Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-05-29
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ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

Cotton declined iaid per lb.-
There was a perfect panic in the
market. Sales Of the three days,
$1,000 bales, fair.
Flour advanced Cd on Friday, but
the advance was not sustained.-
Wheat dull. Corn very firm.
Philadelphia and Baltimore -four
30s Sd 2ls. Yellow corn 3ls Sd.
The English Funds at London are
without particular change. The
general tone of the market KEGS
steady, and a fair business is doing.
The amount OF precious metal expor-
ted direct from London during the
week ending on the 10th, was again
large. The Dutch Government have
again effected a sale Of all the remain
ing portion of the gold they had to
dispose OF, amounting to E5OO,OOO
sterling. The entire amount will be
transmitted to Paris. The receipts
Of gold at the Paris mint is under
stood TO be very large.
ENGLAND.-In the House Of Com
mons on the motion for going into
committee on the Ec c ! esiastical
Tithes Assumption Bill, Mr.. Moore
moved that the order be DISCHARGED
on the ground that all bills relating
10 religion should, in ;he first in
stance, be introduced in committee Of
the whole.
THE GREAT ExHIBTTToN.-lt rain
ed during the afternoon OF Friday,
and so unIavorable was the weather
that we had expected to find the
Crystal Palace half deserted; but
Notwithstanding the disagreeable cir
cumstances, fI600 were taken at the
door. The sale Of season tickets
experienced a decline, but not so
great as was expected, for near f75O
was collected in this way. The
Queen, accompanied by Prince Al
bert, again visited the exhibition on
the 18th.
The West India steam packet
brought an immense quantity Of gold
from California, consigned to the
Bank Of England.
AUsTRIA.-A letter dated Vienna,
May 7th SAYS courier arrived on
the previous day from London with
important dispatches. The English
government, it is said, has signified
| its readiness to regard the admiItance
Of all the Austrian provinces into
the Germanic Cofederalion as pnrely
German question, provided The
other State governments consent 10
regard it as such and agree TO the
proposal of Austria. This, if true,
| is tantamount TO the protest made
short time since by the British
government.
PRUssIA.-Parliament was pro.
crossing on the 9th inst. The Presi-
dent, in behalf OF the King alluded
in terms Of qualification TO the good
understanding existing between the
G h a m ber and Government, and
thanked them for their patriotic ex-
ertions.
FRANcE.-The names Of Lacrosse
and NJ. Bengout have been offered to
the Legitimists as their candidate for
Vice President of the Assembly.
Gen. Pellissier has been appointed
Governor General Of Algeria; ad
interim in place Of General Haut-
pont, whose mission is terminated.
PoRTUGAL.-An aid de>camp of
Saldana arrived at Lisbon on the Sd
with list of ministers TO be submit |
ted 10 the Queen. Saldana is named
for President.
NAPLES. 1t is reported that the
King of Naples is dead.
A. J. Dallas, Government Clerk,
and Arthur Howe, merchant, were
arrested in Washington City on the
26th inst, on the charge oil challen-
ging to fight duel. They were ar
rested on the ground and held TO bail
this morning. The challenge result
ted from fist fight at the National
Hotel.
The fine packet Messenger passed
up to-day perfectly alive with Passen-
gers.
Warm weather has now set in in
earnest.
The wheat crop in this county bids
fair TO be a very abundant one.
FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY.-Mr.
Harvey, Rocky Mountain trader. Of
St. Louis, reached that city on the 91st
from Fort Campbell, at the falls of the
Missouri, bringing with him some seven
thousand buffalo robes.
He reports that the Sioux tribe OF In
dams were suffering terribly with bilious
and pulmonary complaints, and that the
Punkahs and iowas were dying in large
numbers with the small pox. Buffalo
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