Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-08-04
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ENGLAND

Inc HOUSE OF LoFds ohthe Ifth July rejected
the bill to modify the Oath of Admiration. so as
to permit Jews to enter the Legislature. The
majority against the bill was Sc.
On the 18th, Mr.. Alderman solomons. the
member returned from Greenwich, appeared in the
House OF Commons and demendod to be sworn.
but the Speaker refused to administer tho oath be-
cause Mr.. S. declined subscribing to the words
con the true faith Of a Christian"
AUSTRIA
Mercantile accounts from Vienna mention an
understanding, that permission to grow tobacco is
a6out to be extended to other parts Of the empire
besides Hungary, subject to The same restrictions
as IN that part of the county. Tt is a monopoly
OF government, TO which producers are about to
submit lhe reason OF this measure is, that in
other parts o; Germany tobacco has been grown
The agricultural interest have profited great
ly; an Increasing demand from export houses,
particularly for America, where it is found secars
cannot be manufactured SO cheap, owing to the
difference in the value of labor The same account
referring to the wool trade, states that considerable
transactions have taken place; and under the
influence OF the extraordinary decline in the rate
OF exchanges, price are two pence per pound
lower than few months ago; this however was
merely a nominal alteration, the actual result be-
ing ratheran improvement. The nominal decline
IN interior qualities was not more than che penny
per pound.
ABD-EI-kADAR.-A correspondent of The All
gemelne Zeitung states that the French Govern
ment has proposed to the Sublime Porte to release
Abd-el-kader provided the Porte will agree to
keep him from returning to Algeria. The pro-
posal has been declined.
FRANCE.
PARIS Friday morning-,Tn the National AZ.
selnbly on Thursday, NJ. Victor Hugo continued
MS violent speech against both the monarchy and
me MAJORITY the left applaudng him axtravagan,-
"; the right at last losing patience at the taunts
addressed to them, loudly ard Violently expressed
their dlsaPprobaton, and were responded to by
the left with great violence. NJ V Hugo still
continued the same line Of observations and at
last went SO far as to be called to order by the
President. In the end after seme observations
from M. V. Hugo, the sitting was brought to a
close in the midst Of great agitation, at quarter
past T.
BROWN, sHIPLEY'S &s CO.'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, July 10, 1851.
~ We have again to report dull and heavy week in
Co'ton with PRICES favor ct buyers, establishing de-
cline since our Circular OF the 9Th inst OF fully I'd per
10 The sales Tor the week reach 30 2l0 bales with
200 Tor export but the market Continues to be so well
supplied with the lower and middling qualities that it is
Impossible to sell aay quantity at te fair price OF the
day.
The stock OF Cotton in this port is lareas than at
any peiod during the past wears, bsing estimated
at 1856 0C0 bales, Of which ST. coo arc American: the
stock at this period Of last year was 503900 bales Of
which $4,000 we're American The following arc the
offe a qaotaton Fair Orleans Cd; Fair Mobiles and
Uplands SD; Middlng Orleans 44d; do Mobiles 4$a,
do upands SD; Inferior and Ordinary 35a44d
The demand for Wheat and Flour from the interior
having suddenly ceased, the market has become very
quiet "esiern Canal Flour is quoted at 2Gss2ls;
and phIiaHpIDnia 10, ia, ,.,l
Ohio 2ls; Sour 1873 per Dbl White wheat 6sa6s I'd;
red IS Sd IS l0d per 70 lbs. Indian Corn has decin
ed Is per o. ard is quoted 29s for white, 25s Tor
yellow, and 26s PCS Sd per or for mixAd