The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-03-15
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
A X RIVA l. OF THE STA
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

RIVAL OF THE STA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, March IA, 1851.
The steamer Asia arrived off Sandy Hook
last night, and reached her dock at Jersey City
this morning. She brings Liverpool dates to
March LIST, and London to February 80, being
one week later from all parts of Europe She
has 81 passengers aboard
LIVERPOOL, March l, 1851
CoTToN MARKET.-The cotton market wa
firm. Holders have taken firm stand against
any further decline, and they are keeping back
for a more favorable turn. The latest advices
from America giving confirmation Of the previ-
GUS estimate of stock, caused a favorable turn
for sellers, and good demand sprung up, both
from the trade and spectators. This increased
the activity, which was responded to in Man
chester, and the week closed with Id. advance in
good ordinary to middling fair qualities OF
American, and I'd. advance on other kiAds. The
week closed with an appearance of fifGlness and
confidence. Fair Uplands are quoted Mt 7bd.,
fair Mobile 7sd-, and fair Orleans 7ad. The sales
of the week amount to 39,400 bales
PRovIsIoNs-There has been an improved
feeling in the market for Beef and it continues
firm, but for assortments the transactions were
not so extensive. There being no Pork in i'm
porters' hands, holders have again demanded an
advance, which has checked business Bacon is
much wanted and first arrivals will be taken
eagerly. Several imports of Lard from the con-
tinent have caused reaction, and prices are u.s.
to Is, sd. lower, with languid demand. There
is an active inquiry for Cheese at the late ad
vance.
MONEY MARKET.-The money market is easy
Consols quoted 96s a 96a. American stocks
unchanged.
The political news does not possess much in
terest The Duke of Wellington is spoken OF
as the next Premier, to succeed Lord John Rus
SELL
France remains tranquil. The political news
is without anything of very striking interest.
NoRwIcH, CT, Thursday Morch 10.
HEAVY BANK RoBBERY.-Mr. Henry M. Wal
ter, the messenger of the Norwich banks, while
waiting in the ladies' room at the Norwich and
Worcester railroad depot for the steamboat train
forBoston, at quarter past clock this morn
ing, was approached by stranger, and after a
short conversation was knocked down, and while
lying senseess was robbed Of his carpet bag, con-
tanning about $40, 900
A reward of $4,000 is offered. $4,000 for recov-
cry Of the money and $4,000 for detectiod of the
robbers. Among the notes were ten 500 notes
Of the Quinebaug Bank, each payable TO Lewis
Hyde, dated January, 1851. Also, sll0O of e
Mystic Bank in 20's, los, and few smaller
notes.
CoNcoRp, Thursday, March 49,
New HAMpsHIRE ELECTION. = The Patriot
claims the legislature as Democratic and conse-
quently the ultimate election of Mr.. Dnsmore as
governor.
The new constitution was totally defeated
New oRLEaNs, March 7.
In the case Of General Quitman, and all others
who were charged with being concerned in the in.
vason of Cuba, noiie proseq,a has been entered.
NEW ORLEANS, March g.
The CUBAN- TRIALs.-The Jury in the third
trial OF General Henderson, charged with partlci-
pating IN the Cuba invasion, have been unable to
agree upon verdict. A noic proseq,ii has been
ordered in all the cases.
New YoRx, March IL.
HIcuwAY RoBBERy--ArTEarTED MuRpgR.-A
Swiss, from Knoxville, Tenn, was stopped by
couple of men at Hoboken, this afternoon, who
demanded his money. He gave them his watch
but refused to give up his money They seized
him by the throat, and shot him in the ARMAND
robbed him Of three hundred dollars in money,
and made their escape
Bosron, March III.
ANOTHER BosroN RIoTER INDIcTrp.-Joseph
X. Hayes, "a white man, has been bound over
for trial. for aiding in the late rescue. This ends
the examination of persons charged with being
concerned in the matter. In all, seven have been
held for trial, and three discharged.