The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09
BY TELEGRAPH,
ARRIVAL So or the
STEAMR AFRICA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PHILApRLPHIA. Lnlv


The Africa, from Liverpool, with dates to
the 21st of June, arrived at II O'Clock this
morning. She made the passage from Ly-
eFpOOl in ten days and twenty hours. She
brings SO passengers.
Wheat has advanced from TO I'd. Flour
Cd dearer, and in good demand. PTOSis-
ions-pork and beef move slowly; in bacon
more dong at previous rates; shoulders are
steady; hams are in a fair retail demand f;
lard is one shilling lower, and tending to a
further decline.
Liverpool dates of the Goth state that rice
is in better demand, at higher prices; sales
of 100 tierces Carolina at As Sd for ordina-
ry. Tobacco is quiet. There is a fair bu-
siness doing in Sugar, but prices are un-
changed. Molasses is in more active de-
mand. In Coffee there is bat slight retail
demand. Manufactured iron has Slightly
advanced, with more active demands the
demand for Scotch pig has slightly declined,
and the market heavy. Lead is 5s per ton
lower. Tin plate is in better demand.
ENGLAND.
Three sons of Lord Oldsborouoh have
been arrested at Leghom. Clandestine ma
terials and publications have been found on
their premises,
FRANCE.
The debate on the amendment of the con-
stitution is progressing in the Assembly, with
increased violence. Gen. Cavaignac, in the
course of a violent speech, declared that he
had made up his mind to draw the sword,
IN case Louis Napoleon attempted to prolong
his power. A perfect melee had taken place
in the Assembly, in consequence of violent
speech of M. Leon Fancher, Minister of the
Interior.
GERMANY.
There is little news of importance from
Germany. Hamburg is more tranquil, but
the dislike of the Austrian troops is increas-
ing.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
The Spanish Squadron has been sent to
Lisbon to keep the revolutionary party in
check The Portuguese exchecquer was at
a low ebb. Fresh troubles are deemed more
than probable. The subject of the Spanish
Dept was under consideration with Cortez
INDIA.
From India we have another mail. The
latest advices state that strong forces are
kept actively engaged watching the barba-
rlans on the north western frontiers.
CHINA.
The war in the southern provinces against
the reigning dynasty still continues, and its
speedy overthrow is anticipated, particularly
at Canton.
ITALY.
Adviccs from Rome state that executions
still continue to take place. Two men had
been shot.
The Treaty of Commerce between the
Halvetic Confederation and the Sandman
Government has been brought to a conclu-
sion. The subscription for the loan author
lzed by the Sandman Government was open
ed at Turin on the 11th inst The number
Of bonds to be issued was $4,000, of which
1889 were subscribed for on the first day.
The Roman Catholic Bishops of the Dis
trict of the Upper Rhine, comprising Wur-
Iemberg, Baden, the Electorate and Dutchy
Of Hesse, Nassau, Hamburg and Frankfort,
have demanded the repeal of all religious
made since 1848, together with
a list of no less than l6 others, all of the
most aggressive character, and aiming ut
the Church superior to every 9TH
sr authority.
An edlct has been issued to Cardinal An
onetti, announcing that the paper money
low in circulation will be cancelled, and a
lew issue made, to the amount of 3,71O, 900
toman crowns. The Austrian troops have
occupied Speeiletto at Van Deiman's Land.
The anti-convict agitation is assuming Sc
iouS aSnect