The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-01-14
NUMBER Al.
Three DayscLatef from Europe--Arri.
val of the Steamship Asia.-Cotteu
Firm -Breadstuffs Better Defeat Of
the British Ministry. =

| Firm-Breadstuffs Better-Defeat OF
the British Ministry.
New YoRK. Jan. 5.
The steamship Asia arrived dt this mort
this morning. with sdsices from Livefpool
to the 18th Of. December.
coMMERoIAL InrELLIaEncK.
Cotton remained steady al liverpool. du.t
ring the week. The sales were 81 00O bales
| Of which specuia.oEs took &, 800, The auo.
tations are the same as per last steamer.-
The advices nom India are considered fayor-
able. The Hdyfe Cotton Market was un-
changed. Tfade at Manchester was steady.
DennistoWp & Co., quote breeds.uffs at full
prices OF ofthe.week previous, and that Flour
and Wheat bad recovered the decline last
tpoiiced. The marker, they 81 oY. closed sfiFin
lon the 1T.h al ihe quotatiOn Of tie Rridav
previous. The weather being extremely wet
and anfayorable. This circular quotesWes-
tern Canal Feur at .28s 6d@29s. PhiIadel-
phia and Baltimore 29s@29s Cd, and Ohio
28s 9d@29s Cd; white Wheat at Is 5d@7s
lOd, and red and mixed IS 6d@6s Sd 10 as 4d, I
and yellow Corn at 35s. McHelry quotes
breadstuffs nearly recovered, with an im-~
proving tendency. Beef was steady Pork
was scarce and dearer. Lard had advanced
I'd 10 Is There was nothing doing in BaL
con. Spirits Turpentine had declined to 49s
@50s. Rice was dull, and the sales small.
Barings circular quotes money abundant,
with a good demand. The bullion in the
Bank of England is near Ell 100000. Con-,
soils closed at }@s above par. American
stock was in fair demand; United States
bonds, skies, were scarce at ll9@Il93, ex.r
dividend; Pennsylvania fives were firm at
86t@S7a. Maryland fyes had advanced to,
GENERAL IETELAGENcE.
The English ministry was defeated on the
18th, on the house tax question by a maiori-
ty ofnine, and the latest accounts state that
Lord Derby had proceeded post haste to Os-
borne House, to lay his resignation before
the Queen.
tbs said that Lord Lansdown will be the
new Premier, Lord Aberdeen, the Minister
of Foreign Affairs; Lord John Russell, Lead
er Of the House, and Mr.. Gladston, Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer.
Napoleon, the son of the ex-King of West
phalia, is appointed King of Algeria. "a
1t is asserted on the best authority, that
iHO AOpC VIII NOIilC W dilo W CIOMu 1fuul5
Napoleon Emperor.
Spain is on the verge of arevolusion.
An outrage had been committed Oh the
of the London Morning Chron.y
icle, at Vienna, ard the interference of the I
English government has been asked.
The Asia broke her shaft which caused her
delay. ialsss "a II sEf
The whole Of England was dsluged with /,
heavy rains. Several towns on the rivers
and on the coast were flooded.
The loss Of the French at the seige Of LoiS
gano, in Algeria, was very heavy
Great CONSERVATION existed at CONSTANT.
nople in consequence of the bank refusing
the State paper.
A seaport town on the Albonia frontier
had been taken by storm, by band Of noun. y
taineers, and the whole garrison made pris.
oners.
The latest telegraphic advices from Lon.
don TO Liverpool, previous TO the Sailing Of
the Asia, say that the queen had accepted
the resignation Of the ministry.
The Pope had expressed his great satisfac-
tion at the declaration of the French En-
pire, and had expressed bis determination to
80 to Paris TO crown the Emperor.
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