Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-05-17
FOREIGN NEWS.

The market for breadstuffs was dull.
The cotton market was without mate.
rial change.
PRovrsroNs-During The week there
have been sales of United States Pork
for the retail trade at full prices. Yves.
tern pork is dull and has suffered a
partial decline. Bacon is steady, but
the large imports during the week pre-
clude the possibility of an advance.
2sa3Os. per cwt. has been accepted for
inferior hams in dry salt. Shoulders
are in fair demand with decreasing
stock. Lard--one hundred and fifty
tons have been sold this week at fair
prices, los. 6d.al9s per cwt.
.. Continental. s.f.H
Hostilties between Denmark and
Prussia continue to be waged without
decided preponderance TO either side.
Troops entered Jutland in considera-
BILE force on the Goth ult. ...
France continues tranquil. The ex-
petition in aid of the Pope sailed on
the 22d inst, had arrived at Cevila
Neecha, and would proceed immedi-
ately to Rome. The Pope will remain
at Gotta until the temper of his revolt
ing subjects is ascertained. ...
Sardinia rejects the terms offered by
Austria, and consequently, the two gov
ernments are again at issue. The
Piedmontese Ministers have given fresh
directions 10 the War Department, to
prepare for the immediate resumption
Of hostilities. ..
Information has reached Liverpool,
that the American steamers, Herman
and Washington have obtained per-
mission from the Danish Government,
to carry passengers and goods TO and
from Bremen without search or dcten-
ton. rs "u ..'..H - .-
Germany is still distracted. Austria
continues to be foilcd by lIungara.
The accounts from the scat of war are
conflicting. '. 7.
The war between Naples and Sicily
still continues. ... n"a...# H
In addition TO Catania, Soto has sur,
rendered 10 The Neapoli.uns, and il is
said that Palermo will capitulatc.
.9al France. ar Hs
The Journal des Debates announces
that the French Minister at Turin has
been instructed TO encourage the King
of Sardinia TO reject the terms ofpeace
attempted 10 be encroached by Marshal
Radetzky, and also adds that orders
have been issued TO the Sandman Ad.
miral, Albina, TO remain in the Adriatic
until the difficulties have been adjusted.
In the Assembly, on the 22d ut., the
bill 10 indemnify the proprie,ors of hou.
ses in the colonies was ordered TO a sec.
ond reading. The sitting of the 24lh
was entirely occupied in considering the
bill introduced by Gen. Lamoriciere
for-lhe reorganization of the army
lie proposes 10 abolish the system OF
levying troops by conscription, and to
make every one liable TO military ser.
vice. ..
Mr.. Frapold has presented a protest
TO the Government against the expcdi.
ton TO Civila Vecchia. Fears are still
entertained as 10 the fidelity Of the
army, among whom spirit of Social,
ism prevails TO more alarming extent
than is generally admitted. In evi.
dcnce of this fact, it is stated tina, the
9th Regiment Light Infantry, and the
SGD Regiment of the Line, were order.
ed TO quit Paris on the 22d ult, at four
hours notice, in consequence of some
appearance Of disaffection. Just before
the squadron got under way from
Marseilles for Civila Vecchia, General
Oudinot issued proclamation 10 The
troops in which he tells them that the
Government being resolved TO main.
tam, IN all quarters of the globe, their
old legitimate inhuence-would moi
allow the people of Italy to be at the
mercy of foreign power or of par.
'y' constituting, in fact, minority of
the whole population, The govern.
ment has appropriated four hundred
thousand francs TO guard against the
spread ofthe cholera. During the pas,
six months the cholera has attacked
fourteen departments, and $4,000 per-
sons % 000 nf ubon, bo.o IL