The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-05-06
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIvERPooL April 20.
The Niagara arrived on the 18th, her news
caused cotton to advance full ! on all descrip-
tions. Sales Of 81 900 bales of which spec
ulatos took l2 900 and exporters S,OO0.--
There has been falling off in the receipts OF
cotton from American ports OF 350,OOU bales,
compared with last year.
The London Times OF Friday says, month
after month money has accumulated till is
vaiiiy offered in market at per cent, for
purpose of speculating. American securi-
ties advanced SIS l l,05--others unchanged.
ENGLAND 1.-The news from the manufac-
turing districts is more cheering, and trade
has somewhat improved. The British Min
istry have met with another signal defeat and
this truce forms portion Of the chancellorss
budget. The defeat came Unexpectedly, and
created great sensation No outbreak has
occurred on the continent, but from France,
particularly, reports indicate very critical
state of affairs. sc 81.
FRANcE.-The socialists, as the election
draws near evince most deadly hatred tow
ards Govt. They nominated Eugene Sue as
their candidate for Paris-hs opponent, of
the order party, had not been determined up
on at last dates The funds are sensibly af-
fected--owimg TO this unsettled state of af-
fairs. Frightful loss Of life occurred at
Angler on Monday, breaking suspension
bridge over Louvre, 5000 men Of llth Reg.
Light Infantry drowned
The Pope has returned 10 Rome, and
was well received'at his entrance into
Rome. There was no pompous display
boyond the necessary guard and staff. The
offer of Tuscany to refer the English in
demnity question has been refused by
Lord Palmerston.
Austria and Prussia.
A Convention is said tolInve been con.
cluded between Austria and Prussin. An
Austrian officer Of high rark has been ar
rested in the act Of sketchiDg Prussian for
tiications. The cabinet of Vienna has
espoused the cause Of Denmark in the
Schleswig controversy, and the probability
of peaceful settlement Of that question
is farther removed than ever a
GREEcE.--There is nothing new of
defuite character in relation 10 the. Greek
question. Foot Barsenville, has ndvices
from Athens to 7th ult., stating that the
conferences had been continued, and that
the British fleet fired salute on the occa-
sion of the anniversary of the Helena
insurrection.
HuNGARY.-Thc leaders of the Hunga-
rian revolution having months ago been
summoned to surrender within 80 days,
all who have not done SO have been sem
fenced to death for contumacy, among
xuh0p, 10 Kocoufh nd otharcl
TURKEY A letter from Cqnstantiuople
of the 9th, state that Diplomatic relations
had been resumed by the Court and Aus
tria, and Mr., Church from the U. S. had
been received blythe Sultan in very fiat
tering manner. II is said TINT the new
Legation will be likely to prove very in
efectual one, and that the Embassies Of
America and England will mutually act
together.
: The Sultan has added christian bat.
TALON TO each of his regiment. -.-.
RUSSIA The late news from Russia is
confirmed by the German and Austrian
papers.
SARp1MA.-In Sardinia all Ecclesmsti
cal privileges have been abolished. The
Papal nuncio has consequently demanded
and received his passports, and has lef
= Tuscany.
~DENMARK.-The probability of tn
peacef6l. determination of the Schleswi|
question isSdaily growing more remote
The army Of Schleswig Holstein ar,
making arrangements for deciding th'
matter by hard knocks.
SrAN.--From Spain there is nothing
new. From Malta we enrn that the Ro
man Catholic religion has been proclaim
ed as the predominant religion on th'
Island. ......
IRELAND.-There is nothing to repot
except n continuance Of favorable wealth
er for agriculture, Many ofthe omigrant
leaving for America ure people Of consid
cradle means. zt - 81 p