The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-12-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the puropa.
NEW Yong M,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.
The steamer Europa, Captain Lott. from
Liverpool. 10th inst, with dates from Lon
don TO the 18th inst, and Paris TO the 18th.
arrived at Halifax at Z o'clock last night.
She brings 40 passengers for Boston, and 2
for Halifax.
The steamer Asia was passed at "a ocpk
in the evening ofthe 18th, 20 miles west of
Holyhead. The America arrived at Liver
pool on Monday. 'sli k8 R,&t3R
FRAScE.-Louis Napoleon has sent long
message TO the Assembly, which has given
general satisfaction. He disclains all per.
sonal ambition. S@ssft3's}IfH
=dERnANY.--The renewed misunderstood.
Ing between Prussia and Austria, is confirm.
ed. Austria and Bavaria are in arms--
Prussia has drawn the first blood. Their
troops occupied the village Of Byollseel, up
on which the Austrian troops advanced with
their swords sheathed, but were at once fir d
upon, and several Of their number were
wounded. The shots were returned, and
the Prussians dnally evacuated The Place.
carrying away all their wounded. 49, M
France, England and Prussia have offered
their mediation on the German question.
The later accounts are more peaceable.
although in Vienna, war is looked upon as
certain, - ~
EroLAsD.- The "No Popery" Is "a getting
down in England. They feel q, littIe
ashamed OF having beenfrighiened at Cath.
olic Hierarchy. ltappears that there are
only hall a million of roman Catholics in an
England, and but eight millions in all In.
land, Canada and Australia. gpi
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Nov. I6.-Tbe cot
ton market became extremely dull immedi-
ately after the sailing OF the Niagara. with q
decline of fully an 6d, but afterwards raj.
lied Id.
LIVERPOOL, FoRElcN EXCHANGE, }
K ;, ~ Nov. l6, 1850. 81
10 -Four marke { firm at previous quotations.
Wheat--There has been some speculative
demand atprices current at the sailing OF The
Niagara. ssi.vots rs i,5,si'@ - 80
|, Corn--There has beena good demand at
~ TO 39s. per. Or. for yellow and white,
and 29s. for mixed. .N q A,
Provisions--The beef market continues
without any symptoms oI oIimprovement, and
sales are unusually light. Pork is inactive,
and Ia reduction is demanded In Bacon,
small sales are making. at full rates. Shoul-
des with ready sale at previous Prices
Hams move more freely, but IRE not i'm.
proved. There is an improved demand at
an advance Of Is. per cwt. Stock in list
hands very small. r,,., .,...
Cheese--Less doing prices recedcd Is.
per cwt. on finest sorts, and 2s. on mid,
ding qualities. aa 'd ,eags s9greig9T@,
Coifee-Prices lower but transactions have
been very small. Continental markets show
a decline in prices, both for Coffee and Sugar.
Teas-A good business has been done by
the trade, and speculators. Common Conpos
advanced Id. Good sorts are beginning to
attract more attention, and have an upward
tendency. Sold at full rates. s,am''q W
Sugars are in very moderate demand, at
full prices.
Linseed Oil is in fair request, at the pteyi.
Gus quotations. 81 st III 81 hE
Tobacco-The market is firm. Transae.
tions limited. qfEg,.,..r,..s,-,,
Iron is in good demand for manufacturing,
especially bars and nailrods, which have
slightly improved in prices. s'ssc8
Money Market.
LONDON Nov. l5,--English securities
have been subject to considerable Nuctuuticn
during the week. Consuls, on Monday, clo-
sed at 96ba96ss and on Friday, Owing to
more favorable advices, advanced TO So A for
money, and 962a96s for accounts.
United States securities are tolerably active,
at tho fOllnuiuo ountaiic.,. IT G -. 1nE