Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-06-26
LATER FROM ROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Niagara.
New YoRK, lane 20.

New YoRK, Iune 20.
The Niagara, with Liverpool dates
Of the 7th inst, has arrived.
There was more activity in the
Corn market at full prices; Philsdel.
phia and Baltimore Flour 20s; Ohio
l9s Sd; Corn 33s for white, 30s Cd
for yellow, and 29s Tor mixed; Meal
l5s. Pork inactive; Bacon dull, but
unchanged in price; Hams declined
| TO Is, and dull; Shoulders in mod.
crate demand at Sd TO Is decline. :
PoRTUGAL.-Another rebellion has
occurred, which this time is in favor
OF the Queen against Saldana. who
had suppressed it for the present.
The French and English Ambassa-
doris combined 20 give support to the
Queen.
A serious riot occurred at Flor
ence on the 29th. Several persons
were killed.
Late Sidney advices state that two
wrecked vessels had been discover
ed in St. Georges Sound, supposed
TO be those of Sir John Franklin's
expedition.
ENGLAND.-The great exhibition
continued TO be crowded. The num-
ber of visitors on the 5th was $1,000.
The distinguished Hung arian,
Lieut.. Gevil Loizer, As other Hun
garian officers, and 40 Hungarian
soldiers, arrived at Southampton on
the 5th OF June.
On the 9th of May last the great
Magyer was in bodily health, but
much broken in spirits, owing 10 his
long captivity. He has again been
promised his liberty in September
next, by the Turkish Government.-I
Kossulh's wife and child are with
him. There are now remaining
prisoners in the Turkish dominions
about forty Hungarians.
FRANcE.-Tae speech of President
Bonaparte, when received at Paris.
correctly reported, turned out to be
of a most violent character against
the Chambers. The excitement was
very great, but the applause OF the
Bonapartists deceived the French
Ministers. They insisted at once
that the Presidents speech should be
and the version given by
The Moniteur was agreed upon, and
teIegraphed to Paris, where. even
with the chief stings out, it made a
sensation.
On Tuesday the bureaus Of the
Assembly met TO choose the Presi-
lent. &c. The Bonapartists were
excluded TO a man. Great excite
nent prevailed in the Assembly on
he first motion, and it was rejected
BY 306 to 245. M. Laraby, yester-
lay, presented the following propo-
'itions:
lst. That the Assembly shall ex-
press a wish for a revision Of Article
45 Of the Constitution, as far as
regards the eligibility OF the President
Of the Republic.
I'd. That such revision shall moi
be referred TO a new Constituent AS
'embIy, but be referred 10 the sover-
,ignty of the French people, called
20 freely vote for President OF the
Republic.
Sd. That to this effect a proclama-
lion OF the Assembly shall inform
the French people, that to it alone,
ia virtue Of its sovereignty, belongs
the right, to declare by IFS vote
whether it will or will not re-elect
the same President of the Republic.
lTALY.-A letter from Rome states
that his Holiness has named an ex-
traordinary committee, composed Of
three cardinals, for the purpose OF
into the moral state OF the
converts, and proposing remedies for
The abuses that have crept into those
establishments.
Cardinal Viseardilla is dead.
PRUssIA.-Advices from Berlin
states that the Danish Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has proceeded TO
Warsaw.
The wool fair at Berlin was to
on the 4th. !