The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-10-14
Arrival of the Atlantic.
- NEw YnRK Oct. q

NEW YORK, Uct. b.
The steamer Atlantic, Capt. West, ar
rived at the dock this morning, with Liver
pool date of the 26th Sept. and le0 passen.
gers. She brings no political news of mo-
ment. <fg.
Cotton had further advanced ID with sales
on the Oath of 10000 bales. Wheat and
-four were dull, and the former declined
I'd, and the latter Cd. Notwithstanding that
the wheat crop did not turn out SO well as
was expected.
Potatoes sell better than was anticipated.
/ In Scotland the crops are very good.
The India mail had arrived. The Tea
market opened at high prices. The London
money market continued easy.
FRANcE.-The grand review that was to
have taken place at Versailles on Sunday,
was postponed in order to collect the troops
who were to be reviewed by the President
A letter from Blois, states that the social
its Of that town had made an attempt on
the 2nd regiment Of Light Infantry, but all
their propositions we're rejected with indig-
nation.
Later from Europe---Arrival Of the Eu-
ropa.
| s New YORK, Oct. IL.
The steamer Europa sailed from Liver.
pool on the 2Sth ult., and arrived at her
dock about 9 O'Clock this morning.
The common trade early in the week
was active, but closed with dullness.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. 81.
The grain trade has been less active
this week and prices have slightly given
way for wheat and -four. The trunsuc.
tions are limited. The cured provision
trade is very steady. American Beef is
in stendy demand, but without any nd.
vance. Bacon is still in good reques,
shoulders firm, and hams are trife lower
English securities remain steady.
| The foreign news Of the week Is unusu.
lally devoid Of interest to the general reader,
The President Of France, who has NO
done holiday making, hns been reviewing
| the troops in the plains Of Sartong at Yer
sails, and this is said 10 have been in hon
lor ofthe Naples Ambassador. 1t was /
very splendid affair. s
!, The Monitor du Soir contains an ar
ticle which was considered as a sort Of man
lifest of the Elysee. aa rNs.
The following passage is the most i'm
lportant Of this document: asss
Ifthe national assembly should refuse tc
proceed to tile immediate revision Of tb,
Constitution, Louis Napoleon would no
hesitate to appeal to the entire people from
whom he received his mandate. N
This announcement produced an unfayonbl
effect on the Bourse, but II was subsequent
lily disowned byhuthority. ,sF,,
A change Of ministry is spoken OF % no
improbable.
GERMAsy.-Fnnkfort Sept. "a. There
lstricted federal council hos declared that III
refusal to vote the taxesi Hess Cassel,
lcontfary to the federal compact, This &C
'cordingly summoned the Government to en-
I force their collections and to overcome an
. resistance that may ba opposed TO II, by a
z constitutional measures. In case 1t Is vi
Isuccessful, then the Government OF Hanovs
land Wuriumburgh are charged 10 enter Hes
u lCassel with 10000 men in aid Of the ele,
n Tor and 10 enforceis state Of siege.
all BERLIN, Sept. 20. Itis reported that III
= Prussiap Government proposes TO settl
= Icomplicatiops Of Hessc Cossel By means /,
I, Isrbitraticn BY atribunal consisting of Chr,
members permanent commission Of State