The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-27
LONDON MARKET.
LONDON, November 8.

Co fee active; prices full.
Hemp Unrhal & d.
Metl --A,aive.
as--Declined.
MANCHESTER MARKET.
Since last week no change has occurred
10 disturb the feeling. In some instances
there has been slight decline in yarns and
cloths-generally there has been but little
change.
uAyRE MARKET.
HAvRE, November 6.
Cotton closes nt previous prices; sales
since Wednesday 1927 bales. Coffee is dull.
Sugar and Rice; no variation, Tallow is
dropping. American stocks are IN fair de-
mand, at an improvement in U. s. 6's.
.... ENGLAND.
The late Papal Bull, appointing Roman
Catholic IIiera rchy in England, has produ-
red great agitation and excitement. Meet
ings of the Clergy are being held simuta-
neousl, in every diocese, and everywhere
the sentiment of indignation is expressed.
FRANCE.
By an order the army is bound to abstain
from every demonstration, and 10 utter no
cries when under arms. Changatnier, the
reminds the troops placed
Under his command Of these orders.
The party of Order has obtained COM
pleie victory at Redott, near Carcasonc. i.
where the authorities have been obliged to
dismiss the Maynr and bis Deputy, and to
dissolve The Municipal Council. A new
election took place, and all the Socialist
were defeated
TIE Monileur publishes a decree OF the
President of the Republic, making II new
appointments. and dischnrging The National
Guard Of SaInves and ValIen. Owing to the
sncFgy and courage Of the Prefect, the dis
lrmiag took place without any attempted
resistance, notwithstanding some threats to
hat effect,
The Cholera is disappearing in Algiers al
most MS rapidly ns it is returning 10 Paris.
A letter of Wednesday evening announ-
ces thnt the accounts from Lisle mp to half
past o'clock on that day. gave 62,07s as
the number of votes obtained for Gen. La
IIite.
L. Patrie announces that the message OF
the President Of France 10 the Ministry in
Council contains no alusion to the prolonga.
tion Of the Presidential term. Cardinal
Wiseman is at present at Leiges, where he
will remain some days.
SPAIN.
Letters from Madsid TO the 3lsi, announce
The opening of the Cortez by the Queen.
She was accompanied by the King cOnsort.
Ia speech from the throne, her Majesty
began by alluding tothe hopes she had en-.
'erlnined Of presenting herself with Prince
ur Princess on the occasion, but expressed
her resignation to the viii of Providence
She expressed her satisfaction al being able
to announce the happy re-esiablishment of
her diplomatic relations with Great Britain,
and that her friendly relations continue with
other powers. m ,at t.5f
II was reported that the Portuguese Gov
ernmeni had invited Spain to interpose her
good offices in adjusting its difficulties with
Greai Britain, and that several conferences
on that subject had already taken place be-
tween the Duke Of Valencia and Lord lIou,
don. # .,r rsesga .a sagaahsa y.
A leltar from Seville announces that
Princess Cemeniine was shortly expected IN
The city on visit to The Duke aud Duchess
Mnn,penseer. af. .a.m5 o .t4
I's said that the King Of Naples is attack.
ed with dropsy.
Lola Moutes 10 said 10 have become de-
yOut, and his gone 10 Madrid with view
10 enter Nunuery.
The Spanish expedition TO Rome had been
eminently successful. In the Interior OF
Spain, public ogper was maintained, and
pas: depressions forgotten. Tranquility was
for moment disturbed in Cuba by foreign
pirates, who fed before the Loyalist people
and the bravery ofthe troops sustained their
reputation for discipline. The Navy was
increasing ia importance. The public rev.
cnues continued to increase, and plan for
the definite settlement Of the public debt,
would be presented; also, that for the Bank
Fueros. Ina word, The state Of tho coul,-
Try, relatively, her majesty pronounced 10 be
favorable and prospectus. 9gog ht em
n faaa GERMANY. ,a3a4
4 Olt tho 18Th ali. the Bavaiinn troops en-.
tered IIesse Csssel. The dissolution Of the
Hessian army, partly by the resignation Ol
many officers, and partly by the act Of tho
EIecioT, bad left the country eniitely without
military protection, while refusal OF sup
pileS by the Chambers, had stopped the ma.
chinesy of civil gosefnment.
The Proclamatinas Of Tho EIectoS, and ol
the Diet at FraHkloF, we're iorn down by
Ihe people, bug there hes been no other de-.
monslsasian made. sn
According 10 AdslCes from Cassel, OF the
I'd insi., ,hs 18th Yeginent of Prussiap
troops was accompanied BY the Squadron,
The ilussaFs and Battery ARTILLERY entered
the town IN tlle morning Of ihe day after :
forced nights uaieh. These troops wei,
sent of By Gen. GFoehea from Warburs, al
soon ss he read las intelligence Of the sntTy
of The BasaIians and Auslfians on Opposite
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