The southern press., 1852-03-09
TELEGRAP HIC.
ARRIVAL or THE ARCTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York, March 8.
The steamer Arctic, with Liverpool dates o.
the Goth ult, has arrived, having made the pas
sage in less than twelve days She brings ]
passengers. She passed the Europa OH the
9th, bound east.
The Niagara arrived at Liverpool at noon on
the 23d.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25.-Circulars vary as to the
condition Of the cotton market Some quote
the market inHnimate, and prices a shade lower
This is attributed to political changes rather
than to any want of confidence on the part Of
the consumers, In the present range OF prices
in relation to the probable future supply of the
raw materials. Sales, en- the 2lst, of 5000
bales on the 23d, 6,000-all to the trade; on
the 4th, 1000 bales, 1000 of which was taken
by exporters and spectators The market, to
day, opens quietly, and the sales will be TO q
moderate extent at steady rates.
Brown & Shipley quote cotton quiet, with
out changein prices.
MANCHESTER MARKETS
The demand for goods ard yarns continues
unabated Several new mills were being built
to supply the increased demand. TIE spring
trade promises well. The European and East
Indian demand was good, but moderate for the
United States. The extreme prces for goods
and yarns of last week were freely given.
MONEY MARKET.
There had been some fluctuations in the Eng
lsh funds. Consuls closed at 975a974. Con
tinental stocks had mproved-Amercan un-
changed.
ENGLAND.
upba ,,.;e;. att.,.tod ,>,hl;,, atto,
ton. Lord John Russes resignation was def.
initely accepted by the Queen on The Dist nlt.,
and Lord Derby, formerly Lord Stanley, was
sent for on the 23d. The latter nobleman SUBJ
mitted his list of cabinet officers to the Queen
and kissed her hand upon his appointment to
office. The following Persons compose the
new ministry First Lord of the Treasury and
Prime Minister, Lord Derby, chancellor of the
exchequer and leader of the house, Mr.. DIS
raeli, Secretary of the Foreign Department
Lord Malmesbury, Secretary of the Colonial
Department, Sir Jno. Pakington, Secretary of
the Home Department, M. Walpole, Lord Chan
cellor, Sir E. Sugden, Lord President, Earl of
Landale, Lord fthe Privy seal, Lord Lyndhurst,
President Of the Board of Control, Mr.. Herries,
President Of the Board of Trade, Mr.. Henley,
First Lord Of the Admiralty, Duke OF Northum-
berland, Postmaster General, Earl Hlrdwcke
Lord Landsdowne in the House of Peers and
Lord John Russell in the House of Commons,
have declared that they will resist any attempt
to reimpose the duty on corn.
Generally speaking, the new cabinet is favora-
bly, received. Reports prevailed, however, that
the opposition would not vote the usual supplies
until Lord Derby should announce the princi-
Piles upon which the administration would act
II is understood that Lord Lyndhurst has de.
clned to accept the proposition offered him.
According 10 custom, parliamentary business
was suspended. The houses met on Monday
to receive the formal announcement of tho re-
signation Of the ministry, and then adjourned lill
Friday. The new reform bill and other bilI4,
peculiarly government measures, were consid-
cred defunct. he question now was whether
L"rd Derby would go on with the same house.
or dissolve Parliament. The probability was
that the dissolution would be postponed till
summer.
FRANCE.
The only incident attracting notice was the
arrest of NJ Barothe, ne Of the trustees Of the
Orleans property, on the charge Of circulating
seditious publications.
The alleged protest Of the Autocrat Of Rus.
sa addressed to Napoleon is suspe, ted to be IN.
founded
NJ. Dupin has declined 10 stand as a candidate
for the assembly from any department
The secretary Of the Pasla of Egypt had ar.
rived in Paris on a special mission.
The bank of France had reduced interest 10
3 per cent. Elves closed at l03 aud soc.
The elections for members of the assembly
would take place on the och Of February and
March ist
The downfall Of the English ministry had
caused considerable sensation in Paris.
The illustrated LondOn Neps had again been
stopped at the French post Office.
Active negotiations were said to be in pro-
gress 10 induce the Duchess Of Orleans TO con
sent that the Count de- Paris should waive bis
right in favor Of the Due DC Bordeaux.
BELGIUM.
The demand Of Napoleon for the destruction
Of the Waterloo monument, had created mi.
versal excitement in Belgium, and mu.h energy
was manifested In levying the years recruits
and / creasing the military force.
Diplomatic relations were about being entered
into between Belgium and Russia.
Later from the Rio Grande.
REPULsE OF CARNIVAL.
NV OaLEAEs, March 7.
The steamer Fanny has arrived from the Bra.
EOS, bringing very contradictory statements Of
Carvsjars movements. The American consul
had received information which was probably
correct, that CarvFja had attacked Camargo, but
mad been rcpulsed, aud obliged TO retreat with
The loss Of his artillery and smmutition Car.
gajal had about 500 men with him.