Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-03-30
LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
| The steamer Niagara, from Liverpool the 9th
instant, arrived at Boston Saturday. The fol-
lowing is telegraph report of the intelligence
brought by her:
GREAT BRITAIN
Nothing evenul in political has yet occurred in
Parliament and nothing is anticipated before the Chancellor
produces his budget.
Lord JoHs RUSSELL has given notice that is conem-
plaion by the Government abolish the Office of Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland together with the Vice Regal Court at
Dublin, the intention being have Irish airs managed by
the Home Department, by Secretary for Ireland.
Mr.. JOKES LLOYD, the eminent banker, is about to be
raised to the peerage.
Lord DESMAS has retired from the woosack and Lord
CAarBELL has been appointed Lord Chief Justice.
The conduct of Lord PALaERsros in continuing the
Greek blockade severely commented upon by all the Eng
'ish Journals and were il for belief which exists that
MS iodshp has made demonstration against Russia his
CONDUCT would meet with general repobaton The Russian
Government has presented energetic emonsance against
the proceedings of the English Government and public opin
ion general that if necessary the Gar will give the Greeks
efficient support The Russian note to the Minister at Lon
don says
"You will demand Of Lord Pamerston to what er,sn, bs
intends employ force support Of his claims in order that
the allies of King Ohio may be position to consider what
may be necessary for them adopt to guaranty the
Independence of that monarch and bis people,"
The London Gazette says that Queens messenger pass
ed through Malta the 25th ulmo, with orders to Sir
William Parker to cease hosilities against Greece
The QUEEN has authorized publication Of the following
liberal rewards for the discovery Of Sir JOHN FaAsKLs viz
any who shall eectualy relieve the crews Of
the ships 100000 for relieving for such information as
may lead to the relief of any of the crew. and 0Ooo
any who shall first succeed in ascertaning their fate
FRANCE
The result of the elections not known at Paris on
Thursday The Government have established censorship
on all foreign books brought into France
The anniversary Of the Republic passed off without dis
turbance The Minister of Finance states that the revenue
will be adequate for the public service this year without new
loan increased The Postmaster General opens all
the letters passing and from suspected PERSONS This con-
duct has given rise to debates in the Assembly It is
said that France and Russia completely united upon the
Greek question Letters from Toulon that the French
fleet in the Levant had sailed for the Greek We learn
from the French budget just published that the army be
reduced men, and that the expenses the nation
are to be reduced "a, 900, 600 francs.
PRUSSIA AND THE GERMAN STATES.
The Prussan Monitor of the 9Th instant publishes the
of the members Of the Chamber Of State named BY the
Government They all of the aristocratic class The
Consitutonalss and Democrats will not interfere in the
election for the First Chamber because they consider that
the nomination Of many members of the arsocracy too
significant hint the part of the Government to admit Of
hope that the internal liberties of Germany are about
to be developed. All who sincerely desire that Germany
should attain to definite Constitutional State are greatly
discouraged at this act of the Government.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Vienna journals that intelligence had been received
from Trannsyvana to the effect that the Russians were as
semblng considerable military force the defe of Gerto
with the intention of again occupying Transyvania
allow Austrian troops pass through Italy and the Ger
man frontier. ;
Our latest avces slate that all the of death have
been committed to terms Of imprisonment
COMMERCIAL.
During the fortnight the market has been dull and
to effect sales holders have been obliged submit to de-
cline all descriptions below fair Upands have declined
one-eghth change in Mobile New Orleans. Quota
tons were, fair Orleans 81 Mobile 81 uplands g. At
Havre the market is quiet.
The market has been extremely slack and prices have
given way most articles. Indian has declined
pence quarter for whites from sxpence nnepence for
yellow. Best Western canal Baltimore and Ohio flour has
declined Is 3D. per Dbl The provision market has rather
improved.
Sales of tobacco for the month were ia hhds Of which
about one half Kentucky stemmed. Prices have adj
vanced during the month half penny per pound,
Virginia and Kentucky stem.
American securities in better demand, improved
rates. United States skies 1919 l0s New York skies
107 lOs Pennsylvania ves SO 94 Massachusetts ves
los LOG.