Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-03
Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIAli
N. Y, MAY 81:


N. Y, May 3lst.
The Cunard steamship Ardbia arrived at L 81
to-day, making the passage in 10 days d hours.
She brings SO passengers.
The Humboldt arrived out on the 18th The
news is of no interest
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The following is from the circular of Richard
son & Bros dated Goth May" At our market this
morning, we had the usual attendance of the trade
Holders of wheat and flower being exceedingly
firm, only very moderate BUSINESS resulted and
we quote prices of both, precisely the same at
our late market"
Indian corn sold slowly at former rates.
Cotton slightly advanced, but lower qualities
have been in better demand. Sales during the
week of 81 800 bales.
Lard sold at 52s per ewt.
The English Parliament was again in session.
and on the 10Th, the Ministry sustained defeat
on unimportont question: in relation to the
Maynooth grant-a majority of 20 in house of
i2s
On Fridsy night, the income tax bill was read
second time, the opposition reserying their force
for the Sd reading.
Government would, on the Sd of June, explain
the intention to the future administration of In
dia.
On the evening of May goth, Mr. DTsraeli an.
nounced that it not the intention of himself
or friends to oppose the I'd reading of the income
tax bill.
A meeting of the people of Southampton was
held to denounce the spy system and to extend
sympathy to Kossuth.
A Crystal Palace is to be built at Glasgow
Measures are to be adopted in Prussia against
Mormons.
TROUBLE IN FRANCE.
The French Assemblies begin to manifest hos
tility in various ways to the dictation of govern
inent, and dissolution is expected.
A bet of 10000 francs is pending on a race
from Bordeaux to New York, between an Ameri-
ship Prest. Fillmore and new Bordeaux
clipper.
great inundation has occurred in Central
France.
ITALY.-A rumor is widely spread that another
dangerous revolt would traaspre at Milan on Sun
day the 8th, but the day passed off quietly.
TURKEY.-Aspcct of Turkish affairs less favo-
rable.
q RUssTA.-Agents have been melting the peo-
Pie to revolt Riots had occurred ut Smyrna
and Jona-commissioners had been appointed to
settle the dispute between Greece and Turkey
Baltimore 3lst.
Further election returns from Virginia show
that the wings have gained IL in the House, and
8 in the Senate,
THE MARKETS.
Baffalo, May 81.
Owing to the recent break in the canal, and
the difficulties in shipping, business is very dull,
and on our docks the only transaction that came
under our notice today, was 200 bbls. Wisconsin
-four at S4.19. No sales of grain.
Whskey quiet at zoe.
Canal freights frm-56 on -four.
New York, May 3l-2 p. NJ.
Flour-limited demand for western and state
prices unchanged.
GRANDMOTHER supply of Wheat in the market
but BUYERS and sellers differ in their views, no
sales-Barey@-dul and nominal, 65a7O Oats
in good demand, sales-State and Western 45a49
Corn-frmer and less active-the supply is good.
Sales-l2, 900 bush. 58a59b
Provisions-the demand for Pork fair for home
trade, prices undergraduates Is, 50al 5,62 mess:
prime sl3. Lard plenty and heavy 81 a9s. But
ter in good supply 9al4 for Ohio I3alS for State
Money-good demand and abundant.
Buffalo, May 80,
Another serious break in the canal about
one o'clock yesterday. A culyert on the Erie
Canal, about miles west of Rochester; two
boats were passing at the time, and were swat
lowed by the whirlpool, and are a total loss.
1T will probably take a week or ten days to
repair.
New York, GOTH 6. P. n.
The steamship Arctic arrived at her dock
at o'clock, this morning. She brings 100
passengers, among them was w. c. Rives,
minister TO France.
Cotton, kept up with tendency to advance.
Breadstutfs unchanged but not active. The
spring in England was late, with very uncon-
slant weather.
Mrs. Stowe was received with great enthu-
siasm at Exeter Hall, by the British Foreign
Anti-Slavery Society.
The screw steam sloop Phoenix is ordered
to depart in search of Franklin. Capt. Per-
~ and wife go in her.
The Spanish government is highly irritated
with Senator Soule's appointment. The Mad
rid Journal demands that he be not received.
Advices from Hong Kong to March 28th,
confirm the news of the seige of 'Nankin by
the rebels, and the application for BRITISH aid.
Buffalo, May 80.
Owing the further serious breaks in the
canal, and the consequent difficulty in ship
ping to the East for some days to come, bu-
sines has been dull to-day. Operations al
most suspended. The only sales noticed in
-four, were 500 bbls, Ohio, at 4,33.
Washington, May IS.
Hubbard and Gilmore have declined
Woodbury. is still, but it is said that he viii
also decline. So may Meade. Lee has been
offered the Legation Secretaryship at Brazil.
VIM. S. King, of r. l. an accomplished
gentleman, will be placed at the head of the
Agricultural Bureau, of the Patent Office.
Gen. Skinner, of Clinton county, (hunker)
is here, aud has prospect Of obtaining the
Mail agency of New York.
Brewer, (Fire-eater) has been appointed in
the Cabinet to-day, Sub-Treasurer at New
Orleans-the place which bell declined.
1t is now said that Dix will get the French
Mission, and Prince John receive the offer of
the Sub-Treasuryship.
George Saunders has left for New York.
He will certainly set the Consulate at Lon
don.
CAssIUs NJ. CLAY-We are sure many