The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-05-08
FOREIGN NEWS!
ARRIVAL OF Z II z
CAMBRIA!
NLw loRK, May !

MARKETS.
Cotton u.-All descriptions Cf American
ave advanced full one eIghih u! penny
Iam Orleans ~, Mobile "a, Upland 6$ =
rutaI Gales $4,000 bales--to speculaturs
% 900 exports 4 900. Markets closed finn
The Hayre market IS steady, without ma
erial change in prices.
Indiun Com is tnfle lower, and i'll fair re
quest.
Flour is steady Mt previous Iates, with a
united busin ss. Prices are unchanged,eX
,ept in Bacon, which IS one shilling lower,
md Lard, which is Cd, lower.
The Coifae Market is dull, and prices arc
lower. Jamaica has receded l5 shilings from
The top price of January.
Sugar is in fair demand, with prices lit
tic lower.
MoIasses- Last years crop is selling at
large r, duction.
Turpenrne- 30 tons sold al f2S sterling
Rosr--3 to 3 and 2d +. per cwt.
Whlskey is lower.
Rce-Nu sales reported; moderate busl
ness and prices Unchanged.
Tie Iron market continues depressed.
Money Malkets-At close Of market on
Yesterday consois were 93f 0J3.
The Bullion in the Bank Of England is
slightly decreased. The rate Of discount is
u pei cent. DUubloons and pillar dollars
are much wanted al full rates
American securities are in fair demand -
U. s. g. 1868 aud quoted al Sl09all0 New
York 5s of 'oS and go, al 95a97, 5s. al l0S
II ghes, city 5s. al 94a95a Ma yanh 5s.
at 90a9l, Pennsylvania IS. al 1888
Accounts IRON mnuuiUcturug districts eX.
hi6ned llle improvement. Prit es "l menu
fctured gonos do hOI keep pace with the al
vance OF the raw material. Shurl time is 10
be resOred TO-
The English Mini istry having been defea,.
ed in Parliament on two or three MINOR
questions, gives force to he general be lei
that ,hcy will be forced to resrgn.
D'lsraIle, The leader of the opposition,
having recovered his health, the Protection.
lists have been reinsIated, with renewed
cougnge.
! FROM THE CONTINENT.
| The political news on the surface is unu>
sualy quiet
Order prevails throughout France.
The volume uf Faction, and The near ap
Proach OF The elections, give Use 10 feaTs for
the continuance OF the present calm.
The Greek questions had not been adjus'-
ed, and in the event OF the failure of the
fiendiy offices of F,ance, there is every rea
son TO apprcneud serious difficulty between
England and Russia, as the former, in The
event stated, has gi en- Admiral Parker cx,
prCss Olders to enforce a complete blockade
DI The paris ol Greece, and should he do so
tue Emperor of Russia has gwen positive as,
shrances of his intention To advance TO the
as.i ,tauco of King Ohio.
No authentic advices OF a later date thar
he 25tIl Of Mach have been received from
Athens, al which the result OF The meeting
held two days previously between Blror
Gross and UrSe had not then lrauspred.
The meeting is said to have bone very
am cable character, but if teIegraphic dis
patch, under date Of Athens, April 2, pub
|Ilshed in Il Berlin paper can be credited, The
good offices of France have failed 10 effect a
satisfactory settlement Of the difficulties.
ENGLAND.
PAtlment re assembled on Monday,
The supplies for the navy and ordinance
we're allowed after sharp contest Tor re,
Itrenchments.
On Tuesday, Lord Duncan moved for The
repeal OF The window lax, which produced ;
revenue of nearly two millions of pounds
and which it is proposed 10 meet puncluull
by the abolition OF The African squadron.
!, After n warm debate, the House divided
when The minutes and The tax were sustained
by bare majority of 3 OF 4. Opposition
members were shut out from voting.
j Or "Wednesday, it having been proposed
TO raise the power ofrecoverY in the Scottish
courts from 20 to 50 pounds, The go, erHmenl
opposed The measure, and in a tolerabIy poor
House, were left in large minority.
In n question OF etiquette, which proposes
TO raise assistant surgeons in The Navy from
the cockpit 10 The cabin, the Ministers found
themselves in minority of =.
On Friday, Lord John Russell brought for
waId q motion of inquiry, re,alive to be slld.
res Of all government officers. An amend
ment was offered TO extend the Inquiry 10 the
income the ecclesiastical dignltaries, which
was negaIlved BY majority uf l3, after
which, the original motion was put and car.
ried.
The London Times has adopted tone Of
much severity against the existing govern.
ment. That paper devotes considerable space
TO The su1jecl Of Sir Henry BulweI's cores
Ipondence with Clayton, relative to modfi
cation of The present tariff ON irDn. The
opinion is advanced in several quarters. The
restrictive policy Of The United States, il con.
Iiinned, will bear 10 still greater depression
in the iron business of Great Britain. The
correspondent Of the Times, at Athens, has
obtained copies of the correspondence be
tween the Greek government and English
complainanIs, which is far fom being COM
pImcnrary TO the latter, speaking Of the
claims Uf ID. on The Pacific. The Times SAYS,
the worihlessncss Of such sutjeci, is our
best security that these terms will be brought
to decent termination; but The money
which may be awarded to d. on the Pacific
! beyond the s;rict value Of The furniture of q
howell, in whit h he lived, on private charity
in Athens, is money which an English min,
slry should blush 10 receive.
j The Greek commerce has already suffered
by the English blockade TO The amount oftwo
millions sterling, which, with The destruction
Of tho crops by frost, will cause large falling
off OF the revenue, and is calculated to in
crease the growing discomfort Of The people
4 The agitation against The removal or aboli,
ton oflhe Lord Lieutenancy, and the sickly
ntiempi Of O'Connol 10 resusciiatc the repeal
inovcment, are the leading poliicnLquestoDs
before The Irish, but they present 10 new