The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-05-19
Telegraphic Dispatches from the Gal. GAG.
REIGN VS..
l of the Hibernia.
New YaRK, May !


of Commons by 81 majority.
! Trade in Liverpool has been dull. The
Funds in LONDON have been steady; Con-
soils closed at 81 1-2 to- 80. The French
I Funds continue firm.
! In breadstuffs, the market has been dull.
Wheat has declined Cd to Sd; Flour has de-
clined cd to Cd Western Canal Flour is
quoted AT as; Philadelphia and Baltimore
at as to Cd; Ohio, % TO 24s. In Provis-
ions there has been no marked change.
Hostiiires between Denmark and Prussia
still continue to be waged without pre- pom
derence TO either side to affect the general
issue.
German troops entered Jutland in consid-
cradle force on the Goth uit
France continues tranquil. The expedi-
ton in aid of the Pope sailed on the Odd uIt
and arrived at Civta Necchia, and would
march to Rome. The Pope will remain at
Gaeta until the temper of his revolving sub
jects is aseertaIned.
+ Sardinia re ects the terms offered by the
AustrIans, and the two Governments are
again at issue The Piedmontese Minister
has.giyen fresh directions to the War De-
partnient to prepare for the immediate re-
sumption of hostIities.
T. Advices have reached Liverpool, that the
/ Washington and Hermann have obtained
permission from the Danish Government to
carry passengers and goods to and from Bre-
men without search or detention.
The condition of Germany continued dis
turbed. Austria continued to be foiied by
Hungary. The accounts from the seat of
war are conflicting.
The war between Naples and SIicy con-
tinued adverse to the later. la addition to
Cataria, Sotte has surrendered to the Nea-
lpoitans. Parlerino it is said has purposed
to capItulate.
LIVERPOOL, April %.
Considering the actual position of contin-
entail affairs, pebic securities have been firm
since the departure of the last steamer
Mercantile affairs, however, have been duh
and unsatisfactory. In Manchester and
throughout the manufacturing district the
feeling of depression prevails owing to the
continuation of hOst'lities between Denmark
and Prussia. and the threatening aspect Of
the affairs of. Germany, which had the eff
feet of cutting off orders from these quar-
tiers, Notwithstanding some slight FLUCTUATIONS
during the week. Funds have been more
than usually steady; advices from France
despondng and trade Of the whole country
nearly at stand.
French Funds we still quote ffty-sx to
sixty francs for three per cts. and eighty
eight francs for five per cts.
! The market for breadStufls during the
week, has been inactive, with limited oper-
atiOnS.
! Best Western Canal Flour is worth 23s to
24s Sd: Philadelphia and Baltimore brands
23S TO 23s Cd. Indian Corn is quoted at 29s
to 29s cd and 91st. and prime white at Sis to
{ D.. al \, 4 =,
l9s per hbl.
Yesterday morning there was more AMI
nation, and closed with firmer feeling.
| Provisions, during the week-there have
been sales OF Pork, for the retaiI trade, at
full prices. Western Pork has partial de-
cline. Bacon steady, but the large imports
during the week, prerludes the possibility of
an advance; 2Ss to eos per cwt. has been
accepted for inferior hams in dry state
Shoulders are in fair demand with de-
Icreasng stock; $50 tOus have been sold this
week, at former prices les Cd TO l9s per cwt.
Naval stores are unchanged.
FRANCE.-The journal DIES DebatS, an
nOunces that the French Minister at Turin
has been Instructed to encourage the King
of Sardinia, To re ect the terms of peace, at
tempted to be enforced by the Marshal Ra-
tdetsky, and also adds that orders have been
given 10 the Sandman Admiral Athena 10
remain in the Adriatic until the difficulties
have been adjusted.
| In the assembly on the 22d ut., the bill
1inleihhlfying the prOlretors of houses in
the Colonies, was ordered TO a second read
ing. The sitting OF the Oath was entirely
occupied on the consideration of the bill i'll
troduced by General Lamoricier, for reor-
ganizing the Army. He proposed to abolish
the system of levying troops by CONSUMPTION,
and to make every one liable to military
service.
| Mr.. - has presented a protest to the
Cover ment against the expedition to Civit;,
Fecchia. Fears are still entertained as to
the fidelity of the army, among whom So
ciaiIsm prevails to more alarming extent
than is generally admitted. In evidence of
this fact, it is stated that the 9th Regiment
of light infantry and the sd Regiment of
the line, were ordered to quit Paris on the
22d ult., at four hours notice, in consequence
of some appearance of disaffection. Just
before the squadron got under weigh from
Marseilles to Ciyita Vecchia, n prociama-
ton was issued 10 the troops, ia which they
are told that the Government being resolved
to maintain, in all quarters of the globe,
their old and legitimate influence, would
not allow the people of Italy to he at the
mercy of Il foreign power, or of part con-
shutting in fact minority of the whole
population.
The Government has appropriated 4O0, 900
francs to guard against the spread OF the
Cholera. During the past month, the chol-
era has attacked, 10 fourteen Departments
5000 persons, 5000 of whom have died
In 1892, the cholera attacked seventy De-
partnents, in two of which alone, 5000
persons died. Cholera cases are decreasing
in the hospitals of Paris.
The steamer Niagara was seen from the
Hibernia one day out.
Father Matthew will positively sail for
| New York on The Ashhurtnn ON the Od in