The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-07-21
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
Later from Europe.
New YoRK, July IA.

NEW YORK, July "a.
The franklin from Hayre and Cowes July
I'd, arrived this morning. She brings one
hundred passengers, and q large and valuable
freight. , . II
The Asia arrived out in 10 days and 3
hours. and the Pacific in 10 days and hours.
Money was easy in England, and the rates
of discount were low. Bullion in the Bank
Iof England was increasing.
The Liverpool. Cotton market on the. lst
inst, closed net at decline Of I'd. since Fri
day.
The market for breadstuffs was inactive,
and most Of the late advance on Wheat and
Flour had been lost. The reduction in the
rates Of the preceding Tuesday was 3@4d.
per bushel in wheat, and 2s. per bl. in
Flour.
American and Canadian were inactive.
Indian Corn had been cleared off of ships
at adecline of Is. per Or.
Prices in London had also declined on ac-
count Of the fine weather which prevailed.
EEeLAND.--An address to the Queen was
moved in the House of Commons on the 1st
Instant, in reference to the spiritual destitu-
tion existing in England and Wales.
The number of visitors to the Great Exhi-
bition was decreasing.
A military riot occurred at Liver ool on
the lst inst, between the 9lst Regiment and
the Police, the latter having arrested several
men belonging to the former. The riot was
not suppressed until several men had been
killed, and many dangerously wounded.
The Earl of Derby is dead. His eldest
son, Lord Stanley, succeeds to the title as the
l4th Earl Of Derby.
IRELAND.-The Journals of all political
shades are greatly incensed at the report Of
the Packet Commissioners against the estab
| lishment of Transatlantic Steam Line
from Galway.
There is much confidence still felt, howev-
er, in the success of the undertaking the
principal reliance being upon American aid.
FRANcE.-It is rumored that the question
of Kubor's captivity is on the point of re-
ceiving satisfactory solution.
| The Steele reports that Sanitary Congress
is to be held Immediately at Montpelier
Each of the Mediterranean provinces will be
represented by Diplomatic and Consular
parsonage.
Greece and Malta will have their delegates
in the assembly. fgsi
1t is supposed that the great powers Of the
North will also take part in this Congress.
/ 1t is now generally believed the petition
movement has been failure. Tie sum tota
lof signatures, unauthenticated crosses inclu
ded, will barely amount to million.
| SARDINIA.-The King is about 10 retire t
Gaeta for the summer. Various speculation
are aaoat as to His Majesty's motives for s.
doing. Many persons suppose the Pope In
tends to slip away from the French; other
/, imagine that Gaeta is to be the basis Of mill
. tary operations, in conjunction with the neN
holy alliance.
More than forty persons implicated in th
trial for the expulsion of the Jesuits frol
Naples, were suddenly discharged by Ii
Grand Court. The Court lawyer demande
thirty-two years galleys for the prisoners, an
now they are acquitted.
PRUSSIA. Accounts from Frankfort stat
that Austria, in reply to the Prussian's dc
mand for the dis-incorporation of her non
German States, expresses her determinatio
only to concede the point of unanimity {
I all the German States, with which the incol
poration was passed, and obtained for the II
: versal of that measure.
! HEssE-C CAssEL.-T Government papel
5 Of Hesse- Cassel, of the 28th, publishes thrt
/ new ordinances, which release military off
GERS from their oath to obey and uphold Il
Constitution, and prescribe new form (
oath which in no way refers TO the Constitl
tion. They also proclaim an amnesty, bl
with many exceptions.
SwrrzERLAED.--The Count De Mullme
formerly Minister Of Wirtemberg is dead.
j BELGruM.-A company has been formed |
Brussels, for the purpose of working ar
! cultiyating l400 pectares Of the low groun
on the bank of the Eastern Schildt, concede
: by a dutch company.