The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-07-23
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.

New YORK, July l4--l0, a. m.--The
steamship Franklin arrived this morning
at an early hour. Her news, commerce.
ally, is unfavorable. 3"'a''.t'',4
The Franklin brings upwards of 100
passengers, and large and valuable
freight. 4
The Asia had arrived out in 10 days
and hours, and the Pacific in 10 days
and 6 hours. G W. ~ ',-r
The Liverpool cotton market was fiat,
at decline OF Id since Friday. The
sales on the 28th Of June were 2 800 bales,
and on the. 3Oth 1000 bales. .'
Flour had declined Is. per barrel, wheat
Sd. I'D. per bushel, and corn Is. per
quarter. Oats and barley were Is per
bushel easier, and oatmeal Sd. per load
lower.
The London corn market had also de.
clined in consequence Of the fine weather.
Monetary advices we're favorable; mo.
ney was easy. and the bullion in the Bank
Of England was increasing.
ENGLAND -Nothing Of Importance had
transpred in Parliament. The visiters to
the great exhibition are decreasing The
number on the 1st Of July was 1000.
A riot occurred at Liverpool on the 18th
ult between the police and the soldiers Of
the 9lst regiment. which resulted in the
arrest Of several Of the men belonging to
the regiment for being concerned in the
affiray OF few nights previous
The Earl Of Derby died on the 30th,
and Earl Stanley succeeds to his title.
The overland mail, with dates from Cal.
cutta OF the 18th, and Bombay OF the Goth
May, had arrived. The commercial ac-
counts were unfavorable.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the 23d
for New York.
The Lord Mayor gave a magnificent
entertainment to The managers Of the great
exhibition on the 28h.
lRELAND.-The accounts from this coun-
try are of little interest The journals are
greatly incensed at the determination Of
the commissioners with regard TO the line of
the steamships from Galway to America.
FRANcE.-The Presidents visit to Po-
letters is the leading topic. His speech is
expected to be strongly conservative in its
character.
NJ. de Tocquevile is busily engaged
drawing up reports in favor Of revision
of the constitution. which it is expected
will be presented to the Assembly on the
7th of July. The petition in favor Of this
revision Of the constitution has been fail
ure. tho whole number of signatures only
being 100000, and large number Of
these have never been electors.
The accounts from the agricultural dis.
tricts are most cheering.
SPAIN "A despatch from Madrid. dated
the 28th, states that vote of confidence
had been taken in the Cortez, and mo.
tion in favor of the ministry had been car
ried by vote of 1874 TO 81. Much de-
bate had ensued on the subject of the float.
ing debt, but no decision had been arriv.
ed at.
SwIrzERLAND.-Letters from Berne an.
nounce the death of Count de Mullinen,
formerly minister Of Wurtemberg.
GERMANy.-Ac Accounts from Frankfort
state that Austria, in reply to Prussia's de.
mand for the dsincorporation Of her non.
German States, had expressed her deter.
mination only TO concede her demand by
the consent OF all the German States.
lTALY.-The Sardinian Chambers had
approved the Zoll. Verein treaty without
debate, and had affirmed the treaty with
Switzerland. The King OF Sardinia was
about TO retire TO Gata for the summer.