The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-11-28
Foreign News by the Europa.
ENGLAND.


The " No Popery' cry is subsdng in Eng
land. They begin to feel ashamed at Catho-
lie Hierarchy or paper merely. 1t appears that
there are only halt million Catholics n all
England, and 100000 in Ireland, Australi and
Canada.
FRANCE.
Louis Napoleon has sent Il long mes sage 70
the Assembly, which has given general salts
faction. He discaims all persc nal ambition for
the presidency or the throne.
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
The rumored misunderstanding between
Prussia and Austria has been confirmed. All
Germany are arming themselves. Austria and
Bavaria are also in arms
Prussia, it seems, has drawn the first blood.
Their troops occupied the village of Betozell,
upon which the Austrans advanced with their
swords shcathed, but they were ut once fired
upon, and several of their number wounded and
killed The shots were returned and the Prus-
slams finally evacuated the place, carrying OIL
their wounded with them
France, England, and Russia have offered
their medatons.
On the German question, the latest accounts
are more favorable, although in Vienna war is
now looked upon us certain.
THE MARKETS.
Liverpool Coit0n Mark I, Non I6.-Brown e.
Shpev's circular states that on Monday the
Cotton market became extremely duh. Immr-
dl'tely after the sailing Of the Niagara Il decline
of fully Id took place. The German accounts
in the past few days, owing to which this de-
cline was produced, being less warlikc, and the
advces by the America from New York having
announced killing frost in the South, conf
dence has been re established and prices have
rallied Id from the extreme quotations of tie
9th.
The market closed steady on Friday ut tie
full prices of last week for the better descrp
tons Of American, and an advance of I'D for
the lower and mddIing qualities The sales Of
the week amount to 32,74O bales, of which spc-
cuators took 5000 bales and exporters 1900,
the residue by the trade. George Holt & Co.'S
circular estimates the sllc on Friday ut 10, 600
bales. They also state that the reaction in the
cotton m rket has met with no response in
Manchester, where the fears as to what may be
thc result IN the affairs in Germany, keep the
market in check
HARE Cotton MarhcL-Advices from Havre
up to Thursday represent the Cotton market ~
berg much depressed. The sales of that day,
up to two o'clock p. NJ, amounted to 1873 bales,
ut decline of so centimcs upon the last quota
tons. The sales of the week, ND to the 18th
inst, amount to S2S bales
Breadstus.-Thc market for -four was Guiet.
but firm, at prices quoted ut the close of the
previous week
There has been some speculative demand for
"he u at prices current at the sailing of the Nj
agara' Indian Corn is in good demand ut 29..
6d, TO 80 shlllngs for yellow, and 20 shillines for
white and mixed
PROVISIONS - Beef continues without any
symptoms OF Improvement. There is no change
10 notce IN Pork, and the market rather inactive.
small sales OF Bacon at full prices. Hams sell
more lrecly, out no Improvement in prices. Lard
has advanced one shilling per cwt. Cheese de-
clined two shlings.
NAVAL SroREs.-Sales of 1000 bbs. Rosin,
at Is. Id.
toFFEE.-Tfansactions small, but prices I'M
changed.
Inc Continental markets show decline both
IN Coffee and Sugar. A good business done in
lea. Common Congers advanced 3D. per 10.
Sugars in moderate demand holders firm. Mo-
L ss's in good demand, at full prices Rice very
dull.
Tobacco very firm, and sales small
Wool market firm, with 4 light stock
English securities have been sabjcet to con-
siderable fluctuations during the week. On
Monday Consols closed at 9Sh to 96I, and on
Friday, owing to favorable Continental nd.
vices, they advanced to 9es, to 964 965 for nc.
count.
United States securities have been toler,blv
lctive during the Seeit-U. s. 6s of 1862. l05.
If '6S, 1904 to l09t; Pennsylvania SIS So 81
In Havre the Coffee market is neglected. and
Sugars in moderate demand Tobacco has nd.
'anced considerably.
Freights dull at Liverpool.
There Is no other news of much moment.
MANUFACTURERS MEETNG--Due prepara-
IONS are being made at Richmond for the con-