The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-23
Arrival Of the steamer Pacific.
-Four Days Later from Europe.
NEW YoRK,

Inc American man steamer PACING arrived at
her wharf at 3 o'clock this afternoon, bringing
dates from Liverpool to the 10th ms ant, four
days later than last advces. She brinRs forty
four passengers from Liverpool. Large guam
titles OF ice we're encountered on the passage
The Pacific passed the Baltic on the 18th
The steamer City Of Manchester sailed from
Liverpool, for Philadelphia. on the 9th instant.
She passed the dock about IL o'clock, and was
but 90 hours in dischargng and reloading her
cargo, turning over in that time freight TO the
amount of 2 $40 tons. She has a return cargo
of 700 tons of goods
The Hon.W. Edershas been appointed attache
of the British Legation at Washington.
The steamer Canada arrived at Liverpool on
the morning of the 9Th. f
mutiny took place on board the packet ship
Queen of the West, at Liverpool, on the 6tI,,
which WAS quelcd after terrible FIGHT. She
sailed on the 9th, under rev Captain and man.
Her former commander, Capt. Moore, comes
passenger in the Pacific.
ENGLAND.
Everything was quiet in En- land, and but lit
tie of interest had transpired. The elections to
Parliament, to fill vacancies. occasioned by the
appointment Of tho new ministers, were bro.
crossing. Henries, for Stamford, and White
sides, for Enniskillen, are both returned.
IRELAND. &
DIR. McHale has raised the standard against
the established Chu,ch.
Alarming accounts Of the spread aud organ.
cation of Ribbon parties, have been received
from the Northern districts.
FRANCE.
France continues quiet, ana the government
arrangement with the bank is satisfactory to
commercial men.
The fusion of the two branches of the Bour.
bon family is again agitated, with the certainty
its satisfactory termination as4as4
The Swiss staff officers at Paris have been
ordered to return to Switzerland forthwith. The
difficulties between France and Switzerland have
however, it is said, been arranged for the pres
ent.
The French Ambassador has suddenly left
London and arrived at Paris, and his return is
the subject of much speculation. IN
A steam frgate had sailed from Toulon for
Algiers, With 800 political exiles on board
The Paris Bourse was buoyant on Monday
the 9th, and prices had improved on the closing
rates of Saturday.
Belgium has just ratified treaty Of commerce
and navigation with England.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope are
much more satisfactory as to an early close of
the troubles in that quarter
AUSTRIA.
a serious conspiracy to owe rthrow the gov
eminent has been detected Troops were on
the move at the latest dates and every pass be-.
tween Austria and Tnrkey strongly guarded.
MARKETS.
Llre'pool, March l0.-Cotton meets fair
demand, but the Canada's advices had hattened
the market, and holders were more anxious 10
realize. There was no quotab!e change in
prices.
Wright d Gardner's cotton circular of the
9th quotes fair Uplands and Mobiles Mt 5s1
Orleans 81; Middling Uplands sd Mobile 81;
Orle ms 54d. Sales of latter on Saturday, Mon.
day and Tuesday we're $4,000 bales-the trade
took | 6 500 and the spectators 5000; for ex.
port $500 bales
Provisions unchanged since the sailing Of
the Niagara. Bacon meets ready sale. at full
prices. Beef is scarce and in active demand:
Llrd is dull and the stock limited Talow con-
tinues steady.
Quercitron bark is neglected. Baltimore re-
ased SIS 81.
Cloversecd is in limited demand, with sales
rather lower
Nothing is doing in rice or rosin.
Turpentiue.-S Sales of 700 barrels good rough
turpentne at s.. 3d.; tar lis 81.
Sugar is in limited demand, and prices barely
supported
Coffee is inactive and unchanged
Trifling sales tea at previous rates.
The Manchester market is firm, with mode
rate business, and stocks light
The money market is steady, and consols
closed on Tuesday at 97t. American securi-
ties are in fair request Mt he Nagara's quota
tons.