The
Pope still continues at Gaels. The King
Of Naples is preparing for an immediate at
tack on Sicily, Hitherto he has been re
strained by an apprehended rising Of the
Calabrians.
France is tranquil; but all parties are
for great election struggle.
England is quiet.
The prospects Of speedy revival OF trade
are somewhat clouded.
Dufy's trial is still progressing, and the
result will probably be known 10 morrow.
In the French National Assembly, there
are now thirty new vacancies in consequence
Of deaths and designations. Upwards OF 60
members are confined by indisposilon. The
appointment OF the chairman OF the National
Assembly member Of the Legion oil Honor,
will not be officially announced until
It is known whether Cavaignac will &C.
cept some honor. Duchesne, editor OF LIE
PuePle, has been sentenced to five years i'm
PIsonment, and 10 pay fine OF 6, 900 francs.
Delisclac, q socialist, has been sentenced
to three years Imprisonment and to pay 1000
francs. The PreSse states that neither the
French nor the British governments will in.
terfere with nego lalions about to be opened
al Verono for conclusion OF a peace be.