The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-06-18
ARRIVAL oFsTHE AMERICA.
S.' New YoRK, June 1O-P. M.

M New YoRK, June 10-P. M
The steamer America arrived at Halifax
June 10th, at o'clock, with 81 passen'
gers.
LivERpooL MARKEr.-Wheat in moro
request since late rains, Flour less active
unchanged. Corn slightly declined, but
in demand. Provisions--Beefin light de.
mand Pork sparingly dealt in, owing to
the high rates demanded; Bacon more &C.
tive-Hams dull-Shouldefs much sought
after, and large sales at full.rates; Cheese
market cleared.
The political debate on the motion rel.
Iaive to Ceylon Terminated in majority
for ministers OF 80. That being the last
motion of importance on the books, Rus.
sells Ministry are therefore safe for the re.
mainder of the session.
The debate on the Roman Title bill is
progressing. On the evening of the 9th
the Protectonis.s held meeting at Tam.
worth, the residence Of the late Sir Robert
Peel. The people rose and dispersed the
meeting. Several were injured and some
windows broken. The Military was cal.
led out to quiet the riot. t4f afaoiA
Crops promising. Emigration brisk as
SPRING Continental and Peninsular news
unmportant.
A protectionist meeting, held in Tam.
nth, the residence of the late Sir Robert
Peel. was attacked and dispersed by tho
people. In the riot several persons wero
injured, windows broken, and it was found
necessary to call out the military 10 sup.
press the disturbance. "'aiHf
| The glass palace continues 10 attract
its thousands; upwards Of $4,000 persons
passed through its doors in one day.
OF the gross amount Of customs reye-
nue., nearly one-third is expended in col.
lection. The total gross revenue collected
in 1850, in the United Kingdom, is f2e,.
100000. ' ''''
The United Service Gazette states that
the cost incurred in the first months hos.
tlities at the Cape of Good Hope was
G26 900, and has been between E8O, 900
and 100000 per month since. No later
intelligence from the Cape Of Good Hope
than that by the last steamer.
A large number Of American ships leit
Liverpool on Wednesday, filed with en-
igrants for the United States. chiefly des.
tined for the cities Of New York, Boston.
Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Many Of
them have determined to seek the Far
West, and some design emigrating to Cal.
ifornia. -.., -. .,f5
The crops are promising. Emigration
continues as brisk as during the spring.
FRANcE.-There is nothing of moment
from Paris beyond the fact that the legiti.
mists are making every effort to obtain tho
desired revision Of the constitution. Tho
party of order remain firmly attached to
the President. Commercial affairs arc
brisk. The Bourse closed dull. NJ. Pas
chal Duprat's amendment TO the national
guards bill was rejected in the Assembly.
| PoRTUGAL.-The Duke of Saldanhs
has not promulgated any new measures
since his arrival at Lisbon. Reformers
are daily calling on the Queen to abdi-
cate. The friends of Count Thomar are
indignant at his recall from the court Of
Madrid. .a. Il
AUsTRM.-The Emperor remains at
Warsaw, in company with the Emperor
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result OF their conference has not trans.
pired.
Great sensation has been created in
Hungary by the arrest of the Countess Of
Jeleky and her companion, Mad. Erdley,
at Detalgo. They have been ordered to
undergo court martial trial at Peterwar-
den. The Countess is said to have been
the medium Of the correspondence be-
tween the refugees in London and Asia
Minor and their partisans in Hungary,
Some of the correspondence had been
seized. @ s ta4 ,.gsse,
DENMARK.-lt is stated that Prince,
Christian, of Blucksburg, is to succeed 10
the throne of Denmark. u, nm y,
ITALY.-The disturbances between tho.
Roman and French soldiers continue
The French authorities in Rome caused
ten thousand rations and large supply
of ammunition 10 be taken to the Castle
of St. Angelo. Symptoms of dissatisfac-
ton are palpably manifest in many Of tho
Roman States, and there are apprehen..
sions of serious results. .s4 ~. ..,..5..
ALGERlA.--A conflict had taken place.
between the Cabylese and French forces,
in which the former were defeated with tho
loss of several hundred killed, among
whom were some prominent officers. tTg
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