The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-18

Of the Electorate. Wore than this, Baron Rado.
witt has been appeiated Minister Of FOREIGN Az
fairs; and the Pruss.an troops are concentrating
rapidly on the confItes of Cassel
Matters in Mecklenberg Schwerin seem tn he
progressing towards the same dissension between
the Duke and his people as in Hesse Cassel The
constitution, sworn TO by the Grand Duke on the
10th OF October, I849, has been violated by min
isteria deacon, abolishing il altogether, and re-
granting the obnoxious nobility their old privi-
leges and rights. The Deputies refused to obey
the illegal act, and appointed the 18th Of September,
to meet for deliberations; previous TO which the
President of the Chamber was arrested and sent to
prison. The Deputies have issued protest
against the proceedings of the government.
The Cuban expedition is to sail on the 18th
instant. The Caledonia and Hibernia, formerly
belonging to the Cunard Company, are to be imme-
dately placed upon the route between Cadz and
Havana. The Cambria will also be placed upon
the route as soon as circumstances will admit or
her being detached from the Royal Mail Line. "
THE LATEsr.-We are indebted to the Purser Of
the America for the following teegraphic despatch,
received at Liverpool just previous to the de-
parture OF the steamer. aS@l 3D. t.a.u.Na-.y.s.
Paris, Friday.--A communication respecting the
accident at Pernambuco, has appeared in the
French papers, from the French Admiral, which
g. es Il well-grounded hope that the Brazilian Gov
eminent will accord the satisfaction demanded by
the Government Of France. -
The Overland India .Maii.-The overland India
mail arrived in Liverpool on the 4th inst, at noon
The general news is important.
| Cotton, in the export market, has advanced
from 80 to 40 per cent. in value, within the last
four months, and is now yielding a handsome pro-
| fit to the dealers. Large purchases have never
theless been made for the English market, in all
not less than Is 900, to 20 600 bales.
THE MARKETS.
London Money Market, Oct. 5.-There is a large
demand for money for commercial purposes, but
the supply is abundantly adequate for ali purpo
SEES; rates Of discount unchanged. Consols, for
money, closed on Monday at 96a; the same on
AmereaS s s"a S. 6s, 90 s4 do. ss,
80, I03 Il lO4: do. so, 100 1O94; New York
State SIS, 65, I05,a 106 Boston SIS, SO and go,
9lk 92l; Penna. SIS, 81 s24; Ohio 6's, 10 and
rs, 105 a 106; Massachusetts IS, I05 l06; Ma
ryland SIS, 81; Canada Bonds, SIS, l0l5 1929.
We have no indication Of the state of the market
except from the quotations.
| Tie Manchester T,ade.-Barngs a. Brothers
Liverpool Circular says that the Manchester ac-
counts represent that market us without animation
for Yarns, and that no stocks pressed upon il.
Piece goods are dull, with unremunerat've prices.
and stocks on the increase. There has in the last
month, been a decline equal to about 81 per cent.
on Yarns, and per sent on goods from the high
est point and there does not appear reason to ex-
pect any improvement in the demand as to lead to
an advance in this market, unless some fresh disas-
ter attends the new crop Of cotton. The sales to-
day are 10 900 bales, and with accounts from Bonn
bay Of considerable rise there in Cottop, and an
ad vance in goods and yarns the market closed with
more frmness
Iapre Market, Oct 2.-Cotton The Hibernas
news caused momentary activity in the market
on Tuesday, but the general tone OF the market
since has been extremely dull. The sales for the
week amount to 1916 bales. The total stock in
port on the Goth u, is stated at 81, 1924 bales of
which about 80 900 are American.
Ashes.-Pots firmly supported with good
demand.
Coffee.-Prices have advanced, the news from
Holland being more favorable.
Bark.-Quercitron is in better inquiry.
Rice continues nactIve-prices nominal.
Sugar.-Large importations have created con-
siderable languor
Tallow is quiet and neglected.
Whalebone has farther declined in consequence
of large importations.