Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-13
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC,
NV YoRK. March 6th. Pm.

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The Pacific reached her dock a
few minutes before 6 o'clock this
evening with Liverpool dates Of 22d
OF February.
Cotton advanced I'd, and fair Up-
land cannot be purchased at ID
The sales Of the week were $3.50
bales.
Yellow Corn declined Sd; White
being scarce, advanced Id. Pork
firm but rather dull. Market clear
of Bacon. Lard advanced la9s.-
Better descriptions OF Cheese Ss4s
better. Sugar unchanged. Coffee
unsettled. Large imports Of Flour
and Grain from the Continent and
the United States, have depressed
the market. and prices are nominal
at l9s 6da2ls for Western canal;
22s Sd ior Philadelphia and Balti-
more. Yellow Corn SOS Sd; mixed
20sa29s Cd; white S2s. Sales OF st.
Louis Bacon, to arrive. al SIS Cd.
The Franklin arrived off Cowes in
less than IL days from New York.
The British Ministers have resign
ed.
In Manchester business was moro
active.
The Surplus Revenue Tor the year
was 81, 100000, nearly half OF
which was proposed TO pay the Ma
tional Debt.
The Catholics Of England and Ire
land have commenced a formidable
agitation against the Ministerial
measure in reference to their reli-
gion.
ENGLAND.-A Cabinet Council was
held on the 2lst, after which Lord
John Russell rendered his resigna-
tion.
In the Commons, Mr.. Lock King
moved for leave to bring in bill 10
make the franchise with the English
and Welsh counties somewhat anala-
gous to the franchise Of the Borough.
Lord John Russell approved the mo-
lion, and il was left in large minor
ity.
The most important item OF poliIi-
cal news by the Pacific is the resig-
nation Of the British Ministry. The
ministerial course on the Catholic
, question probably led 10 this, though
} the immediate cause was the defeat
; Of the ministry by a vote Of ten to
one on a motion in regard to the
;. elective franchise. The event hap
} pened too short a time before the
, sailing Of the Pacific TO afford time
] TO form the conclusion as to the new
!. ministry. The London Times, in
d announcing the event, says:
j "The loss Of Parliamentary conf
n dence or rather Parliamentary SYM
: pathy, which his Lordship and COL
a leagues have evidently suffered Of
J. late. has probably prepared most OF
our readers for the result.
D FRANcE.-The most vigorous re-
r monstrances are being made against
q the entrance Of Austria with all her
States into the Germanic Confedera-
. ton. Nothing is talked OF in the
I diplomatic world but ProtocOls-Ul-
$ timatums and causu 6elli, with regard
I 10 this question. The tone Of the
r Eiysee is warlike, and that Of the
organs Of the Assembly vehemenily
4 opposed to all demonstrations OF en-
d ergy on the part of the Executive
+. The French Government have sent
/ considerable reinforcements TO the
army in Rome, so as to put The ex-
e pedition on a war footing.
I The second Council Of War setting
at Lyons, have sentenced number
Y OF persons for belonging TO a secret
v society.
\ Lists have been opened at Paris
y for subscriptions for the President,
!. notwithstanding his wish to the con-
It t:ary.
Q GERMANY.-Ausiria and Prussia
intend to monopolize the military
e system and occupy the most impor-
2. iant positions in Germany. These
l. proceedings are beginning to excite
e alarm amongst the Cabinets OF Eu-
2 rope. The extension OF military
power is looked upon as direct vio-
+ lation of the Treaty Of 1915. OF
a course all the minor States Of Ger
many will be swamped. Hesse
s. CasseIl has no hope, and Hamburg
e is filed with soldiers. The DFesten
e Committees are said TO be about ter
j, minating their debate, and the Plen-
10 ary meetings will then commence.
The Central Executive power is
on the point of being established,
and Petento Schwarenberg and
Baron MantenfeIl are preparing for
l. another interview at Dresden.
> RUssIA.-The Hamburg corresPon-
s. dent Of the Times states on the
authority of travellers, who recently
IS passed through Poland, that an en-
s ormous Russian army had been con-