The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-13

The measure was carried by the nms number
a majority Of 46--as have retained the English
Ministry In power short time l0guer.
The Government has discovered another secret
society IN Paris; twenty-seyen persons have been
arrested, all of whom were discharged.
Pans, Thursday conspiracy discovered
at 0ran, in Aigiers, said TO have had extensive
notifications in France. He
Great numbers of persons Belonging to secret
societies in Paris and the Provinces, have been
arrested. ';-' --aae ~ @1s'l le'iii.7
The President of the Republic has given a grand
dinner to-day TO the Marquis and Marchioness OF
Normandy, and the diplomatic corps 1t is con-
sidered that it's real object was to show to the
world, that any temporary GOODNESS between the
two Governments has now passed away. /,
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The movement of the South German mannfac-
urers in favor Of high protective duties sanctioned
by the Prussian Minister Of Commerce, has in-
duced Hanover to announce distinctly the plan of
Mr.. Hasiendy, Chief Minister Of Hesse cassel
has been found guilty Of embezzlDg the public
funds. Another account says he has been com
victed of forgery. N "a $500 fy ~ 49,
There has been shapge in the Austrian repre- are
sentation at Berlin, and rumofs have arisen Of new
disputes between Prussia aud Austria er,.,.ss,s
The Cholera has reyappeared al Berlin. 1890,
Among many other seizures Of presses, that Of
the Prussian Zeitung is announced. Being a roy
alist and anti-reyoluionary Journal, its con6sca-
ton excited especial remark War upon the press
is conducted with the utmost vigor.
s!h... RUSSIA AMI. yuSxEY. "a Sata $50.
Letters from Belgrade state, that revolution
against the Turks has broken out in Balxarine "a
The three districts. within Gurgysoba and Bel
grade are stated to be in open insurYection The
insurgents were marching against the Fort of
Belzrsdeil, which contains but "a small garrison,
but an immense. quantity of munitions of war.
Another statement is, that the fort is already in
their hands. ;... .ssz-gS lTTqE .Z,f9t Eati'4iai
The Russian Amyis being greatly augmented.
but for what purpose has not been stated go oJiul
90 ,.tt Aois,i ~, "A, - ,aA. stasioatgtt
The news from Cuba, still absorbs public atten-
ton The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has sent a
note 70 the American Plenipotentiary, in which,
the United States puts one in mind Of the inhabi-
tants Of Barbary. b-ct3. M Ls5ss ,ss,sE &C.,
5sb 49,. comMERcIAIa SUMMARY ,s.lGG snoaSF
Commercial advices represent business as yery
duh. The season is considered closed ssSA
BROwN. d. SHELLY's CIRCULAR LIVERPOOL,
June 2o--We have 10 report.a favorable change
In Cotton, with an advance in prices of I'D per h.
consequent on the ttnfavorable report Of the,
growing crops, by the Asia and Atlantic The
advance has been steadily maintained up to the
close OF the weeks business, Notwithstanding the
tone Of quietness thai has pervaded the market,
and the general disposition on the part Of holders
to meet the demand freely at the quotations. viz
Fair Orleans fair Mobile ~, middling 2 to-
81 per pound. The sales for the week amount to
sixty five thousand bales, of which SPECTATORS
have taken $4,000, and exporters 10, 756. Among
American descriptions sold are IA, $40 Uplands,
at 81 to. So; 80, lao Orleans at 1900 Mobile,
and Alabama at 81 a ~, and GAO Sea Island at H.
to 70 per pound. The stock Of Cotton in this
port Is estimated at five hundred and twenty thou
sand bales, of. which $50, 900 are American,
against stock at this period last year OF 1877 700
of which $4,000 bales were American. 'esES q
The continuance of the fine weather has had a
depressing influence in,the corn market the trans
actions throughout the week being on a very linn
tied sale, without material change in the nominal
rates, except for Indian Corn. which has declined
rs. per quarter. e,sgigg 4 80 t,t7, $50
The quotations are-Indian Corn, 27s to 27s
I'd; Indian Corn Meal met I5s per Dbl; Western
Canal Flour, los to 22s; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, OBS to 23s I'd; Canadian 22s; sour l8s COS
per bbl wheat, IS Cd to 6s Cd per 20 lbs. Az !. ~
LONDON MONEY Market, June 29.-The mo-
ney market is steady, and Consols closed at 95s
Sc for account 1900 " W $3.50 sE II e5sg-,
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, June 29-The
market closed quiet but frm.4 During the week,
however, 1t was more active than the previous
week, and the week s sales sum up IS 900 bales !;
of which Spectators took 25,0O6 bales, and ex-
porters II 900 bales. III 49, $3.50 ,'.,',-g,.
HAvRE CorToN MARkET.-The- market was
active up to Thursday, and an advance Of 2a2lg
francs had taken place, on last week s rates. The
sales on Thursday reached 1900 bales. - ~. 4
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