The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-01-05
Markets, SC.
NEw YoRK, Dec, 81, l843

DE 6ieaibeT EiuIoPo Hae "''''S"' N@"'
encountered bad weather, aud had an un
commonly rough passage.
Louis Napolean has been elected Pres
ident of the Republic OF France.
The Emperor Of Austria has abdcatee
his throne 10 fevor eff his Nephew.
The Pope Of Rome has been compelled
10 A, from the seven billed city, and has
taken refuge somewhere in Italy.
The Cholera is rapidly spreading al
Preshurgh.
Al Liverpool, on the 18th inst the Cot
ton market advanced one penny per Id,
for American, with an extensive demand
for trade and speculation. Sura,s were
higher. The sales of the week mount
ed TO 5n6 ,030 bales, of which IA 600 were
American. 1860 Sura,s were taken for
speculation.
The market for breadstnfs on the 18Th
showed fair attendance and a moderate
business. Free Wheat and Flour showed
over rates oil the proviops week OF I'd, on
Bonded -Four showed an increase of Cd,
and bonded Wheat Of Sd. per bushel.-
But few samples Of either article were Of
fered.
23s. was offered for Western Canal
Flour 10 bond.
A fair sale Of Indian Corn was had at
an improvement Of 2s. per quarter of eight
bushels.
Oats brought better prices.
Pork, Union States, prime mess. of 200
lbs. to the barrel, brought 40a50 shillings,
and mess, 39s.
Eastern Bacon, 43a46s, s,-Westeru, 32s.
6d.a34. Dry Hams 34a42s.
Fine Cheese 44a48s. per cwt.-Middlng
36a42s. Ordinary 3Sa34s.
Canadian Butter 54a91s.
Prussia.--New Constitution granted.
They King of Prussia, wearied with
factious oposiiion, has dissolved the Par.
liarment and promulgated a new constr
tuition, in which all the liberties, grant
ed to his subjects in March last, are con-
frmed, with such modification as state
of Monarchy would seem to require.
There are to be two Chambers. The
upper House, to consist of $50 members
elected for SIX years, and the lower House
of $50 members, to serve for three years.
Both Chambers are to be elective, and
the powers OF summoning and dssolving
TO rest with the King. The elective
franchise covers very near universal sui
frage.
Austria---A A BID ication of the Emperor.
The Emperor of Austria has abdiacted
his throne in favor of his nephew, Francis
Joseph, son of the Arch Duke Charles
The new Emperor, who has taken npon
himself the duties of governing the EN-
plre. is but eighteen years of age. Ii is
thought good may come out Of the Enpe-
ror's abdication. for his successor will
not be bound by silly precedents and
ormer practice, but will be free to act
as circumstances may reqniie.
France---EIection of President.
Letters from Paris of the Saturday ev-
ening before the steamer sailed, describe
the state of that city as alarming in the
highest degree. Military preparations
W ere to be seen in every quarter, while
the police force was doubled. Some riot
ing took place. The friends OF Louis Ma
poleon met and organized for the purpose
Of preventing an outbreak in the event of
Chauganier officially declined being
a candidate.
The friends of M. Lamartine we're ma.
king great exertioos to secure his elect
ion. All Paris looked like one vast cleo
torial meeting.
The Bonapartists were accused OF an
to assassinate Cavaigoac.
Mahore, one of those who fled with
L luis Blanc, had arrived in Paris.
Letters from the Provinces, received
in Paris on Saturday, state that the elec-
tion of Louis Napoleon would be signal
for great rising among the Monarchical
party. A large number of the National
Guards were ordered under arms for Sun.
day. The Guarde Mobile and other
troops, would be confined TO their bar
racks on that day.
Letters from Marseilles state that ves-
sel, of the expedition INTENDED for Carri-
Ia Veccha, had returned 10 their anchor
sge, but the troops had not disembarked.
Notwilhstandiug all the excitement
about the Presidency, the funds had ad.
vsuced-the 5 per cents closing on Sat Z
urisy at SO l-6 francs.
Letters from Psrn, dated on Tuesday
moraisg, says that tbe election for Presi-
dent had definitely closed all over France.