Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-04-12
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HALIFAX, March 27-l2M.
The Royal Mail-steamer Canada, of the
Cunard line, arrived at II o'clock last night
| She sailed for Boston at 4 O'Clock, with IS
passengers. The Africa arrived at Liverpool
on Sunday, at noon. The U. S. Frigate St
Lawrence, arrived on Thursday, and proceed.
ed to France for the remains Of Com. Pau
Jones.
Liverpool Markets, March l5.-Cotton has
declined one-eighth upon better descriptions to
one-quarter upon lower qualities. The sales
during the week amounted to 81 900 bales.
The Corn market, after q dull week, closed
firmly. Yellow Corn 29s q 3Os. Western
Canal Flour lbs a 20s Sd. The market for
Beef is brisk. Pork commands full rates.
Eastern prime mess so a Cos; Western so a
55s.
There has been no change in the state of
trade--Manchestcr dull.
The weather is very mild, and the spring
crop promising.
ENGLAND.
New YORK, March %.
Lord John Russelrs Government is very
weak; he cannot get his friends to rally around
him.; a dissolution of Parliament is anticipated,
The agitation Of the Catholics both of England
and Ireland against the proposed measures of
Lord John Russell, continues abated. The
protectionist leaders are making vigorous pre-
partitions for a general election, in order to Sc
cure a majority in the House Of Commons.
They say they will impose u duty Of fourteen
shillings IN corn and breadstuffs. Of the
Hungarian and Polish refugees who arrived at
Liverpool, few of the Hungarians have accept
ed the IS appropriated by the British Govern
ment to defray their expenses to America.
The Poles have all refused to take the advice
of the London democratic committee, who
induce them TO remain in England, in case their
aid should be required to assist tho democratic
cause in France and Hungary.
FRANCE.
Nothing Of importance; the weekly accounts
of the bank present commerce in an unfayo-
rable point Of view. The accounts from the
districts are favorable. .
The President has been hung in effig at
Lille.
There was no hope of a fusion between the
branches Of the Bourbon family.
Tally.
From Italy there is no reliable news. Ru-
mors are rife of various conspiracies proposed
threatened.
The Cabinet Council has resolved to issue a
memorandum of the German
containing the views of Prussia, on
he whole question involved in the revival of
he old Germanic confederation. During the
year the Of the Zollyerein had
increased considerably.
HEssE cAssEL.
The political conflict has degenerated into
'ulgar %quarrels between the Prince and his
The following ia the latest pro-
lamation from Baron Haynau to his officers of
he Hessian army of Cassel:
"Gentlemen-I have summoned you here to
ell you that l have been commanded by his
loyal Highness to crush under foot the perni-
ious gang that threatens the welfare Of the
'tate-the question who is to rule this God
bandoned, goddess, pernicious gang, will soon
e decided. Sirs, in this little State the throne
in danger, and all the thrones in Europe look
ere, upon this little army. I ask not if you
I'LL obey; it is for that l have called you to-
ether; you must obey, for he who obeys not
hall have his soldiers coat pulled from off his
ack and have a blouse put or him. 1t is no.
ling to you whether the orders given to you
re constitutional or not. His Royal High
ess has sworn to the Constitution, and | have
Ill powers from him. Sirs, if any of you pre-
r the smiles of that gang of traitors to the IA
" o fyour prince, ], myself, will pull his coat
fhis back and put a blouse on him. Gen.
emen, your servant the Schoofbaden has pas
d a law for the regulation of the Press, es-
the censorship, and requiring all ar
to be signed by the author" III
The Chamber of Depnties had been burnt