Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
Arrival of the Arctic
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NEW YoRK.June %.

The Arctic has arrived bringing
four days later European news. She
arrived Sunday. She had ninety
seven passengers and experienced
! fresh westerly winds during the whole
| passage.
/ The Cambria reached Liverpool Oh
| the 9Th, The accounts from the
manufacturing districts are more IA
iVorable.
The liabilities of R. E. Hyde, Of
Liverpool, the cotton dealer, are from
100000 to 100000. The
Messrs, Finch, Commission Mer-
chants, have also failed. Their la
bilities are 9lS0,000.
The committee of the India Steam
Navigation Company have reported
against the Panama and in favor Of
the Cape Of Good Hope route.
Accounts from Amsterdam repre-
sent the trade as stagnant. Coffee
and Sugar we're unchanged-Rice
dull.
A serious collision has taken place
between a party of sailors and the
Austrian troops-16 men lost and a
great number wounded.
ENGLAND.-Parliament had ad-
.journed for Whitsuntide Holidays.
The number of visitors to the
Worlds Fair are near 10000 pei
day. The price of tickets is now
one shilling.
The Dublin and Galway Railroad
will be open on the 9th Of August.
! The crops in England and Ireland
promise an abun dant yield, but the
season is rather backward.
Il FRANoE.-THe Commissioners
charged with the duty of reporting Z
revision of the Constitution has beer
formed. 1t embraces nine for ant
six against it. NJ. Lamartine has
made "a powerful speech in favor 0
revision subject to the decision Of
the National suffrage. The Presi
dent is about to make another jour
ney through the Provinces where hi
popularity is not increasing. Th'
! trade accounts from Paris are satisfac
tory
PoRruGAL.-It is reported tina
lSaldanha is rapidly becoming I'm
popular with the army.
The French fleet had arrived il
the Tagus.
spAI IA levy of $4,000 mel
was alb out being made to enable TIL
government to interfere in the affait
of Port ugal-
TuRk Ry.-The Russian troops haC
Ieomple tely evacuated the Danub'
and provinces.
ENGLISH MARKErs.-Cotton Th
market is unchanged but prices ar
lfrmer, with fair aud steady demand
The sales since the It'll have bee
I21, 900 bales, of which $4,000 wer
for export and speculation.
/ Breadstuffs in all the Englis'
markets have advanced since tn
Niagara. Ohio flour is quoted a
lI9s6d to 20s6d.
i Grain-Corn has advanced 60
! with sales Of yellow at Sos to S1s6d
), white 32s to 33s. Brans are /
higher.
Provisions are active but prices ar
unchanged.
Sugal-Steady, with more doing
/ Coffee rather better, with more de
mand.
i Molasses--In retail demand.
/ Tea-Common Congoes in NOR
request at ! to Id advance; othe
sorts neglected.
Naval Stores-No sales.
Tobacco-Slight sales and I'm
changed.
Quercitron Bark-Inactive at S
Sd to 8s6d for Philadelphia; 6s t.
6s6d for Baltimore.
+ Tallow-dull.
Freights are unchanged.
} Passengers declined e2 to e3 .5s
: Exchange-Money at London i
unchanged. The amount of bullion
in the Bank of England had increased
lover 937, 900. Consols closed a
975 to SO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ar
inactive and unchanged.
Shields, fof Alabama, has de
clined canyassing the State for tn
office of Governor. on account of il
health. Gov. Collier is now tn,
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