Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-11-01
Arrival of the Hermann.

New YORK Oct %, p. m.-The steamship Her.
mann has arrived with Liverpool dates to the 6th.
The sales of Cotton for the three days were $4,000
bales The market had recovered from the decline,
the lower grades having improved most. The demand
was good, and prices sitter, but quotations were I'M
settled Spectators had taken 1000 bales and Ex-
porters 2oOO Trade in the Manufacturing districts
was unchanged. Flour had advanced Cd. Corn was
quiet Rice was in active demand at previous prices
Consols had advanced.
The visiters to the Worlds Fair the 7th and 8th
were 10000.
The French paper La Patrie abuses KossUTH, and
calls him the disorganzing spirit of the Polish revo-
luton and says he is planning a triumphant entree
into England. Kossuth still remained at MarselIeS
on board the steamer Mississippi. The merchants OF
Pesth are about to sue Kossuth bonds given during
the revolution
The Emperor of Austria has been summoned mys-
teriousy from Italy to Vienna, in great haste. This
has caused great excitement, and it is rumored was
occasoned by revolutionary movement IN hungary
English funds closed on the 9Th at 675 but subse-
quently declined one fourth
Great preparations making for the reception OF
Kossuth at Southampton, where he was expected on
the 18th inst He had published an address, to the
Democrats of Marseillcs in relation to the refusal OF
the French Government to allow him to land. The /
liberal portion of the French press is very severe on
the Government 1t is rumored that an attempt Will
be made by Austrian emssaries to murder Kossuth on
his arrival at Southampton (!!D His address at Mar
settles has displeased many of his English friends
The Earl of Liverpool, Viscount ~Bolinbroke, and
Lord Stafford dead.
In Spain great reforms are proposed for the admin
istration of the Government of Cuba. The Queen
had granted pension of 1000 reals to the widow Of
Gen. Emma.
/ The Hermann brings $50 passengers. The Mag
ara arrived at Liverpool on the 9th; the Pacific on
the 18th.
/ New YORK, Oct. 23.-Cotton is held firm under the
news. Sales 900 bales. Flour, Southern, Al. Corn
has advanced / cent. Rice 5-l5.
jacob Little & Co.. the extensive Wall street Bro
kris failed to-day to comply with certain Obligations
70 deliver stock but pays all drafts and money de-
mands.
! Senator Douglas will deliver the agricultural ad-
drC at the Maryland Fair, in place Of Mr. Webster
declined.
Col Mumford, U. S. A died to-day at Boston
/ BALrrMoRE. Oct 23.-The President has issued q
proclamation against the invaders of Mexico declaring
such expedition calculated degrade the character OF
the United States in the opinion Of the civilized world,
and warning all persons connecting themselves with
such enterprise in violation Of the laws and national
obligations that they will thereby subject themselves
to heavy penalties denounced against such offences
That if they are captured within the jurisdiction OF
Mexico they must be expected to be punished accord
ing to It's laws, and will have right to claim the IN
terposi;ion of the American Government He con-
cudes with calling the people to discountenance
the movement, and calls on the officers OF Govern
ment to be vigiIant The proclamation was issued
Oh information that the Texans had organized and
crossed the frontier.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22-The sales of Cotton to-
day were $500 bales at rather easier prices Sales
. Of the three days 600 bales
The Empire City has arrived from Havana will
t dates to the 10th. Another Cuban berator Wilson
7 L. Rover, had been released!
- New ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-The sales of Cotton to
day were 5000 bales mostly for England at prevou
{ prices Fair is quoted at 81. Stock on hand 100000
. bales Other articles are unchanged.
q New ORLEANS Oct. 24-Cotton--Sales this morn
ing of 5000 bales prices unchanged, strict middlin
cents. Sales of the week $4,000 bales. Receipt
this season 10000, against $4,000 for the same tim
last wear Stock on hand 100000 against TACO
10 last year.
! Provsions-Mess Pork dull at $14
, Groceries-New Sugar sold at a cents for goo
le common 5000 bags Rio Coffee at SIC.
n New ORLEANS, Oct 25.-Cotton-Demand thous
ut moderate early this morning became more animate
lie and resulted in sales of 5000 bales at regular prices
I'd ordinary a 81 mddlng = good middiing = 7;
u lniddling fair Il 8; fair 81 as.
OF Groceries-I6 hhds. inferior sugar sold at Sc;
Il bbls. molasses reboiled sold at Ice. Cofee-loC
- sacks Rio sold at about SIC.
o. Gfain-Sales ,250 sacks corn, of which 400 we
ty white and yellow at SOC and l75 at 3oc, in two 10
at 43c, $50 in two lots 44c., and 200 at 45c. 2,
sacks St Louis oats sold at 81 2c.
,at Lard-$40 kegs No. sold at lo&c. and 500
~ prime at 10 Lee.
90 The receipts New Orleans since IL Sept excl
sive of the arrivals from Mobile, Florida and Texi
are l4I oil bales, against 70,3S4 bales to same ia
last year and the in in the receipts at ali
ports up to the latest dates, compared with Il
year is 52,Ol9 bales. In the exports from the init
States to foreign countries compared with the saI
dates last year. there is decrease of 34,l97 bales
Great Britain, 1914 to France and 9203 to other f
eign ports.
led BALTIMORE, Oct. %
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