The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-06
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ART1c.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Affairs in England, France, Germany, &c
Advance in Couon-Flour and Wheat In
changed-Adrance in Corn, dc, dc.
New YORK, Dec 4, 10 p. M.-The American
mail steamer Artic arrived here little before 10
o'clock tonight, bringing Liverpool dates to the
Goth and London to the 10th November.
She bring 81 passengers. She encountered
heavy head winds during the entire voyage
The accounts from India are favorable.
ENGLAND.
The Juror created by the recent rescript Of the
Pope has by no means subsidized. Meetings are
still being held in almost every parish through
out England. A great meeting is to be held in
Liverpool on the Goth, on the same subject.
In the London circles it is confidently assert
ed that the letter of Lord John Russell was but
Il mere psrty ruse.
At Bedford where a meeting was held, Lord
Charles Russell brother to the Premier, was
most extravaganza in his denunciations of Papal
aggression.
The Catholics bear all this TRADE with ex-
IRENE meekness and moderation.
In Ireland there have been some ebuli-
tons of feeling, but nothing of much conse-
quence.
A new Convent is to be established near liv-
erpool, and three new Catholic Churches are to
be built during the ensuing summer
| The very temperate speech of the American
Minister at the recent Guider Hall banquet,
where the Lord Chancellor heaped Goals upon
the fire, has been the theme of general common.
dation.
In matters of general news there is not much
Of general moment.
At Liverpool 10 A. NJ, prior to the sailing OF
the Arctic, the town was placarded with bills
calling upon the Catholics to oppose the Pro
testant demonstrations to be held the same day
A serious riot was anticipated The excitement
was very great.
The only item of intelligence from France is
that the Presidents message has been extremely
well received, save in few quarters.
On Monday evening the funds closed duller
! GERMANY.
The whole aspect of the news from Germany
has changed, and there now seems to be Il well
grounded belief and hope that war will be
avoided.
General Ratfetzky, of Austria, has protested
against war with Prussia.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
From Spain and Portugal, and other parts OF
Europe, there is nothing Of shocking political
character.
MARKETS.
Liverpool, Nor. 20.-1he markets generally
have been active.
Liverpool Cotton Markei-The sales during
during the three days since the sailing Of the
steamer, amount to $4,000 bales.
The advices by the steamer Asia confirming
accounts Of general frosts in America, caused
considerable animation, and prices are now con
sdered fully cd. higher than they were at the
, sailing of the Europa. The quotations are fail
Orleans sgd, fair Mobile 7gd, fair Uplands I'D
per ID.
The business transacted in Manchester on Sat
urday and Monday was large, and done at i'm.
, proved prices.
The llnvre cotton market was active on Mon.
day. Sales of 1900 bales at 1T a If sc
centmes for very ordinary Orleans-being a,
advance of If. Il If, soc.
! BREADsTUvrs. -The flour market remains
steady, and prices unchanged. Wheat remain
g as quoted by the Enropa Indian corn in bette
# request, and prices advanced 3d. per quarter o
= 4SO lbs. White is quoted at 80 IL Sis. yellow
q 80 3Os. Sd.
Provisions provision market is quiet
Beef is very dull sales making ut last prices
ranging from 60 to 6ls. per cwt. Lard stead
at 36 a 37s. per cwt.
& RlCE.-The rice market is quiet. CAROLYN
!, meets slow sales at los. for fine and middling
u Savannah l6 a les. Cd. per cwt.
observation-disclosures are in fair demand. Eas
= Indies sold chiefly ut 34s. I'd. 4 35s
J. Coffee firm. At the public sale there was
C. good spirit, 100 tierccs Jamaica sold at very fu
e prices.
9 The market for tea continues firm. Th
u advance required by holders has checked bus
ness.
: Naval stores are dull, except forcommon rosil
= which is in demand
u MONEY MARKET.-Thcre is no change to no
: tce, and in foreign Stocks there is no materi,
alteration. Consols 96f