The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-04
NUMBER "A,
Arrival Of the steamer Arctic.


The steamship Arctic, with dales from
Liverpool 10 the 18th inst. arrived at this
port Tins evening. ut six O'clock.
GEgERAL IETELLtcEHcE,
The steamer Herman sailed from Cowes on
the 10Th, the Glasgow on the 9th, and the
Africa from Liverpool on the 9th.
Coleman Il Sloltehoth, OF London, have
failed for f200 GOO, in consequence Of for
geries committed BY ROBERT F, Fries, COM
mission merchant, for fl00, 900, for which
Fries had heen arrested.
:. The steamer Australia had arrived in Eng
land, safe, bringing one millions sterling
III gold. "a
There was large export Of goods from
England TO Australia.
The recall ofCaryados from Cuba, is again
reported. Quesoda is appointed 10 succeed
the late Villareuse. Francis Madiai died
in the prison a. Florence.
The Turkish forces had blockaded the Mon /
tenegro coast.
The steamer Msgdalina had arrived at
Southampton from Vera Cruz. bringing near
ly two millions dollars in gold dust.
The new steamer Alps had arrived st Liy-
erpool, from the Clyde, and would sail for
New York on the second Of February.
Radetsky's recall is confirmed.
Another gale had swept over the English
channel. sf
The failure OF Coleman & Stolterfoht ha- Y
explained the mystery Of the late extraordi
nary speculations in the English and Conti-
mental Corn markets. Two other houses
suffered from forgeries of Fries to theamount
OF f27, 900.
| Coleman & Stolterfoht transacted an i'm
mense commission business in Germany and
the United States. s
The will Of the late Duke Of wellington il
registered for f800.000.
-Four legitimate members OF the French
Legislature have resigned. and Prince Wa
gram resigned his senatorship in disgust, be-
cause he was not appointed grand huntsmaE.
Cap. Belolser is appointed to the command
of the French naval station at Newfuund-
land, aud Colonel De la Fage Of the military
station at Martinique.
The ministers of Tuscany and of the small
er German powers, had presented their cre-
dentials to the Emperor Napoleon. Baron
kisselff had been accredited Russian Minis
ter at Paris. A passenger in The American
ship, Isaac Bell, was arrested q, Havre, with
a number Of Socials, pamphlets on his per-
son.
Bishop Ives, of South Carolina. made
public adjuration Of his religion at Rome, on
the 26th uit.
The Florence correspondent of the Lon
don Times, says there is no doubt but that
Francis Madiai was poisoned by slow pois-
on in his food. Madam Madiai still remains
in prison.
tits thought the difficulty in Turkey will
be settled BY the intervention Of Russia and
Austria. g,.s q ~ q Y
The latest accounts say that the Turkish
fleet had blockaded the whole Adriatic coast.
The Austrian government had forma lly de-
clared Kossuth and his friends traitors.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIaENoE. "a
| The Cotton market at Liverpool was .un-
changed with fair demand. The sales Of
the three days were 1900 bales, Of which
1000 were taken BY spectators, and 1000
for export. Holders were not pressing their
stocks on the market but freely met the ex-
isting demand. The quotations are precise.
ly The same as per Niagara.
Western Canal Flour is quoted at 27s Cd.
and Ohio at 28s Cd, indicating no change
The demand was moderate. A, slight i'm
provement had taken place in Corn, und
White is quoted at 37s and Yellow at 35s Cd.
4 The sales of Lard were moderate at last QUO.
tations. Provisions were in moderate de.
m and at unchanged rates. The demand for
| Sugar is good. Coffee was steady with fair
demand. s III