The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-17
Late News

was a better feeling IN the cotton mar
ket since the departure Of the Asia
There is a good demand prevailing, a
prices for low and middling qualitie
at an advantage Of one-eighth. Quo
tations are for fair, G l.2; middling
SIS TO 5 3>s. The sales of the las
three DAYS were $1,000 bales.
General IaieHigence.-Trade is better
Commercial news is generally eneour
aging. The crops are rather back
ward but generally leok well. .
No change of importance has take'
place in the political condition 0
France. sfI. .t
The commercial news is more favor
able. .u Ed.
There are indications of a renewa
OF the difficulties between the Queer
Portugal and the Duke dc, Saldanha
.Arriual of Me America.-New York
June lO.-The Cunard steamer Amer,
lea has arrived at Halifax. She brings
Liverpool dates to the 3lst of Nav.
three DAYS later than the Pacific.
Cotton Market.-Liverpool, May, 81.
The cotton market closed firm at
rates current on the 2sth. The busi
ness of the week was active. The
sales embraced $1,000 bales, of which
exporters took 5000 and spectators
$500 Quotations are for fair Mobile
Cd; fair Orleans 6 l.2.
PrOrision and Money Markets.
Flour is without change. Pork cons
rmands 'higherrates, and there is a light
demand. Hams are dull, but should,
'ers are in request. Tobacco is quiet.
Freights are dulI.
Neither Of the Philadelphia steam
crs,, the City of Glasgow nor the La
Fayette, had arrived when the Ameri-
can left.
The London money market is active
At Manchester trade is dull. Sales of
cotton for the week 5000 bales. Stock
on hand 10000.
Heavy Dcfalcation Baltimore, June
9.-The Mayor of the city has an
nounced to the council that Col, San
derson, the city collector, is a defaulter
to the amount of $4,000. The chief
clerk, E. G. Egerton, and a son>in law
is responsible for the defalcation as the
books were under his charge. Col.
Sanderson has surrendered all his
property. .
Post- Mister at Macon, Gq.---George
Nesbitt has been appointed post-rnas
Ter at Macon, Georgia.
New Yo,k Legislature. The Legisla,
ture of the State of New York met
to>day. Gov. Hunts message was
confined TO the objects Of the special
session. He stated that in his opinion
the people at the recent election had
showed themselves favorable to the en-,
iargement of the Erie Canal.
Further European MteHigence.--ln
England, the Ministry has obtained a
majority OF s votes on.a motion rela>
tive to Ceylon. 1t is now believed that
Lord John Russell is safe for the re-
mainder of the session. No change is
expected in the Ministry. naF +.
The Proteetionists had a meeting at
Pamworth, on may 81, when they We're
mobbed by the populace. The militia
ry were called ont 10 Quell the riot,
and numbers were injured.
The political intelligence from the
continent is unimportant. Hala tH
Washington City News.
ton, June 9.--Louis Senton has been
appointed appraiser at large, vice Ed"
ons resigned.
Mr.. Brown is OH trial for forging
land warrants.
The COsdcn Observation-Disclosures
June 0.--William Shelton one of the
murderers. of the Cosden family, has
been tried, found guilty, and sentenced
to be hung. > .ae a,fy.as i
Jenny Lind.--Philadelphia, June o
The engagement between Barnum ant
Jenny Lind terminates to>night by mu
tual consent. sI e0a1aat 'ras
Presidential Misunderstanding
June 9.--The Industrial Convention
has nominated for President, Honor,
BILE Isaac p. Walker, of Wisconsin.
United States r Utances.-Washington
City June 1.-The holders Of 5 per cer
government stocks have been notified b!
the Treasury Department that they will b.
paid ca the 9Th Of August. .1tg raa 5gaul
The receipts from customs for the yea
ending May 81. 1851, exceed those of tn
previous year S7,730,575.
FURTHER from EurOpe.-New York
June 7.-One hundred and fifty Hungarial
exlles nave LETT Havrs for New York in tn
ship Monmouth. 49,
The Duke de Saldanha reached LisboI
N the l4th Of May, with 25OO men. ii
met an enthusiastic reception. y
The debate in the French Assembly O
the subject of the National Guards was tn
muItuous ana stormy. -Four hundred an
fifty members have pledged themselves i
a~revision of the Constitution.