The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-03-25
Further Foreign News.


Further Foreign News.
The full advices by the Pacific received at
New York on Sunday, from Liverpool the 10th,
have come to hand.
Emigration from Bremen continued on a large
scale On the LIST ult. alone, three thousand in.
divduals embarked for America.
The Austrian Lloyd's, of Vienna, of the LIST
says: Seven hundred German emigrants arrived
on the 9th at Havre, to embark for California.
Mazzini fancies himself in constant danger of
being assassinated. Night and day he has four
friends near his person for his protection. He
is pale and haggard, eats little and smokes from
30 to 30 segars day
The captain (Mr. Moore,) of the New York
ship "Queen of the West" on board whose
ship terrible mutiny occurred at Liverpool, in
his statement before the police magistrate, suid
that the matter arose out of difficulty relative
to the vessel being short handed. The men
grumbled at it, az they would have to do extra
work. At length quarrel ensued between the
captain and Freeman, a sailor. The captain goes
on to say
Thereupon took hold of him by the collar,
but before could say word, all the prisoners
particularly Freeman, Jack, Downes and Fowler,
knocked me down with handspikes, Delaying
pins, &c., and when was down they struck me
on the head. | managed to get up and having
all the officers, except the mute, below, ran aft
to the wheel. house, and got revolving pistol
went forward again, took hold of Freeman,
told him he was my prisoner, and ordered the
others to stand back or | would shoot them.
Upon this two of them closed in upon me, and
fired at Jack The pistol missed, and the men
closed in upon me again. armed with handspikes,
Delaying pins, &c, &c, knocking me down and
cutting me severely all over the body. With
that the mate came along with cutlass, and
commenced to strike away at the crew The
second and third mates also came forward, and
struck at the men, to enable me to get up.
GAS soon as got up told the mate to give
me his cutlass, and to get another, which he did,
and we then cleared the decks in a very short
time. The government surveyor, Lieut.. Fryer,
was on board at the time, and went on shore in
steam tug for the police. Eight of the crew
Iwent on shore in the steamboat whom he gave
into custody on landing. then ordered the
ringleaders TO be secured. Downes was so vio-
lent on being brought aft, that the three mates
could not manage him. | was at the time in the
wheel house getting my head dressed, and
jumped out and lent them a hand. Downes was
80 violent that tied him up to the rigging and
logged him. Soon after, Superintendent Ride
came on board, and took the portion of the crew
on board into custody, am German"
FRANCE.
A circular from the minister of Justice, adj
dressed to all the Procureurs Genelaux, recon-
mends them to exercise the strictest surveillance
over the tales given in the feuiletons of journals,
and of all other literary works so published.
Such of them as are of an immoral tendency, or
calculated to deprave the public mind, are to be
prosecuted with the utmost rigor of the law.
The elections in the French departments
known at Paris up to Friday night, were $50, of
which only five were gained by the opposition,
including General Cavaignac for Paris The
Paris representatives were proclaimed on Thurs
day at the Hotel de Vile, but the Parisans did
not manifest the slightest interest in the cere-
mony. 1t is rumored that the President intends
to abolish, or rather modify the CONSUMPTION for
the army The plan spoken of would leave il
optional for all Frenchmen, on attaining the age
of twenty one, to serve in the army, or to pay a
certain sum to the State.
The Moniteur publishes degree convokiDg
the senate and legislative corps for he Goth inst
The opinion that peace will be maintained is
gaining ground in Paris.
Political arrests in different parts continue.
LIVERPOOL OOTTON m
EVENING, March lO.--No further rise in cotton
is to be expected at present. A timely supply
has come to hand, and holders have been and
will continue to be willing Sellers at full market
prices, though it is admitted that the crop, how
ever large, cannot be equal to the demand upon
it from all quarters of the globe Enhanced
prices will eventually reduce the consumption
The demand has been enormous Some heavy
consumers have been stocking, and we look for
less activity for awhile. Yesterday the sales
reached 5000 to 10000 bales, and to day 5000,
chiefly for consumers. Prices he'd up to last
Friday.
March S.-The sales since Thursday amount
to 10000 bags, of which 10000 were taken on
speculation and for export. To days sales are
10000 bags, 5000 being taken on speculation
and for export Prices get gradually higher, and
the market is firm.
March 6.-The business transacted daily dur
iEg the week has been of an extensive character,
with a gradually improving market and prices
Of all qualities of American have advanced fully
Id. per h., and at this RISE it must be noted
that there is much less supply on sale than has
lately been the case. Egyptian and Brazil have
been in very good demand at Id. per ID. advance,
and East India has been purchased largely by
all classes of buyers, at an Improvement of Id
to I'd. per H.
The Transactions are large, amounting to H..
$40 bales, of which 1900 American, 30 Per
mans, 30 Bahia, 200 Egyptian, and 5,400 Surat,
are on speculation, with 1870 American, go Ba-
hia, and $500 Surat for export, comprising 500
Sea Island at l0d to GOD. so stained 81 to 8 l. !;
1850 Bowed AID to 5ad. 9,490 Mobile AID
to Sid; 27Sl0 Orleans 4d. to I'd; ll6O Per-
nambuco, Pariaba, &c, sad. to It'd; | ,24O Ba.
hia and Maccio 4sd. to Gid; 2,6l0 Mararham
AID to I'd. 1860 Egyptian 4d. to 3D.. $40
Smarna 4d. $4,000 Surat 2id to Aid; and 80
Madras at Sid per ID.
FooD RIOTS IN GERMANY. - The Cologne
Gaaette, under date of Konigsberg, oath ult,
says-"The dearness of provisions and the total
failure of potatoes have occasioned the most de-
plorable excuses in Lithuania. In the districts
of Herdekrong and Rantenbourg bands offrom
thirty to forty persons have gone through the
villages compelling the inhabitants to give them