The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-11-29
ARRIVAL or THE sIAoARM
One Week Later from Europe. .

NRW YORK. Nov, 22
The Steamer Niagara with adyiceb from Liver.
pool 10 The 9Th. Loudon tn the 3th and Paris 10
'ie Slli' arrived al her pier shortly after 10 o.
clock this morning
LIVEEPooL, Nov. 0 The past week has been
one OF quietness IN commerci, trade For pro.
duce generally, the demand has been less anilnal.
ed iinin Tor some time past; still prices reIniin
Without change, holders being generally disguised
10 require iOrmer rates. AdVices from tue CHEF
mIrkets oi the continent for this week states The
demand for most descriptions 0f goods is limited
whilst holders are willing 10 real ze aud would
sell for lower prices.
Ia the money market, no change can he report.
ed. The ratea Of discount remain easy. Cash In
abundant supply. Rather more employment for
ihe surplus capital. This is chiefly the result Of
the additional commercial paper that has been rails
ed Oh ColonhIl produce, collateral security being
taken by the deposition Of the warrants,
The Cotton market, particularly snre last
Monday has been exceedingly heavy aud rs hold
ers have manifested considerable anxiety 10 real.
ize' buyers have cOnduried their operations with
Caution Uuder these circumstances. prices have
again sustained auoiher decline. We therefore
now quote current qualities Of American at la
IaI thing below prices Of this day week. Surais
have also given away 10 the extent nr 4 penny al
though fair demund llus prevailed. Brazil aud
Egyptian have also reccded to like extent This
state OF things is To he mainly ascribed 10 the rig.
ID determination Of the trHde 10 having confined
their actual purchases within the bounds Of their
wants aud the Increasing uneasiness Of holders
Under tile most trlfilDg cessation IN demand Al
ter Tie Brokers committee meeting yesterday,
fair Orleans was placed at Sd. fair Mnbie "a I.
aud fair upland at I'D; Middllns qualities 7la7 !
pence per pound Sales of the week dnuunled
to 25 900 bales.
LIvERPOoL C0RN MARKET.-Yery little dining
in tue Grain VI ,rket. Wheat aud Flour. butll OI
home and foreign produce, meets fair demand
Indian COrn !, IN rather better request but prices
are this week Gd lover per quarter Of 480 lbs
Flour. the value Of American Western c anallis 20
D22s I'd per barrel; Philadelphia aud Baltimore
I23Q24s Canadian 2ls Gd0?3s Indian COru
Meal quoted at Ids Cd "a SIS Cd per barrel. Wheat
American 6s 3l07s; red SIS 9la6s per 10 lbs.
Imports from abroad. during the week. consist
lol l44ll quarters OF Wheat 32 SOB quarters ni
Beans, 533 quarters of Peas 60 Oij barrels ol
Flour, l2,OG3 It Indian Corn Meal.
Iron, during the last few days. W,lcll has heen
in request in anticipation Of the Spring demand
and prices have improved 2s 6l per ton; Scotch
zig quiet at 42s 6d per ton for mixed numbers
la Glasgow, lhe demand lur Sallordshlre Iron
has improved but is without alteration in prices
Frelghts-We have dull week in lreighls: the
arrival OF coasters having been interered with 10y
stormy weather Passengers, also scarce aud
ships are filled with difficulty at low rates. p.
LONDON MARRET-The market f,r English
funds has received all impetus. OWN! 10 the ac
counts irVn Germany aud FraIce being Of murt
peaceul character and prices hiye consequently
improved since this day week.
FRAScE. -Lu Pat ia annnunces that the IN
sHge of the Frelch President has been cnnlnuri
Gated lo the MINI lry in council aud That il contain
nn ullusIpn To The prniunsalion rl tie President
term.
Cardinal Weisn.an is Al present at I,ypns wher
lie VII remain snlne dlys.
SPAIN 1t was reported tmt the Portuguese
Government had invited Spain Ia inicrprse lie
good offices in adjusting It's differences with Grea
Britain aud that several conferences on the sub
lJect had already iaSen place between the Dik'
lof Valencia and Lord IIuw,len. letter from
Seville announces thlt the rrincpss Clcmentip
"us shortly expected in tbs city oil a sit 10 tn
BAKE and Duchess MnIlpensrr.
, il Is said that the Kihs uf Naples is atlacke
with dropSey
Lola MnnteS is said Ia hive hrcn,nc devnut an
gone 10 Madri with view II enter nrllIery.
GERM N-Ou the l5l inst the BIvnrldn an
Au'lriut trno!,s entered tiesgt C'iI.el. Giving
dissolution OF tho Hes,rn army. and partly 10 Ill
act Ol the EIector, tie country was entirely will
out military protection while tie refusal ui s,ll
plies 10y the Chamber had ripl,et the machiner
"t several governments. (Thnt is a hg operation
I'd the Telegraph J PUclumalioIs of the EIrctur +,
;, Dirt at Frankfort were torn down by the people
No 0iherd dem strations were IN lde.
According to ndvices from Cassel Of the 8
inst tue l8lh regiment o. pllssian tronps. accom-
panied by squadron ot Hessiu,s aud II batter
oi artillery, eutercd the town OH the morning.
= Thursday. alter very iurced l!'4ht ui;ch Ties
, troops We're sent rtf Gy uen Gtoeben from Wa
L vers as soon AZ lie heard tile Intelligence of Il
l. entry of the Bavarians aud Austrians on the o
u poslte side Of the Electorate
The military pnsts in CasseI were occupied |
the Burgher Guards The reception uiiIie rru
Il sim troops was quiet but friendly
2 DENMARK AND TIL DucHtEs No further lIn
J. tllIlies have lnken place in either army. Til
Danish urces il is reported, have received Gu
siderable increase, some say TO the extent of 4;
J, OOO men. The typhus fever however, disables
u large portion Ol these. From 500 to 900 piece
are said In be placed in the position OF the Da
+ ish delences.
: a runlor was in circulation that the Prussia
9 garrison nj Hamburgh hud received orders Ia hn
u itself IN readiness tn march at a moments II tic
!, the Dutche Of Hnlsicin being designed ms the
destination II is added that corps Of 5000 me
" is tu enter that DuclIy, il tue slUckhOderaie d
, J. not speedily arrange terms for the withdrawal
u , their troops. What degree Of credibility is a
l. attached to these rumors. does not appear. The
are said to be the result Of the resignation of Vo
RadviIz.
e AusTRA-From Vienun, we learn by accoun
l. of the 2d INST, that General Radslsky and 9th
military chiefs have been summoned To attend
u grand Council of War at The Capital. The Au
trian army against Prussia, is to increase until it
mounts to $4,000 men. and among them /;
squadrons Of horse Of l40 each This may appe
extraordinary, nd certain conciiaory propose
y have Of late been sent to the Pmssiau Court, b
s. it is stated thnt they probably cauuot be cxceI
y ed by Prince Schwarseenberg since Prussia
sistS on the Prussian proposition to protect 4
e Electur against the intervention Of the federal d
"a triUts.
II DestruCtiSe Fire'
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