The southern press., 1850-09-06
THREE Days LATER FROM EUROPE.

lHNEE D.i 10 Is1 En- fhOyu EOfOfE.
HEAVY Failures IN HAMBuRc-TnE PoTAro
RoT IN lRELAND-AMERICAN PoLITICs IN ENG
LAND-LouIs NAPOLEON IN TRouBLE-GREAT
ExciTEMENT-DANEs AND IIoLsTEiNERs-Ap-
VANCE IN CoTToN, &c.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
HALIFAX, September 40 A. M.
The steamship Hibernia arrived at her wharf at
10 o'clock this morning, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the Gath ult The Canada had not
arrived at Liverpool when the Hibernia sailed.
The accounts from Ireland, regarding the pota.o
disease, are again unfavorable.
ENGLAND.
| The Chinese and India news turned out better
than at first published. All now brisk in trade
Upon examination it was found that the India
and Chinese mail did not present so fair an aspect
as accounts, published in newspapers indicated
but at the close of the week matters resumed their
wonted firm aspect. Every thing was as brisk
as before Manufacturers of cotton, in all it's
branches, were well employed. Wages remun-
Grating.
Great interest is takenip England in American
politics. q
Speaking of the defeat of the Compromise Bill,
and Of the adoption of that portion Of 1t which
provides a local government for Utah, and in dis
cussing the various measures which have been
proposed since the defeat of the Omnibus Bill,
| lhe foSt observes tnat the most prominent, ana,
| just now, the most popular of these measures is
| n bill introduced in the Senate by Mr. Pearce to
define the fixed boundaries Of Texas, paying her
| indemnity for her claims.
The Gorham dispute still RACES. The power OF
the Crown, whose interference in things spiritual
still continues, is now boldly disputed.
Since the sailing of the Atlantic, there has been
considerable fuctuation in the commercial affairs
| of this country.
IRELAND.
The Catholic clergy Of Ireland have commen-
ced holding national system, which is the first at
tempt since the time Of the reformation.
The crops in Ireland are very abundant.
FRANCE.
Prince de Joinvi1e is said to be gaining popu-
'arity. The announcement that he would be a
candidate for the Presidency at the election of
1852, has caused considerable sensation in France.
1t is stated on authority of letters from Briscon,
that the Presidents progress has been seriously
interrupted at that place. 1t appears that just
after his arrival at that town, he attending a
ball, crowds flowing to the place, and the attitude
of the populace became so sinister that troops
were out as he entered the building in which the
ball was held He was almost deafened with shouts
of Vive la Repuhlique. Eventually the hall room
itself was invaded, and the dancers, the President
and staff among them, turned out.
Meanwhile, General Castallan, who had al
ready drawn his sword for the protection of the
President in the ball room, rallied the troops and,
returning at the head Of strong detachment of
cavalry, charged sword in hand, upon the crowd
and the ball room was cleared by the infantry at
the point of the bayonet. These measures su ufi
ced TO quel the riot and restore order.
THE DANES AND HOLSTEINERS.
The Holsteners have dislodged the Danish out
posts at Kropp, and their whole army has efi
Rendsburg, and have advanced in the direction Of
the position Of the Danish army.
GERMANY
Affairs in this country are becoming more and
THE MARKETS.
Since the sailing of the Atlantic, cotton has ad
vanced i'd. per Ib. After her departure, spirited
reaction in the market took place, the sales Of the
day amounting to 10 to IL 900 bales at the advance
noted. The total sales of the week amounted to
$4,000 bales, of which spectators took $1,000
and exporters 1900 bales.
The quotations are for fair Uplands and Mobile
g.; Orleans 81. The sales of Friday amount to
5 900 bales.
Observation-Disclosures & Co. 's Circular saws,
there has been more animation in the Corn tradt |
the weather early in the the week becoming I'm.
settled. In wheat there has been some specuIa-
ton, and small advances have been realized
Flour sold more freely, at fully last week s quo
tations: But Indian Corn has not attracted much
attention.
To-day being fine, wheat and -four are neglect
ed; but Indian corn sold to a considerable extent
Beef dull Pork in less demand Bacon steady,
with limited sales. For want Of assortment of
Shoulders, fair sales have been made at full pri-
ces. Hams neglected. Lard in active demand,
at previous rates. Cheese, low qualities, unsafe
able TaIlow, fair demand at steady prices.
Sugars--London and Liverpool markets moder-
ately supplied, and importers exhibit increasing
frmness. In some descriptions a slight advance
has readily been paid
Molasses Slight falling off in demand: prices
unchanged.
Coffee.--No material advance in prices There
is a better feeling in the market, both at London
and Liverpool
Naval S,ores.-Common rosin inactive at 2s.
! ID. 3s; SIX hundred bbls. turpentine brought
mand at 2Ss. 2Ss. Sd. " r'' '"'0T
Wool.-The public sales have opened at Lon
lon at slight advance over rates current at July
sales: 81" 90 ~ ''''
Money Market.-There is no material altera-
ION since the early part Of the week; the supply
of silver is unequal to the demand.
Consol Morket closed on Wednesday at 96s,
and on Thursday and Friday at 96t for money
and account