The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-22
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four spa Ks ii 4srEf. RON iErapsf5 IS
sweY YoRK, Feb. s 1ha steam
OF Alps arrived this evening from
Liverpool, bringing dates from that
port to February 2a. The steamer
America arrived out on Sunday, D an.
20th. sS .ss5s s,5;3i5
Tho Alps passed the Africa on the.
! 9Th inst, in lat 81, ia, long, 55,, ,,27.I
She saw the caloric ship Ericsson
this morning, 40 miles south east of
the highlands. e. 'sst5 iii,Ss3S
LIyBRPooL IARKETs, Fob. 81 ,;-i ~
Since the sailing ofSthe Niagara all
qualities Of Cotton have advanced, ,sbut
lower grades have improved most.
Wright & Candy quote ap continued
upward tendency in The market, with
Increased confidence among all classes
Of operators. The sales since Fri.
day had been 81 900 bales. Th.lsqfluo.s
tations are, fair Orleansl6 I'D, mid;
ding 3d., fi.ir Upland g sl.sd., mid
ding 5 7-Sl. The advance in Com
mon qualities was fully il-sd: ..
BREADsTuFs.-The market for
Breadstuffs was greatly depressed and
all descriptions had largely declined.
Considerable anxiety was felt by
holders to realize and large sales had
been made, speculntors buying lip at
the lowest figures. McIIenry quotes:
Flour declined 2s pcrbbl., Wheat Sd
a Cd per 10 lbs, Corn 2s per quarter.
Western, Canal Flour was quoted at
25s., Philadelphia and Baltimore 26s,
Cd, Ohio 27s. 81
Provisions Beef was selling as
fast as landed at full rates. Pork.
moves upward and the stock docs not
Accumulate. Bacon was wanted, there
being none in first hands. Cheese was
saleable. Lard unchanged but with
an upward tendency, which check
cd sn!es..SN .ff arse tsft5 II,
MANCHESTER &.MARKE1s.-At Man.
chester Goods and Yarnsas had nd
vanced, which hud checked extern
sive operations. NJ E.st SIX
FRascE.-Thc civil marriage Of the
Emperor took place at the Tuilleries
at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening, with,
ms the papers express it, "noble sim
plicity." Eight hundred persons were
present. The religious ceremony took
place on the following day at iNotref
Dame, and was celebrated with,
great pomp and splendor. The popu-
lace turned out Ell masse, and the
city was decorated with flags, &c. III
oil directions the streets were lined
with military, and the scene was of
the most imposing character. The
service was performed by the Arch,
bishop Of Paris; every thing passed SIS
well. Three thousand politisaj nr;ss
oners sfrsSssF ssgaSsEE5s3ss;s pnoa IN
a. 4 the Il marriage. The En-
III sses to- attend the Senate to
{st sste any donation upon md
this, coupled with her pfcsii Qua refusal
M receive jewelrs fffori the municipal
council, had fr6 ID
bic impression. W. pal celR-j
Oils all over Frans{ S'ting Cons
gratnlatory address lpoleon. AZ 4,
The report that s.nticS choia-,
ira had broken out had caused
great ,uneasiness. S% M, I;
Hh 1t was reported tfRt French Of.
ficcrs had been employed in survey:
ing and mapping Piedmont and LON.
hardy. Ea 81
The French Minister, at st. Peters
burg had presented and been favora.
bly, received by thg Car.
M. Censiderapt, cx member Of
the Legislative Assembly, was about
to embark from Belgium for America.
TUnKEY.-Thc Turks commenced
active operations against Montcnegrin5
on Jan. 18th. DuIing the day three
villages were destroyed by fire and
Omar Pachn at the head of 2f,S9Q
troops, was pushing OH towards the
capitol. Austria had despatched Count
Jellachich to the frontiers with l9 900
troops, and Count Leimnjen goes on
q prIv4te" mission to Constantinople,f
which is supposed to relate to Montcne-
gro affairs.
AUsrRA.-The Vienna Lloyds an
nouncc that definite arrangements had
been made with regard to the dilfercn-
ccs between Austria and the Uni
ted States.
Napolcon's speech to the Senate in
relation to his marriage had created
tremendous sensation at Vienna, and
the answer given to the French Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs by the Austrian
Ambassador, in regard to the Emper-
or's allusion to Maria Louisa was not
satisfactory. A difficulty also existed
between the two governments con
corning tho Roman states are to be
occupied by the French troops.
observation-disclosures Melbourne.
Ex-Premicr of England had, died,
and his title was extinct.
Mr.. Neuman had been fined G1O0,,
for his libel on DR.. Achille.
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