The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-04-08
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Weeks Later from Europe.
HALIFAX, April s.
The Europa arriyedat this place at bali
past 2 o'clock this afternoon.
All descriptions of cotton except fair and
good had declined one farthing, fair upland
was quoted at SGD, fair Mobile 6Bc, and fail
N. CLEANS 60 d. Sales for the fortnight had
been $4,000 bales, ofwhich speculators tooh
$500, and exporters 10000. Sales Of the
last week 10000 baless.
Coffee in Londonis down 6s or los from
the top price Of few weeks ago..
The corn markets. steady and yellow has
advanced Cd per quarter. White is un.
changed, but prices are frmer
Flour is unchanged, but firmer.
The Bullion in the Bank Of England is
increased. Consols closed at 653 for mo-
ney and accounts. American securities
ure said to be firmer, but we have no quo.
tation.
Austria and Hungary.
Five columns 0lthe Pesth Zetung are
filled with sentences cast by court mar.
tiaI upon persons who have been concern,
ed in the late Hungarian revolution. All
sentences Of death have been commutcd
to terms Of imprisonment in irons, for per.
icds oftwelve and sixteen years. \
AniDundation of the Danube has causel
immense injury in Hungary and especial.
ly nj. Comorn, Raab and the Taasper dis.
tricts. 1900 persons have taken refuge
at Raab, in the greatest destitution.
Germany.
AT the opening Of the Chamber, the
King Of Wurtemberg declared that the
Unitarian State of Germany will be no.
thing but chimera, and that if ATTEMPTED
to be carried out it would lead to the seq.
aration and dissolution Of Germany itself
1t is reported that the congress Of Ger.
m1n sovereigns will be held in April a,
Dresden, TO hold council on German mat,
tiers. The emperor Of Austria, and king.
Of Bavaria, Hanover, and Saxony will 6e
present.
Denmark and the Duchies.!
Advices from Berlin state that General
Rouch has returned from his mission ia
the duchess of Schleswig- Holstein. He
has failed in his objects. An understand
ling is farther off than ever.
Prussia.
Advices from Berlin inform us that ne.
gotiations between the courts of Austria
and Prussia for definite consummation of
central government for Germany have en-.
tirely failed.
ST. Louis, April s.
Messrs. Vasquese and Dauphin arrived
last evening from Medicine Creek, the trad.
ing port of Union Fur Company. They left
l4th March, there was snow upon the
ground. Winter remarkably mild.
On the 1lth Of November last, Dauph:r
with ten traders returned from a trading ex,
pedition was attacked in camp, in the forks
of White River, bya war party Of Pawnees
Dauphin was badly wounded and in this con.
dition was deserted by his men. The Indi
ans overpowend him and took his goods
He then made his escape from Blackfeet
fort 10 fort Lookout.
Buffalo was plenty. The Sioux had col
lected in bands of so 10 100 for the purpose
of hunting. The Yanetons are preparing
for war with the Pawnees, in consequence
of dcpredations by the latter.
War will probably continue all the sea.
son, and there is reason 10 fear that Cali,
fornia emigrants going on the north side Of
the Plate river, may fall in with war par.
ties. Major Hatten, agent for the Sioux
is expected here the last of the month";
The Union Fur Company was successful
the first year, and bring over four thousand
packs robes. Z
PTTsBURGH, April 5, M.
River 81 feet and raining slowly. Wealth.
er pleasant.
Earthquake at louisville.
LOUISVILLE. April 4, P. M.
The shock of On Earthquake wus expe.
rienced here, Of full half minute duration,
at.half past s o'clock this evening.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April 5.
FLouR.-There was more disposition to
buy this morning, and we heard of sales fn
canal of 33s bbls at 20, 1873 do at same
and 2s4 do at $4,s5. The receipts by canal
aoJ ro o;lroad durino Tho Oh bo,,..f - o.,