The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-12
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMERS
CANADA!

--TriEmpk Of LOsis NGPoIsoR-FfOm
Germany, Francs. Haly, $e-DeciiHe in
Cotton, Breadst.fs, &c.
Halifax, February 2.
The Royal Mail Steamer Canada arrived
here al noon 10 day, sfler rough and 'ssii-
Gus passage. She left Liverpool on the 18Th
oi January, and brings one week later Eews
frUm all parts Of Europe; her dates from
London are 10 The l7th ult. Sn|
Up 10 the hour The Canada sailed nothing
had been heard in Liverpool Of the American
steamer Atlantic, which sailed from That
place on The 2Slh December, and has now
besn oui SO days. Everything in regard tn
her fate is mere conjecture: there were
hopes, however, that she would still be heard
from, and although an accident must have
befallen her, yet her crew and PasseGgeis
NAV be safe. e.
The Royal Mail Steamship Africa arrived
at Liverpool on Sunday, 18th ull.
ENGLAND.
The English political news possesses no
interest Of special moment. The papers are
mostly filled with specualions relative 10 the
exciting topics likely 10 engage the early at
tenrion Of Parliament. They a,e strongly
in favor OF a reduction Of taxation. Amoug
the most prominent articles named for reduce
lion nre The window and paper duues.
FRANCE.
Louis Napoleon appears to have gained,
for the time being, complete mastery ever
Gen. Changarnier. The National Assembly,
in acknowledging the Ilght of the executive
power TO spose Of the military command, /,
blames ihe use made Of that right, and de-
clares that the General in Chief Of the army
of Paris deserves the title to confidence
which the NaIOnal Assembly testified To
him on the sitting Of the Assembl; on the
3rd of January.
An unquiet feeling prevailed among nll
classes, aud the Assembly was crowded 10
excess.
An amendment had been proposed and
will probably pass
II Is stated that the Assembly had no con-
fidenee in the new Minister.
At The last accounts, Lamartine was ma
king an able defence in behalf Of The Presi~
dent. 8
GERMANY.
Tae advces from the Duchies is Tint the
Holsteiners had made unconditional surren.
der 10 the King Of Denmark, through the in
strumsntaity Of Austrian and Prussan
commissioners.
The army he's been disbnnded.
The chief members of the Standholdt have
surrendered 10 Iia mburgh.
! Nothing is yet known definitely Of the
proceedings of the Dresden Conference
Little doubt appears to be entertained that
the result will be reconciliation of the old
Diet.
In Germany il is affirmed that the Central
Power, with large army al its comma nd !,
has been resolved upon. f
The report of an early Congress at Dres>
den has been officially contradicleG.
| SPAIN.
Another weekly resignation Of the Spa :
ish Cabinet has taken place, and this time, il
is said, Narvaez has actually left Madrid.
ROME.
| Accounts from Rome and the Papal Staies
represent, growing apprehension and uuca
siness among all classes.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
g, Liverpool, Jan. 10.
Bread Stuffs The muk ell Tor Breadsuffs
has been dull and prices tending in favor Of
the buyer. Ame ricah flour has declined
from Cd 10 Is per bbl,
Indian Corn commands fully Cd per quar-
Ter Of $50 lbs, closing with a dull market, =
In whea, not much is doing, with declining
market.
Pfovisions--The market has been m her
quiet, though rolelable fair business has
been done, and prices generally maintained.
The accounts from the manufacturing
districts report that the trade is steady.
Rather limited business doing in the
money market. Although steady, some ap'
ptehension was still felt That The Bank nigh
be compelled 10 advaLce lie tates. Broker
have been de manding an advance over las
week. Consols closed bn Wednesday al SEA
and on Friday ut 9Gi. The quotations for
gold and silver are unchanged.
The business in American stocks has been
10 moderate extent; and unchanged, except
U sixes Of 1867 and 1868, whica W lm,rs
81 Smith hold at ,04 TO LOS.