The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-09

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, Dee. THE steamer Pacific ar
rived at ten o'clock tonight, with go passen-
gers, a fair freight, and three days later from
Europe. On December Sd, at | p IN, in lat.
4S, 80, lon. Al. 40, she exchanged signals with
the steamer Cambria, bound east.
Among the passengers OF the Pacific is the
Hon. VIM. c. Riyes, minister to France.
MARKETS.
American description, of cotton have ad.
vanced 3D. Sales Of the three days, $4,000
bales, of which spectators and exporters took
5000 bales,
Flour is firm and in good demand Prime
white wheat is shade dearer Indian corn
meal was firm at previous rates.
At London, sugar was more active at full
rates. Coffee also more active. Rice firm.
Tallow dull
The Manchester market had slightly improved
but rates were unchanged.
Provisions were dull, prices f(voring buyers.
AT the trade sale on Tuesday a large portion
was withdrawn.
The London money market was easy consols
closed at 97s for money, and 9S4 on account |;
railway shares were lower.
The quotations Of flour are : Western canal
1913 a 20S. White corn 29s n 29s ca mixed
25s n 25s Cd
ENGLAND.
The steamer Pioneer sailed for New York on
Saturday.
serious collision had occurred on the
Northwestern railway, by which many persons
were injured.
The cotton factory of Messrs Duiaid, Me.
Phail & Co., at Greenhead, was DESTROYED by
fire on the 25th. 1t employed 5000 hands
Loss 100000.
The Sunderland bank had suspended pay
ment.
FRANCE.
Intelligence from Paris announces that Nj.
Casabianca had been appointed minister of fl,
nance, and NJ Leiebre Duruple succeeds him as
minister of commerce.
Numerous arrests continued to be made
The minister of the interior has declined be
ing candidate for the department of the Seine.
The Bourse was unsettled, at a decline
Owing to the probability of further differ
ences between the President and the assembly
an article in the COnStitutioneile charging the
heads of the party Of order with consp piracy
against the President had caused great sensation
The minister of the interior had denied the ex.
istence Of such a conspiracy.
bill had been proposed in the assembly for
''''''5 'HN iSSt'liSlulItJ vi ITtSIuCnl
and his ministers. IL is stated that there is q
prospect of Louis Napoleon again presenting
the electoral bill recently defeated in The assem-.
bly,.
HANOVER.
new ministry, under the presidency of the
Schaale, had been formed, which will pursue m
entirely new course Of policy. The new King
had ISSUED proclamation pledging himself to
! tn most saprpl al r. ,ha
Of the country.
AUSTRIA.
The state of Hungary was most unsatisfac.
tory, and the government organs admit that it is
much agitated. The system of expulsion was
still carried on on grand scale.
ITALY.
The Neapolitan government intends increas
ing the export duties on sulphur and OIL
TURKEY
! Constantinople accounts announce anothe
ministerial crisis as at end, and that Ali Pash,
had been induced to resume his duties as for
eign minister.
News from this country is unimportant.
Two vessels had arrived at Cadz with another
portion of the Lopez expedition on board
PRUSSIA.
The renewal the commercial treaty between
Prussia and Belgium had failed
The Prince Of Prussia was to leave Berlin on
the 23d, to take command of the army on the
Rhine.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHl
! Paris, Wednesday, Non. 26.-After post-hour
on "Wednesday, the minister Of the interior said
IN his reply to Mr.. Cfeton, in an article Of the
! COnaitutiOReiLe, I" will reply categoricaly
Had we obtained proof Of the existence of sucI
conspiracy, you may be well assured that
whoever were the men who participated in it
however high their rank, we would not have
hesitated to perform our duty" The assembly
then adjourned.
Lyndon, Nor. 26-Letters from Liverpoo
state the suspension of two firms connected will
American tradng-Vicc, Pride g. Jones, and
Elamden g. Co. The liabilities of the firms are
not mentioned, but are supposed TO be large
Those of the latter are supposed to amount tc
about 100000 or $4,000.
Paris, Nor. 25.-Bourse SIS closed at 81
3's Sc 10 ; exchange between England and Anne.
rica nominalIy 6 Y, having a small profit on the
importation of gold for the United States
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-The cotton mad ct is
| advancing, ana rs ia. hi her since Friday
The Manchester market is active, with small
stocks. Prices are higher.
ENGLAND.
The steamer City Of Glasgow, from Philadel.
phia, arrived at Liverpool on the ODD, in II days
The Europa made the passage out from Bos-
ton 10 10 days and 3 hours
| Arrived in Breu erhaven Roads. on the 18th
| Eberhard Philadep ha; arrived off Durqennoss
| he D.I4s II a
ene, from Richmond both for Bremen; arrived
at Liverpool on the odd w. A. Cooper, and
Sears, from Baltimore on the 23i, Susan Cir
vens, from Charleston.
Sailed from Belfast on the Dad, the Miltade,
for Charleston. Arrived at Grsvesand on tie
oath, the Junius, Cooper, for Richmond
DIED,
| In this city, on the 9Th inst, Mrs MARY