Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-15

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from the continent.
/ SECOND DISPATCH.
| 4 New YoRK, April 4:
General Mtelsgence.-The Ivan
hoe was-seen ashore on Round Shoal
off Nantucket, on the Oath Of Feb.
ruary, with all sail set. By the arri-
val of the Joseph Walker at Liver
pool, it. is stated that there is nc
doubt that the Iyanhoe is lost, with
all on board.
f The overland mail had arrived with
dates from Bombay of the 18th Feb
ruary andzHong Kong of the 18th
January. Fears a re entertained of a
fresh insaUection in the southern
provinces. An extensive smuggling
company had been discovered at
Shanghai.
| LIVERPOOL, March %.
The late account from France, re-
porting slight adv lance, in wheat and
flour, with some cessation in exports,
has created more confidence, with a
turn in favor of holders, and flour
has advanced Cd a Is per barrel.
Grma-W Wheat 5s Sd a 6s Sd fol
red, and 6sa 6s 6d..for white. yellow
Indian corn 30s.; white SIS; mi ed
2Ss, per quarter.
| Proustons-Beef and pork are
in-request at frmer rates. Bac con
has advanced l rs, with bare mar
ket. Hams and Shoulders wanted,
but none to be had. Lard has adj
yanced 3D. a Cd.
| Tallow advanced sd, with a spec
ulative demand.
Oil-Linseed, is lower, 80 lbs 10
shillings having been accepted. Oh
i've is steady. Palm oil, IS lbs 5s a
I25 lbs 9s, on the spot, and 20 lbs to
arrive.
Metal Orders for railway iron
numerous. Welch bar held at 4 lbs
lbs. Tin plate is now freely offered,
but prices are still 3ls per hundred;
Lead, Tin and Copper, good bust
ness is doing at firm rates. Scotch
Pig Iron dull at 6dals, ssdeliycred.
Groceries Coffee is dull, and sales
are confined to small lots; st. Do
mingo at 40s Cd. Rio at 4Gs. In
Sugar there is nothing doing worth
noticing. Cuba Molasses lbs. 8.
Hemp-Good Manila 81. Wool
active,and prices are well maintained.
Tobacco dull.
New YORK, April 4.
The Produce market is generally
unsettled by the Baltic's news, and
dealers are examining private letters.
Accurate quotations cannot be ar
rived at.
ENGLAND.-The Papal Bill has
been modified and curtailed so as to
be acknowledged by no party yet,
still occupies th e time Of the House
of Commons.
FRANCE. "A correspondent of the
sTimes'' says it is impossible to de-
ny that reactionary movement is
evident among certain legitimate cir
cles In Foabwy 81, Gernaam-to ac-
cept prolongation of presidents pow
ers. The Cydelsays in reference to
the circulation ofrumors that France
would assume a warlike position on
the German question. says SO long as
i good understanding subsists with
England there can be no war on
such an account. A council of min
sters was held at Elysee. The news
rom Berlin, Dresden and Vienna, was
he principle subject OF discussion.
The Council decided that instruc-
ions be given to the minister at
Vienna, informing him of the atti-
ude France will take should a con-
est arise between the two princes.
The views Of the King of Prussia
net with sympathy in council. The
ko'ateur states thatath President !.
ad received a notification from the
Emperor of Russia notifying him of s
he marriage Of his niece with Prince {
Ieorge Of Mecklenburg. S
GERMANY Fresh complications {
ave arisen in Germany. II