Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-03-13


buoTancy at an advance of sixteenth of pen
nv In Flour business was dull, and it had de-
cined 3D. Wheat had declined Id. and Corn 3D.
but the latter had advancing tendency.
In England dissolution of the Ministry was
anticipated. Nothing of interest had transpred +
In France slight disturbance had taken place
in one department, and the populace had been dis
persed with difficulty
AdTices from Rome state that the French troops
are regarded with adherence by the Pope and the
people. Attempts had been made to assassinate
some of the soldiers, and French Inspector of
Police had been stabbed
The French Government have determined to re- I
quest the Government of Belgium to have remov-
ed from the field of Waterloo the Lion and the
other monuments.
BALTIMORE Feb. 90.
Sunday Egening, o'clocE-In Liverpool Rice |
ranged from IS. Cd. to Il IS. Cd. for ordinary to
good The sales, however, are limited.
England will resist the demand of Louis Napo-
leon for the removal of the monuments from the /
field of Waterloo.
Advices from California state that Capt Woods |
formerly of Savannah, Ga, has been murdered in
Bear Valley.
In the United States Senate on Saturday Mr.
Clemens continued his reply to Mr.. Rhett, and
was very severe and personal Mr.. Rhett replied
that he expected further calumny, but he would
the Church for twenty years, and would not be
diverted from prosecuting the great cause of State
Rights. He repeated also the charge against Mr.
Clemens, that he had bargained with the wings
in order to obtain his election Mr.. Clemens re-
joined and expressed his surprise that protesting
Christian could murder another's reputation.
Advces from Switzerland, state that Louis Ma
poeon had demanded from the Swiss Government
that they should suppress the political clubs and
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do, and have appealed to Great Britain to inter
fere in the matter.
Great discomfort prevails in France, and a great
movement it was apprehended would take place
on the 22d ult.
The Commercial advices received in london
from India, were favorable. The Burmese Gov
eminent had acceded to the demands of England.
The excitement respecting the Austrian gold dig
gngs, was increasing and the yield of the mines
was immense.
In England the fear of French invasion
increasing, and the British fleet had been ordered
home from the Tagus. The Governments in Eu
rope, likewise, generally making war-like
preparations in order to be ready for any contin-
gency.
The English steamship America, from Liver
pool, arrived at Halifax about forty five minutes
past eleven o'clock this morning. She brings dates
from that city to the 21st and from Havre to the
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For Cotton there has been a very animated de-
mand in the Liverpool market, and at the winding
ND of the business of the week on Friday evening,
Feb 90, it was found that seventy four thousand
bales had been sold. The article having advanc-
ed I'd. in price, the following the latest quota
tons of the Committee of Brokers, as given out
previous to the sailing of the America Orleans
Fair, sgd. Middling, Sd; Upland Fair, SD. ;
Mddlng, 4 Sled.
The inquiry was good from the trade, which
was freely met BY holders. Twenty three thous-
: and bales were taken By Spectators, and five
thousand by exporters.
Trade in the Manufacturing districts has con
siderably improved. Western Canal Flour is
held at 22s. O. 22s. Cd. and Ohio at 23s. yellow
Corn sold at 29s. and white 32s. Consols closed
at 97d.
Lord John Russell's Cabinet, yielding to thu
pressure of circumstances which surrounded it
has at last been dissolved by resignation.
Lord John Russell had introduced in the Brit
ISL House of commons bill to organize the loca
militia.
The Earl of Derby will succeed Lord John Rus
sell as Prime Minister.
+ Lord Palmerston made speech in Parliament
in which he said that the peace armament was no
sufficient to meet any emergency that might eos
sibly arise Judging from events Transporting a
round the situation of the country rendered it liza
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: trained force ready at any time for instant &C
ton.
France continues quiet. Another Minister'S
: crisis was threatened. The President goes abor
) with body guard of four. Gen'l st. Arnaut
II one of Napoleon's new Ministers, has been d
d graced and banished to Algeria. Napoleon
= charged with having secret agents in Belgium 81
y ducing the soldiers, and the clergy suspecte
II of favoring an alliance with France.
II Belgium has become somewhat alarmed and
y increasing her army.
The wound inflicted on the Queen OF Spain
healed up, and her health again restored.
ct WASHINGTON, March 1.
is The opinion of the Supreme Court was deliye
Mt ed to-day against Mrs. Gaines the DEGREES of Il
lis Circuit Court having been affirmed. JUST
s. Wayne and Daniel however, dissented from t
< adverse decision.
MOBILE COTTON MARKET.
CoTToN.-The receipts since the 28th inst
H. elusive, amount to 90, 967 bales, and the expo
n for the same period to II, 511 bales, viz to Ii
II erpool 8,073, Havre, 5, 504, Boston 2,814 and
It's New Orleans !, 120-leaving stock on hand I
~ cleared last evening of 135,O52 bales again
ae 49, 491 same time last year.
IL The trade of the past week here has been
80 tive for the most part and the aggregate sales
> ceed we believe those of any week of the seast
1t will be observed too that prices, influenced
:, the favorable news from abroad, have advanc
=, fully &C. per h. since our last weekly review. T
If market opened on Saturday with very good {
5and ca1nc tn fair aytent yvpra affaetad