Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-02-15
F 0 R E | G N N E VS..
Arrival of the Canada.
France.


OF emnence of every shades of political
opinions. There have been some distur.
Dances at Batignolles, near Paris French
funds are rather lower, owing to the uncer.
tainly which prevails respecting the patri-
otism of the Chamber in being willing to
be dissolved without political struggle.
Spain.
Caloma has been blockaded by the Car
lists. ~.
Portugal.
The Cortes were opened at Lisbon by
the Queen in person, who made a speech
from the throne.
Austria.
The Imperial army continues to be sue.
cessful. 1t was reported that the City of
Kenmore had fallen into their hands in con-
sequence oftreason.
Frankfort still continues to be the focus
of intrigue.
Denmark.
The King has issued his proclamation,
protesting against the violation of the es.
sential conditions of the armistice with
Prussia, by the collective governments of
the Duches; and every thing indicates
renewal of the war, after the winter is over.
Italy.
II is mentioned in the Paris papers of
Tuesday, that the Pope, wishing to avoid
foreign interference, intends to try the effec,
of personal step. He will 60 to Vecchia
and make an appeal in person to the peo-
pie, which, if not successful, he will let
things take their own course. He still re-
mains at Gaeta. Private letters from Milan
speak of active preparations for war. About
10000 men are 10 take the field with seven
ty pieces Of cannon. The field marshal an
nounces that he will march on Turin at frs,
orders of the Emperor, and says tina, he is
only waiting for the entire pacifcation of
the war with Hungary, before he develop,
the plan of the campaign, unless Charles
Albert should treat directly with Austria
Attempts were being made by the Austri-
ans TO excite the lower class against the
rich.
Sicily.
The Sicillian question is still subject of
continued negotiations between the Napol.
itan Government and the English and
French Legation.
Markets.
The Cotton market for the week ending
the 9Th, shows an advance of I'D and also
lid. of American description, with con-
siderable demand for speculation; Fair Or
leans may be quoted at 4 3.s to 3-4d; Mo-
bile l-4a4 l-2d; Georgia Bowed l.sd;
Flour.-U. s. Sweet 27s to 27s 3D.
Meal las Sd to l5s Cd. Indian Corn 90
to 33s.
Grain.-U. S. Red Wheat, 6s. lOd. to rs
I'd. White Is. i'd to Is. Cd.
Lard.-American Fair Leaf in kegs, 35
to 36s; do in bbls 34s Cd.
PoRK.-American, in bbls., prime new
mess 40 to sos; old 40 to 52s. Bacon, new
long middles, free from bone, in salt, 4Os. to
AS. Cheese, fine, az to Al. The aspect
of the commercial affairs is encouraging
and good bushes is anticipated during the
coming spring. ........
Money is easy and the discounts range
from l2 to 3I,2 per cent. Consols sell
for money at 50 IA, for account, same
Bank of England discounts continue to be
satisfactory.
Second Despatch.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80, 8, Pm.
Liverpool circulars quote Breadslufis as
slightly declined and dull; Beef inactive,
Bacon in fair request at prices varying from
40 TO 43s. -.
The gold fever is raging in England.
.s France.
Barrot will undoubtedly be chosen Vice
President of Franco. .H
1t is said upon the authority of the Minis
terial circles Of Paris that Intervention in
behalf of the Pope will Immediately be
made by the leading powers of Europe.
Austria.
Perth has surrendered to Windischgra,z
A CALIFORNIA DAMPER.-We are told
that Cavoua a. Haul ms cold o,,ava.. l,o