Washington telegraph., 1849-06-20
Telegraphic Dispatch Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
@& NIAGARA. g. @

i ARRIVAL OF The STEAMER
NIAGARA. "
| The extraordinary Halifax expires
arrived at ST. Johns with the sNiagara's s
[uews, on Thursday night. but owing to
an accident to the Telegraph beyond
Boston, we received nothing from our
correspondent at St. .fohns until last even
I ing, when Ire forw arded the following
synopsis of the news:
Telegraph Office. 81. Joins, June ]. $40.
1 The steamer Niagara arrived atHaIifax
at o'clock on Thursday morning, and
| will be due at New York on Saturday
evening. She brings G2 900 sterling i'll
specie and 63 passengers. io9idas ssod
! In the. commercai affairs of Lurope
there is no prospect of any ynaterialalneiid-
ment. Money continues plentiful. Conr
soils opened for money at 90 rs, and
advanced steadily up to Friday evening,
to 81 ~5-S. French three per cents
! closed on "Wednesday at 15SE Soc, and
five per cents 6Of. 95c. i sdi :nsm sd.
| Pennsylvania State Stock sold i'll Lon
don onythe 10th which was the only des-
cription noticed i'll the papers. The
chief demand for American securities was
on German account o seu -Uou e8t{
From the manufacturing districts gem
orally, the complaint is that goods sent
away have yielded little or no profit What
ever. aoc rs tHoH iiaH a1o39f sslis
The market was abundant]y supplied
with cured provisions, and prices were
| generally lower and lowering -taI rssO
| 81 ~ 1ra Lireap0ol, MaY 1874. q
| C0tton Mayktt-Ihe accounts per the
! last New York Steamer, OF increased re-
ceipts of Cotton atlthe American ports,
were quite unexpected, and would have
had the effect of depressing the market,
had not accounts been received at he
same Time OF severe frosts in the South
eri and Western States, which checked
the depression aud kept the market steady
| during the Week at the prices current
when the Caledonia sailed. The weeks
I transactions comprised SO, 600 bales, in-
| cludng 3 ,000 bales taken on speculation,
| aud 200 for export. Of the descrip-
| ton sold were $40 bales OF Upland at
3 IA and sd: Is, 600 do. New Orleans
! at 37l-S and Cd; aud IL, ,240 Alabama and
Mobile at 3 SIS and I'D. The i'm
ports of the week were 72,678bales The
stock comprises 625, $40 ba les ss
Corn MarAet.-Rather All improved
feeling prevails in the Grain trade gem
orally, with an advance in The price of
some descriptions. Flour is better than
at the sailing of The Caledonia
Grneral Intelligence The French
al 4 a.. l. ~
result is not yet known. In Paris nine
Socialists and nineteen Moderaies are
elected. sHr o. aTi.ug tn
The French Army had not entered
Rome. h..eH 5sa w .uaw
Ihe Italian question was being dis
cussed III the French Assembly aud the
Ministry were defeated by 3S majority.
General Oudilou, it seems from the de-
bate, had no Instructions to enter Rome.
tie was expected 10 remain at Civita
Vecchla, and TO march in case it should
be necessary. The Ministry, however.
are said TO be divided OH this subject. s
1t is stated that the Treuch Govern
meat had written TO London, St. Peters
burg, Berlin aud Vienna, deploring the
interference of Russia in the German
affairs and saying they will enteavor 10
null 1t by diplomatic means. Ia case
OF failure, they will apply to the Assem- |
bly, for advice. Faucher, the Minister OF
the interior has resigned, and it is stated
that others will soon follow his example. |
Ihe Neapollau arms have again been
defeated. -n NO. -efo
Fighting goes on in Hungary. The
dungarlais continue successful, and are |
within few days march of Vienna, !
where the huSslaus are fastening. t !
Sicily is again i'll a state Of iusurrecii.,n. !
ihe Danes have suffered another defeal. |
1t Is stated that Denmark has accepted
the proiered mediation Of England
The British Parliament sustained Lord |
Elgel IN the position which he took in
the Canadian out break. au .c uo1 |
sA An,Inber OF ameidmentsi it is expected |
VIII be made 10 the Navigation Bill |
winch may materially change it, if HOT
prevent its passage. ea
There have been renewed disturbauced I
Ill various parts of Germany. At Frank
tort the revolutionary movement was
more and more decided. ll s.F.a c1 |
Ireland is quiet. sdi Oh a. bias
The Pope, on learning Of the resistance
to the French troops in Rome, had de-
clared that he could HOT return to the |
city on such terms ami at such price,
and sent message 10 General Oudlnot
and the King OF Naples to Withdraw their
troops. There was Il terrible state of al
fairs in Rome. The Priests were dragged
from their hiding places, and hack ed to
pieces by the lniurlaled people aud thrown
into the liber. The Romans were in the
highest state of excitement. aud prepared
tor any emergency. and it was thought I
no human pOWer cOulu re store the 2nn.- |