Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-10-31
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
one week Later fren EuroPe.
NV YoRK, Oct 23d, M.


Liverpool, Oct. IL; London III, and
Paris 10th, arrived this morning at
half-past ten O'Clock.
Liverpool Corn Market.
There has been bot little change
in the corn market since our last no.
tice. The trade Notwithstanding
has been dull, with but few sales ef-
fected in any article at present Pri-
ces.
Sweet American flour we quote
at 23a24s. Sour Of all sorts at l9a-
22s.
There has been a fair business done
in bacon, with sales OF lot Of infe-
rior at 24a25s, and some prime Wes-
tern at 32s Cd.
We have no change to notice in
Hams or Shoulders.
Late arrivals OF Cheese find buy
ers at full rates for good qualities.
There has been a moderate busi-
ness transacted in Pork, without any
change in prices.
All descriptions of Coffee are more
firm.
Molasses continues firm, and in
some instances a better business has
been done at a slight advance.
There is a fair demand for Carroll
ma Rice at 22a24s.
Sugar continues in the firm and
active state as it was last week.
London Money Market
October III, 1850.
] In American securities the weeE
has passed off without very exten'
sive oper- tions. Business has been
done in the following stocks at the
} annexed quotations: United State:
SIS Of 1853 93a94; U. S. 6's Of 1868
lO9aIO94; do 6's of 1862, l03al04.
English funds during the weel
was steady, and prices fully suPPor
ted.
General Intelligence.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool or
Saturday making the passage in Ter
days and seven hours.
The Pacific arrived Thursday, ma
I king the passage in ten days anC
twenty hours.
The political news generally il
devoid OF interest.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs.--Th'
, Schleswig Holstein army, attempted
, to take Frudickstadt by storm, OF
, the 5th, but were repulsed by th'
t Danes, after bombarding part OF th'
) town during the preceding day
and destroying large block Of hou
ses close to the road. The tow
was attacked in the evening by TIVE
!, batalIions of infantry and a detach
! ment of rifeme,; and after desPer
, ate struggle. in which both partie
/, must have experienced heavy losses
they had TO seek the cover OF a nev
entrenchment; and barTicades wer
( then thrown up in the town, and III
: resistance which they met with wa
, so violent and determined, that, not
i withstanding the most brilliant brave
ry, the SchleswiI Holsteins wer
compelled to retire. At midnigh
l. they took up a new position, and tn
conflict was to be renewed the TO
lowing morning.
The loss sustained by the Schle:
: wig Holsteiners is yet unknown
/. both sides behaved extremely well.
Gen. Wilson writes his dispatch
: es in very disponding tones. Th
: Holsteiners now find that they wan
g funds, and have made the most vi
: gent appeals TO United Germany.
e GERMAN CoNFEDERACY.--The stat
OF Germany continues 10 excite grea
alarm, and Austria and Prussia seer
TO be on the verge Of an open ruF
ture; and the position Of Hesse Cas-
sci, and several others Of the Gel
q man States renders the relation {
' the German Powers still more pre-
= carious.
ENGLAND.-A tremendous storr
$ ragged along the coast OF Englan
: and ireland, on the 5th, 9th and II
:. inst, doing considerable damage t
shipping.
4 Another letter mas been receive,
! from Smith O'Brien, of the 2Sth Feb,
, in which he complains bitterly Of tn
) treatment he has received at tn
LLr orAhn nnInnial anthnritias