Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-10

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LIyERPooL, March ez.
The late accounts from France. re.
porting slight advance in Wheat and
Flour, with some cessation in exports.
have created more confidence in the
market, and Flour has advanced Sd per
bbl, and Wheat Id per 10 lbs. Western
Canal Flour is quoted at lss Sd TO 25s
for red, and 6sa6s Cd for the white. In
dian Corn sos for yellow, Sis for white,
and eos for mixed. Beef and pork are
in fair demand at firm rates. Bacon
has further advanced la2d with bare
market. Tallow has advanced 6daIs,
with a speculative demand. Butter has
declined 9s. Linseed oils lower; fS3
los per ton having been accepted. Cof-
fee dull and sales are con6nsd to small
lots at Ais Cd for st. Domingo, and 46s
for Rio. Nothing doing in Sugar worth
mentioning. Tobacco unchanged and
dull. Wool is active and prices are
well supported.
The ship Ivanhoe was seen ashore on
the round shoal Of Nantucket, Son the
29d OF February, and there is no doubt
that she has gone down with all on
board.
The overland mail had arrived from
Bombay. Fears were entertained Of a
fresh insurrection in the Southern pro-
vinces Of China.
-ENsLAND.-The papal bill has been
modified and curtailed, but it still occu-
pies the House Of Commons.
FRANcE.-A correspondent of the
London Times says ii is impossible to
deny the re-actionary movement evident
among certain Legitimists to accept
prolongation Of the Presidents powers.
The Cyrele, in reference TO certain
rumors that France would assume war
like position on the German question,
saws, $50 long as a good understanding
exists with England there can be no
war.
The news from Berlin, Dresden and
Vienna was the principal subject Of dis
cussion Of the Council of Ministers held
at the Elysee. The Council decided
that limitations should be gwen to the
French Minister at Vienna informing
him of the attitude France will take,
should contest arise between the Ger
man Princes. The views OF the King Of
Prussia met with sympathy in the Coun--
Gil.
GERMANY--Fresh complications have
arisen in Germany. Prussia and Austria
no longer acting in concert and the Sc
condary States coincide with neither.
Prussia supports the pretentions Of the
small States, Austria opposes the same
The Conference at Dresden had not
been resumed, though the day Of meet
ing had passed.
At their former meeting the delegates
from tue three Sovereigns fixed upon a
plan arranging the formation of Con-
troll Government, leaving nothing want.
ing but its ratification bydhe Sovereign
ers.
On Montreufler's return to Berlin he
found his Dresden adversary had not
been inactive at Berlin with the King,
and the aspect of things was entirely
changed, the Kings views being differ
ent from what they were when ne left
home.
Frederick William INDUCES visions
of ambition, and regards the favorable
time for rupture with Austria as bro
ken as she is in power and her army
diminished
The determination ofthe second Dres-
den Conference supported the views of
Saxony, Wurtemberg, Bavaria and
Hanover, while the proceedings of the
Conference in relation to Germany pre-
sents a powerful obstacle to the ascen-
dancy Of Austria. They seemed to
form a point Of establishing confedera-
ton which may revive the hopes Of a
national party which threatens TO in
crease the rupture between the cabinets
of Vienna and Berlin.
II is believed that Prince Swarizen-
berg has sent an official reply to the
King of Wurtemberg. stating that his
Sovereign Prince, instead of being op-
posed to his views, conceded with them,
but does not think the time has come to
carry out the projec. Of German Cen
federation.
A new race Of Jews has been discov-
cred $50 miles from Pekin, by Len
don missionary.