The southern press., 1851-07-10
A1nIvM ~ Tu9 CAUADA.
Three Days La1er 4Fe1 Europe.

arrived from Liverpool this morning, al 30 mln
utes past o'clock, taking our good citizens, Of
fetal gentry, and newsmongers very much b,
surprise She has AZ passengers, 40 for Boston
and large freight. No American steamer hac
arrived at liyesp pool during the week preceding
the sailing of the Canada. The Washington
arrived at Cowes on the morning OF the 9th.
Nothing Of political Importance had trans
pired between the departure Of the Baltic and
Canada
Some progress had been made in parliamentary
business. In the House of Lords, Lord Camp
BELLS registry bill had been read third time.
On the same day, The case Of Calder Persuad
Indian native prince, against whom, he alleged
government prosecution had been issued, was
brought before the peers by Lord Ellenborough
to call for the papers and move for an inquiry.
The public mind is much occupied ip debat-
ing the ultimate use and destiny Of the Crystal
Palace, and a movement il on foot in favor OF
preserving it for some purpose.
A violent hail storm and tornado passed over
Cheshire and Yorkshire, causing considerable
destruction to property, and endangering some
lives
The heat was very oppressive in London on
the och, 90 deg. Of fahrenheit in the shade, l02
in the sun.
A terrible typhoon occurred at Ceylon on
the lst OF May, and at Madras on the 5th
Nearly 20 vessels were lost
The receipt ut the Crystal Palace, on the
Goth, amounted to f2,70O and upwards. The
visitors numbered nearly 60,O0O
There is no news Of Importance from the
Continent
In France, the Discussion as to the revision
Of the constitution is paramount to every thing
else Petitions for revision continued to flow
in, but little progress is effected A telegraphic
despatch received on the 28th, announced that
the committee had decided on the report Of M.
de Tocqueyille, a name well know in America,
MS expressing strict republican rather than
Bonapartist principles.
At Rome Signor Evangelista, Chancellor of
the Holy Consuta, was assassinated, on the
18th.
From Spain, beyond some alarm from the
spread of socialist doctrines, there is nothing
to report.
The advices per Canada had impaired very
dull feeling TO the Liverpool Cotton market.
Prices had declined one-eigth of a penny to one
farthing in the current qualities of American.
The quotations are. Orleans, 64d; Middling
st.; Fair Uplands, 55d.; Middling, sd. Sales
of the week $4,000 bales of which l,45O
were on speculation, and 6,974 for export.
The market closed dull. Sales of Friday 5000
bales
Owing to false information received at Havre
by telegraph from Liverpool, on the Canada's
arrival, Cotton advanced two to three francs
on the previous weeks prices. On the receipt
of letters, the markets became tame and closed
So On the oath, p. m. holders were more steady.
Sellers sales, 17,702 bales.
SUGAR advanced Cd. A good business done.
The London market was firm.
Holders of Tea, common Congou, show more
firmness, having in some instances withdrawn
these from the market. No change in other
kinds
Sales Trinidad Molasses were effected at 3s
lO4d. in store, and 1885, 3d. from the Quay
LARD On. is scarce, and advanced to EAT per
ton.
LISsEED Or CAKE.-More enquiry for, and
dearer.
Trade 10 Manchester is less animated than
during the fortnight preceding the 2lst the
market, however is consided on all hands to be
IN sound condition.
Advices from India, by telegraph, via Marseil-
les report 10 news of importance.
The sales of Cotton were brisk at reduced
prices.
A considerable improvement is reported i'm
English home securities. On the 28th, the Bri-
fish funds improved Is. 4d. per cent, Corsols
closing at 97A ex dividend, the fine weather and
arrivals of specie tending to give security to gov
Stock The bullion markets had been
without change, and sales difficult to effect.
AMERICAN SrocKs--I.ttle change except in
Maryland; Sterling quoted at 81. U. s. Fours
SO, 92 90: ditto Skies, 80, l05 a l06 do.
DO '6s, 1921 ll3l; New York State '5S, go,
96 a 97 New York City, IS, 10, 80 a 81. Ohio
Skies TO- '95, l05 LOG. Massachusetts, Fives,
l07 Canada Skies, lO7 lO8. Montreal City
Sixes S3 ass.
ADDITIONAL MARKET REPORT.
The corn market is without change.
Tin plate is in good demand at firm rates.
Pig sold as low as Els los. No change in
other particulars.
prices.
are scarce.
From Hollingshead, Fetly & Co. 5 Circular.
LIVERPOOL, June 27th.-After six weeks Of
rather extensive business during which the sales
averaged 1927 bales per week, Of which 35-
252 bales were taken for consumption, some lit
tie falling off in the demand might reasonably be
looked for. The export demand, however con-
tinues pretty regular and steady, whilst in
speculation there has scarcely been any thing
doing; and the trade having previously taken n
fair supply, as already stated, have been mod
crate buyers this week Thus the business has
not much exceeded 5000 bales per day, guam
tity quite inadequate, it would appear, to keep
the market in steady state. We have to report
that sellers during the last few days were, par
ticularly yesterday, more numerous than buyers,
and American descriptions have consequently
given way in price, as compared with last week,
from ope-eighth to one-fourti of a penny per
pound, upon qualities below fair. $50 bales
American, 270 Paranam, and 200 Surat have
been taken on speculation with $500 American,
700 Paranam, 260 Madras, g., for export; leav-
ing, for the trade, 25,950 bales AT public sale
of Sea Island, yesterday, out of 29,0i3 bales Of
fered, $50 were sold at It'd I6ld per pound,
and 30 stained at 81 l6i per pound, being
steady prices and much upon par with pre-
vious business The sales to-day are 5000 bales.
The report Of the Manchester market is, that
a good demand exists both for goods and yarns,
at satisfactory prices, with light stocks; and spin
ners and manufacturers extensively engaged upon
orders for future delivery Middling Orleans