The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-03-23
From the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
II DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THU sTEA MER AMERICA
LIVERPOOL. Feb: "a tn i.

ARRIVAL OF Till STEAM ER AMERICA.
LIVERPOOL. Feb "a tn.
In the early part Of the past fortnight the de-
mand for Cotton was most active and animated
and on the 18th tremendous excitement, exis.
ted and sales to the unusual extent Of fully
$4,000 bales. With such an extensive enqui-
ry, prices advanced accordingly, from the 10th
to the 18th. The rise IN American ~descrip-
tons was Id. per ID. Brazil, Of which 1900
bags were sold, also advanced to the same ex-
tent, whilst Surat and Egyptian were ! higher
than during the preceding week. The sales
from the 9th to, the 10th were 9,22O, bales Of
which $3.50 were American, During The same
period the operations Of spectators amounted
to Al 900 bales, exports a, 800, Since the 10th,
the market has r%elapsed into an inactive state
prices have also again given way, and the sales
have been only to limited extent, not more
than $4,000 baleshavinglchanged hands. The
decline of the week is about ! per Id.
The state OF trade in the manufacturing dis.
trlcts on the whole is satisfactory Employ
mentis plentiful and activity prevails throu gh-
out.
There continues good demand for American
Securities in London, The reported payment
Of the Penn. Interest in one halt Relief Notes
waa received with considerable dlslavor. U.
S. 6 per cents continue in good demand on the
Continent, and orders for the stock have been
executed at 1864. Money continues to get
more abundant, and the rate Of interest rates
low.
ENGLAND-M Labouchere has again brought
{ rward the Government modification Of the
Navigation Law, and Mr.. Bancroft, our Minis
ter, states that'to whatever extent in libcrality
the British parliament may be disposed to leg
islate in this matter, that he is ready to sign a
convention sto alorre'' based upon complete
reciprocity, and upon the opening of the entire
casting trade OF the two countries to Il e YES.
sells OF both. By the proposed law, it will be
competent for IN American vessel to come TO
Liverpool trom the United States, laden with
Cotton and Tobacco. She will be permitted to
discharge all her cargo in the Mcrsey, take in
freight or passengers, and carry them to Glas-
gov or London, in transit, and clear out with
perhaps a fresh cargo from her final port no
arrival,
The Cholera returns have now swelled to
1896, Of which 6,536 have died, 1898 have
recovered, and 3,ll6 are under treatment, on
which the result is not stated.
The reports from California continues to
excite immense interest The ex~citemect ex-
tends to all classes, and the French Govern
ment has despatched an Engineer to survey
the discoveries,
FRANos-Tho National Assembly has final
Y voted ITS own dissolution, and the new
Assembly will meet about the middle of May.
Louis Napoleon seem to be daily acquiring
strength, and the politicians who have hitherto,
from app Extensions Of instability or other mo-
lives, withheld their support, now come for
ward to declare themselves Bonapartists, and
accordingly great progress has been made in
re-establlslilng puolc confidence.
The "Bonnet.roage," the symbol of liber-
ty as we'll as Of crime, has been put down.
In almost all parts of France, the Monta-
Guard and Royalists inscriptions have suffered
the same fate.
NJ Ledru Rollin Intercepted the ministry OF
the affairs of Rome, and received an in,imatlon
in reply that the French Government did moi
mean to acknowledge the Roman government
without previously a%scertai ing thutIt approves
of its acts, and that the French Ministry was
anxious that the pope should be placed i'm
position becoming a temporal prince, and head
of the Catholic Church.
The Assembly, in spite of an effort on the
part of the Red Republicans to falter the Gov.
eminent by a declaration of principles, passed
unceremoniously to.the order of the day.
The saloons Of Paris, so long closed, are now
filled nightly with crowds of people,
Joseph Napoleon will proceed to Spain as am.
bassador, He insists on remaining in Paris un.
til after the election, for which ne Is preparing
so as to consolidate the power Of his relation
at the head ofthe Republic.
The continuance of tranquility may increase
the good disposition which now PREVAILS
Funds have risen very considerably. Five pei
cents are quoted ut about 81 90; three pei
cents range at about 50G.
IrAby.-The Grand Duke Of TUSCANY has
hed from Vienna with his family aud taken re-
fuge at Port San Stila o. A provisional Cow
, eminent has been declared by the excited peo'
pie, as part of Italy in the Roman States
, The Republican has reached the highest point
S Of excitement, and the Executive C mmitte'
!. have usurped the Papal authority, which is al
, together set aside Tne Pope is deposed ant
g the Republic established