Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-17
Bs-elE. News.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
KVo,r An-;IIO Io5T


made the run from Liverpool to Jer-
sey city, in ii days and II hours.
LIVERPOOL, March %.
LIVERPOOL Neutrality-suspicious.
have experienced rather more steadi-
ness. In the corn market, in cOnse-
quence of a temporary cessation oi
heavy shipments Of grain and flour
from the continent, the prices OF
wheat and Indian corn have slightly
advanced: the former being quoted
IS 6da5s I0d for red, 6sa6s Sd per
20 lbs for white; the latter 3Os for
mixed, 3Is for yellow, and 2Ss per
quarter for white.
Flour is in moderate demand at
l9sa2ls per Dbl for Western Canal;
Canada and Ohio. Dos 6da2ls Sd;
Baltimore and Philadelphia 22sa22s
Sd, and sour ISs 6dal9s. Indian
cornmeal, l4s Cd per bbl.
LONDON, March %.
American SOcks-Barings' Circu-
lar says American. stocks continued
to experience a very moderate de-
mand, without variation in prices
Six per cert. bonds, with Coupons,
are scarce at 1904. Pennsylvania
SIS offered at SO.
PoLITIcAL iNTELLIGEScE.-ENG-
LAND.-In the House of Lords. on
Friday evening, the 2Sth, Lord Lynd-
hurst complained of the proceedings
of NJ. Nj. Messina, Ledru Rollin,
Kappa, and other refugees, who
were intriguing against Austria and
other foreign states, and suggested
the propriety OF re-enaciing the alien
act.
Earl GRAY said that the subject had
attracted the anxious attention ol the
Foreign and Home Secretaries; but
he thought that nothing short OF dan
ger in the internal peace of France,
could justify rhe re enactment Of the
alien law.
In reply to the Earl OF Aberdeen,
Earl Gray said that the Government
disapproved OF the proceedings OF the
refugees.
In the House Of Commons COM
miiiee Of enquiry was appointed
with reference to a steam communi-
cation between England, China, and
Australia.
Leave was given 10 Lord John
Russell TO introduce a bill for the
better administration ofjustice in the
Supreme Court of Chancery, in
which shall sit the Lord Chancellor,
the Master Of the Rolls, and one Of
the Judges of both Law Courts oil
either two Of them may hear causes
The bill fixes the Lord Chancellor's
salary at 10000 per annum; the re-
tiring allowance remaining what il
now is, f5000.
The second reading Of the Assump'
ton bill has been passed in the House
OF Lords.
| FRANcE.-The Moniteur OF Thurs
day, March 81, published list Of The
appointments, among which are NJ
De Lavelle as ambassador at Rome
and NJ. David as Consul General al
New Greneda. M. De Lavelle was
on the eve Of proceeding TO the Sub
lime Porte. In his embassy he would
first visit Rome, in order TO come tc
an understanding with the Pope or
the subject Of Christianity in th'
East.
I The Chamber of Commerce has
petitioned for a Railroad between
Marseilles and Toulon.
The French government has re
ceived information from the Provin
ces that numerous Socialist agent:
are traversing the country, for the
purpose of circulating the manifest
Of Mazzini, Ledru Rollin, and organ
izing under the title Of PhilanthropiC
Associations, Trade Associations, and
Secret Societies, and also Of estab
fishing Democratic Socialist journals
There still continues much specu
lation in Paris with respect to The
new Ministry. 1t is thought with
one or two exceptions, that the ole
members will be re.instated.
The Spanish Minister at Paris has
presented TO the President his letter:
OF recall.
GERMANY.-Alli is yet, vague and
uncertain respecting the German
Confederation.
SwITzERLAND.-An uprising of the
peasantry, in the canton Of Fribourg
fomented by Jesuits and other Ro-
man Catholic Priests, had been qui
eted by the government OF Canton
with little difficulty. d ara 'aa -ae
SPAIN.-Advices from Madrid state
that rumors Of ministerial changes
were again circulated, though there
was no: much credit attached to
them.
GREEcE.-The city Of Levissi, in
the Island Of Rhodes, has been de-
stroyed by an earthquake.