Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1851-10-31
Telegraphie Dispatches.
From our Exchanges.

From Exchanges.
HnIrAx, October 23.-The steamship Eu-
roma. from Liverpool, arrived at O'Clock this
morning, with London dates to the 18th instant.
The cotton market is depressed, and the desire
TO realize having increased, prices since the Sd
inst. had declined oue-eighth of penny per Id.
The steamer Mississippi, with kossuth and
his companions, is announced as having arrived
at Gibraltar Kossuth had announced hIs IN
tenton of sailing for Southampton. He would
come passenger in the steamer Madrid, and was
expected to arrive there about the 20th. The
pre- parations for his reception were rapidly pro-
crossing and expectation was on up-toe for the
event.
The exhibition had finally closed, and the ar
tcles were being rapidly remoEed. The fate OF
the building is yet undetermined.
The entire French Ministry have resigned,
holding their offices now merely until successors
can be appointed. The event excites the most
lively influence throughout Europe, more espe-
cially because the designations understood
to have been caused by the Presidents dctermi-
nation to restore universal suffrage BY repeating
the electoral law of May 3lst.
.4ustria.-We learn from Vienna that the Min
isters had patched up the existing differences,
and still continue in office.
GeYmGRy.-The King of Hanover is recover
ing from his late illness.
The Government of SAKE Coburg has pre-
pared Constitution for the Duchies of Coburg
and Gotha, hitherto under separate admins
tration. The Constitution is as liberal as the
present condition of Germany permits.
Denmark.-Danish affairs are again becoming
complicated. The Ministry are on the point Of
resgnng.
Spqin.-The Cuban prisoners who arrived in
Spain, to the number of l26, were shortly to un-
! dergo sentence 10 hard labor in the mines.
! The highest military order of distinction had
| been conferred on the Captain eneral of Cuba
| Breadstufs is less active demand,
and the upward tendency of prices has been
checked by the advices from the Continent
Flour meets steady demand for consumption :;
| there is also large demand for export into Ire
land and for South Wales. Western Canal is
quoted at los to los per barrel Philadelp phia
l6s to l9s; Baltimore lis Cd to l9s. Corn is in
moderate request. Yellow is unchanged
White is scarce and dearer. The demand for
wheat is limited White is held at SIS I'd to IS
Id and red and mixed Is sd to IS per 20 lbs
Indian corn, white and yellow, Is to las.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 27-The Democrats Of
Racine, have nominated Hon. Henry Dodge for
President of the United States Judge Bryan,
one of the delegates to the National Convention
has expressed preference for Mr.. Dodge.
RICHMOND, Oct. 27.-The only changes from
the political complexion of the last delegation
are in the Tenth and Fifteenth districts. In the
former, Bedinger Democrat, is defeated by G.
J. Faulkner, Whig-a Wing gain; in the latter,
G. w. Thompson, Democrat, is elected over
Thomas S. Haymond-Democratc gain. The
delegation is, therefore, the same as in the last
Congress. Democrats, embracing seven dis
,rnionists) -; Wings ..
PITTsBURGH, Oct. 2S.-Wilmarth & Mobiles
City Flour Mills, in the Fifth Ward, were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The mills were
the most extensive and complete in the Western
country. They insured four offices n
this city for S25, 900, which will probably cover
the loss. The mills were pretty full of grain,
but as the FIRE took place in the roof, large
amount was saved.
HARRIsBURG, Oct. 29.-The first State Agr-
cultural Fair commenced to-day at this place.
The attendance of citizens and strangers from
all parts of the State is very large, and the dis
play Of the livestock and articles Of husbandry
in the highest degree creditable, though lacking
in extent and magnfcence the displays in some
of the other States where State Fairs have be-
come regular annual festivals. AS beginning,
it is highly encouraging, and had the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company been more liberal in
secondng the views of the committees, it might
have rivalled in extent even the State Fairs of
New York. As it is, the enclosure is well filled
with great val iety of Stock, Of the most ap-
proved and favorite breeds, and very extensive
display of agricultural implements, and every
variety of articles connected with the working
of the farm, while contributions, both of live
stock and articles of husbandry, are yet coming
in.