Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1849-08-03
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receivsd The following despa'ch.-PillSbugh
Gaislie.
ST. JOINS, Wednesday, O'Clock,
July 25, l849.
The Cunard steamer Europa, arrived al Hall
laS last evening. bringing Liverpool dates to
the i4.h July inst. The Europa brings l2S
passengers
LlvERPooL, July IA.
The tone Of business has continued active &
vigorous. The Manufacturing Districts con'in'
ne 10 give assurances OF a healthy state Of a.
fairs, with gradual extension Of operations
and restoration of confidence.
The English funds have steadily advanced
during the week. Yesterday, (July 1877 con-
soils ranged from 92la93 on transfer. Bank
shares 1884. Exchequer bills 48a5l premium.
The money market continues remarkable easy.
CorToN.-The sales Of week foot up the
large figure Of 82, $50 bales at further advance
Of the eighth Of penny per pound, of which
e7OOO bales were taken on speculation, aud
$4,000 for export.
Al the close OF the market yesterday the quo
lalions were for Fair Upland and Mobile Sd;
for fair New Orleans, 5ld.
OF the American descriptions sold during the
week. there were 1000 bales. Upland, at 5a
Sad; $4,000 New Orleans. at 5a64d; 10000 Al
ALBANIA and Mobile al 5a5ld. The offerings
Yesterday we're not so large, but the advance
was firmly maintained.
BREApSrUFFs.-The market generally is dull,
and last weeks prices were barely maintained.
Indian Corn has experienced further decline
Of Sd 10 Is per quarter. Flour-The quota.
,lons we're for 25as5s Sd; for western Canal S3a
q5s; Philadelphia a3s Cd. Baltimore, a6sa26s
Sd. Wheat is unchanged.
The price Of Indian Corn is nominally 3la
S5s. per quarter. Sales, however, have been
made to arrive at fSa29s per quarter
PRovISIoNs-There is no alteration in Beef
Western Pork meet with fair sales at last quo
ialions. Bacon-Iiavng submitted 10 reduc
,ion of fully IS per cwI. is in extensive de-
uaand. Western curing has been sold freely
and better demand is felt for shoulders.
IRoN.-The trade is dull, dealers insisting OF
lower rates before they will operate.
Il has been excessively hot in London anC
Liverpool, and the Cholera appears 10 be sIea
dy on the increase in London. Last weel
there we're So deaths there from that disease
10 Liverpool 20l.
The epidemic has broken out in very fata
form in Southampton and seems 10 infest 'ht
entire southern coast Of England.
The Potato disease has manifested itself in
number Of places in Ireland. but with this ex
rep,ion, the crops generally were highly prom
sing throughout both England and Ireland.
The Irish papers contain the most distressing
accounts Of intense suffering in that country
particularly in the southwestern districts. The
Warehouses; are filled TO replelion, and thou
sands of persons appeared to be actually with
"ut the means of keeping body and soul TO-
geihor
On Monday, Smith O'Brien. Meagher. Me-
Nina and O'IIonahue were embarked on board
Ihe ship Swift, which sailed Immediately lol
Van Dieman's Land. Previous 10 their depar'
ture they placed in The hands Of mutual friends
an address TO their counIrymen, of which the
London Times remarks, at must be admitted
ils tone is unobeclionable nay, even more mod
craze than could be expected from men, the
whole tenor of whose previous conduct favored
the supposition that they were acting not as
free agents, but as the victims Of some unknown
species of downright lunacy."
Elections to ill lhiry.ive vacancies in the
Erench Assembly are going forward quietly
und the results appear to tend in favor OF the
moderate candidates.
In Paris the ministerial can1icates were al
returned. In The Provinces OF Lamartine anC
few Others, the Socialists secured their elec
zion.
On Thursday tIath) there was a rumor il
Paris Of a difficulty having occurred in the Ca
banet, touching the affairs Of Rome, and it il
said that OdlIlon Barrou aud Dutour will re-
tire. Doubts were expressed whether England
had previously. as was reported, demonstrated
with France on the subject of Roman affairs.
M. Dehuvs has been despatched as Ambassa
dor Extraordinary 10 the Court Of ST. James
with much apparent haste, with the object a
has been conleclured, ~ neutrallze Lord Pal
merston's decided or apprehended intervention
with France in favor of The Romans.
Regarding this subject, the London Sun says
"The Marquis Of Normandy has presented
note 10 the French Government; from Lort
Palmerslon, demanding explicit declarations a
20 the intentions of France with regard 10 Rom,
e-how long il is intended to occupy the Roman
VsErltoFy, and whether it is resolved TO supper
Nhc tfFp'
The LegImist and Jesuit journals are set
Ting up a cry for the absolute and uncOndiIiona
Yestoration Of the Pope. But the correspondent
OF the Times says: mo such folly is intended
by The French Government"
Several commit,sss Of the Legislative Assem-
bly, have suggested prerogatlon Of that body
from the 18th August 10 the lst October, al
pracueabe, without deIrimeni 10 The public bu
sness. A commission was appointed forthwith
~ consider lha proposition.
The difficulties which continue to beset the
French Government, pprIlcUlarly with regarC
90 tha Italian question. occasion great flucua
lions in the French funds.
The MoniIeur contains despatch from Gen
0udnot which gives AN elaborate and detailed
description Of the fnaI assault upon Rome
made on the 29Ih Of June.
The brave Romans fought desperately, leov.