Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-03-27
F 0 r EIGN N EW S,
LATE FROM EUROPE.

! LA T. FhOM
The steamer Niagara, with Liverpool ad-
vibes to the 9Th inst, has arrived. We Sc
lect the most interesting items Of news.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, March o.
CoTroN.-During the last fortnight the
market has been dull, and to effect sales
holders have been obliged to submit to
decline of Is d. on all descriptions below
fair uplands. No change in Mobile or New
Orleans from the previous steamer. The
trade is still, purchasing but sparingly.
BREADsTUFFs.-The Corn market has
been extremely slack, and prices have given
way on most articles. Indian Corn has de-
clined Cd. per quarter for white, from Cd. to
Cd. for yellow. Best Western Canal, Balli-
more and Ohio Flour has declined Is 3d.
per Dbl.
CoFFEE.-The demand for fine Coffee is
limited, both holders and spectators being
disinclined to operate until after the grea,
sales in Holland have taken place-they
ate advertised for the ] 1,h and 18th of this
month.
SuGAR.-Consitlerable business has been
done in Porto Rico Sugar a. lower prices.
ToBACco.-the sales for the month are
2774 hhds. of which about one half were
Kentucky s,emmed Prices have advanced
during the month 1-2 to Id. per h. on Vir-
ginia and Kentucky slemmed. The market
closed very fra.
The money market is slightly improved
ENGLAND. - Politically the news pos
sesses no interest. Her Majesty has autho-
rised publication Of the following liberal
rewards for the discovery Of Sir John Frank
lin, viz 100000 TO any one who will ef-
fectually relieve the crews Of the ships
100000 for relieving or for such informa-
ton as may lead TO the relief of any Of the
crew, and 100000 to any one who shall
first succeed in ascertainng their fate.
Lord John Russell has given notice that
i. is contemplated by the Government to
abolish The office of Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land, together with the Vice Roy al Court at
Dublin. The intention being to have Irish
affairs managed by the Home Department
by Secretary for ireland.
Mr.. Jones Lloyd, the eminent Banker is
about to be raised to the peerage. Mr. D.
Israeli is very i'll. Sir James Graham is now
the recognised leader of the opposition IN
Parliament. His chief hobby being change
in the monetary system.
The Canadian annexation movement ex-
cites but lille attention. Public sentiment
appears to be favorable to acc eeding TO any
decided expression of The wishes Of The Ca
nadians. Lord Demon has retired from
the wocl-sack, and Lord Campbell has been
appointed Chief Justice.
Collins new line of steamers command
large share of attention and good will
The London Herald says, that it will take
something in the shape Of steamship that
was never produced to beat them.
The conduct Of Lord Palmerslon, in con-
tinuing the Greek blockade is severely COM
mented upon by all the English journals.
and were it not for belief which exists that
his Lordship has made a demonstration
against Russia, his conduct would meet with
general reprobatIon.
The Russian Court presented an emerge
tic remonstrance against the proceedings Of
the English Government, and public opn-
ion is general, tina, if necessary, the Gar
will give the Greeks efficient support. The
Russian note TO the Minister at London says,
''Y GU will demand Of Lord Palmerston to
what extent he intends TO employ force in
support of his claims ia order that the allies
of King Ohio may be in a position to con-
slider what means may be necessary for them
10 adopt 10 guarantee the independence Of
that monarch and his people.
The London Gazette says, that Queens
Message passed through Milton on the 25lh,
ult., with orders to Sir NJ. Parker, TO cease
hos,ilities against Greece.
FRANcE.-The anniversary ofthe Repub-
lie passed off without disturbance. The
Minister Of Finances states tina. the revenues
will be adequate for the public service this
year without new loan or increased lakes.
The Postmaster General opens all letters
passing to and from suspected PERSONS
This conduct has given rise to warm debates
in the Assembly. 1t is said that France and
Russia are completely united on the Greek
question.
Letters from Toulon state that the French
flee. in the Levant had sailed for the Greek
coast. We hear from the French budlel
just published that the army is to be reduced
to 4OS.60O men and that the expenses Of
the Nation are to be reduced S4,000,00O
francs.
sOu! CARRY Me BAcK.''-The Charles
ton News of the 18th instant, SAYS: