Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-22
Arrival Of the Cambria.
LATE FROM EUROPE,


The royal mail steamer Cambria ar
rived at the dock this evening at n
o'clock; she brings thirty passengers.
The British and continental news is
unimportant. The all absorbing topic
in England is the great Industrial Ex'
hibilion, which was opened by Her
Majesty on May day, in the presence
of 5000 persons without any accident.
On the Cd the Russell ministry was
defeated by motion of Mr.. Hume,
who confined the operation of the
property tax to one year.
The Jewish disabilities bill was read
a second time.
The emigration from England and
Scotland remains undated.
A danger OF ministerial crisis in
France is over, and the old story is
current that Louis Napoleon is making
great efforts TO prolong his time of
office.
The Portuguese Instruction has sub.
sided
There is nothing new from Germany
The India mail had not arrived.
Commercial.
CorroN--not much hucluation. Since
the sailing of the Arctic prices had declined
for the week iasd. on American. Sales for
the week 22,500 bales, closing tamely.-
The trade at Manchester is extremely dull
Flour, unchanged; no alteration in Indian
corn, but it is in slow demand. Wheat has
declined %; per 70 lbs in the week. Pro.
visions-!he market is generally dull; new
mess Pork commands full prices. Con- is
held firmly. Lard had advanced. Talow
is lower and dull OF sale. Extensive sales
have been made OF Sugar a. an advance OF
cd. per 100 lbs. Nlolasses dull. Coffee
steady at last weeks quotations. Cheese in
good demand.
MONEY MARKET.
English stocks are Auctuating bonds
closed for account at 90 3.4a97 1>3; for
money Sc 81. United States securities re.
main unchanged.
ELMYRA, New York, May Is.
The great train with its freight of
distinguished men, arrived here at 7
O'Clock last evening, having come a dis
lance of two hundred and eighty. eight
miles, Notwithstanding its stoppages at
every town on the line, where crowds
of people had assembled TO see the
President. The enthusiasm everywhere
was very great, and the President and
MIR. Webster were almost worn out
by the demands made upon them 10 adj
dress the various assemblages. This
morning the train left again for Dun.
kirk, at which place grand reception
awaited them; there was also 10 be
great display at Buffalo, on Friday.
Corning, N. Y, May 1877.
The President and suite have Just ar
rived; no accident occurred TO mar the
pleasure of this celebration; cannons
are being fired and the people are as
sembling for miles around to welcome
the President and guests.
New YoRK, May 10, p. M.
The Evening Post of yesterday says:
1--WE learn by private telegraph des>
patch TO an eminent mercantile house
IN this city, received this morning from
New Orleans, that advices had been
received there of the Gold Hunter,
which left San Francisco on 22d
March for Tehuantcpec, to the effect
that the Gold Hunter had violated the
maritime laws of Mexico by landing her
passengers, sixty>fvo in number, with.
out the requisite previous permission,
and that the passengers had been i'm.
prisoned by the Mexican authorities;
no further particulars are given.
The Washington has arrived from
Southampton and Bremen; dates 10
May 3d-no later news.
WASHINGTON, May l6.
Col. Benton has arrived in this city,
with health much improved; he will re-
main several days, then remove with
his family TO Missouri. Gov. Ramsey
also is here, but returns Immediately TO
Minnesota.
Mr. Hodge, assistant Secretary oflhe
Treasury, has left for New York and
Boston on business connected with Gus,
toms in those cities.
Capt. Kennel has been appointed