The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-07 00:00:00

LATER FROM AMERICA•

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY NW! O
is
The New York packet-ship Yorkshire, passed Holyhead
morning, but has not reached our pert up to the present t.jih",
In the meantime we have been put into possession of Philockto
papers to the 15th ultimo inclusive, by the arrival of the Su'''
henna, Captain Miorcken.
rs.
There is no political news of Interest in these papers. 'di,
solution was offered and laid over in Congress on the J3thia; to
ing for information from the Secretary of the Treasuri,_„—od
whether Ameriean ships have not been engaged in a conn*ltie
opium trade on the coast of China. Of course our transetll,ll
brethren will appear as pure and free from contamination in doa
matter, as they now are in the eyes of all Europe, in reirsopoh
to their monetary transactions, and slave.mongering.
to repudiation—a bill has been introdnced, to abolish iraPfl
;ort
ment for debt, in the district of Columbia. Another, to nn_„
from duty cotton imported into the United States from TOO"
also been proposed. tbe
•
We have accounts of a most calamitous shipwreck aa, to
steamer Shepherdess, attended with the loss of from nine's.
one hundred lives, when on her way from Cincinnati to
to
Louis. She struck a snag, and the concussion was le
that in less than three minutes, the water, rushing in
and
fearful. rapidity, was up to the floor of the upper cabin. ~• but
of the passengers were taken from floating parts of the wreo"ted
dreadful to relate, nearly one hundred souls met with
grave. It is stated in the St. Louis Republican that a fatal
of
persons from Manchester were rescued. hick I.
There was not much stock offering at Philadelphia, to which is
attributed the inactive demand. Jobbers had commenced bllce
prior to the opening of the spring trade. Cotton goods were •C ere
and prices were cent. per yard dearer. Woollen goods

steady.
Ot"
The stocks of Cotton are reported to be light. Prices are CC
la.
per lb. higher. 350 bales Upland had changed hands at 854
0 120 Mobile 9 toll 0, and 100 New Orleans good fair to 10 *cents'
mos. The week's sales comprehend 535 bales.

MEXICO.
Advice: from New Orleans state that accounts to the 9th of Dr
cember had been received, conveying the intelligence that the din,
culties between Mexico and Yucatan were generally supposed I°
have been arranged on fair and honourable terms.

LLOYD'S SHIPPIN G.-( THIS DAY.)
LONDON, FEB. 7.—Wind, light westerly breeze and cloudy. tt,
DEAL, FEB. 6.—Wind N.W. to W.S.W., light.—Sld. Diana, g4f,.
Seas ; Lady Clarke, Calcutta; Imogen, Tropic, and Paragon, "
badoes.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. G.—Wind, N.W. to -Arid. City
Derry, London, for China ; Lord liungerford, London for Calculi
Shl. Java (transport), Leith. t
PLYMOUTH, FEB. 6.—Arrd. Emanuel Bautcher, Thompso--,
mingo, crew sick. Sld. Bella Manna, New Zealand.
CARDIFF, FEB. s.—Sid. Brothers, for Cuba.
been
et
DONEOAL, FEB. s.—The Ann, bound to London, has
the hank, and is xpected to proceed. .10106
LIVERPOOL, FEB. e 6.—Wind N.N.W., light.—Arrd.Velocity, mit
Demerara (Dec. 21), Barhadoes (31st); Damascus, Turner' e,
Orleans ; Susquehanna, Philadelphia, sld. 15th ult. OIL Yoil
New York Venice,
001
'WHITBY,; FEB. 5. The Earl Bathurst, of Scarborough, !, - ..-
Syren, of Shields, on shore in Land's-end Roads, have got off An.
here, with little damage.
YARMOUTH, FEB 6.—The Hotspur, of Stockton, was in ell--
morning with a light vessel, off Cromer, and lost jib-boom, °l'c'

QUEEN'S BENCII.-(THIS DABr*)
(Sittings at Nisi Prius, before Mr. Justice NV11..1.1,013 and
Middlesex Special Jury.)
THE QUEEN V. KING AND OTHERS.
This part-heard case was resumed this morning, and V'lll
Fra-
bably occupy the Court for the whole day.

D
CRIMINAL COURT- AY•)(THIS -
OLD COURT. )
(Before Mr. Justice COLERIDGE and Mr. Justice CasssW-IAl"for
A /1801,:.—A young man, named Edward Jones, was indlcfr"
having wilfully set fire to his house, and was acquitted.
THE LATE FATAL DUEL AT CAMDEN-TOWN.—YIr. " ,Loatheoo'
applied to the Court this morning on the part of LieUtellant_tc6o
the second of Lieutenant Munro, in the late fatal duel ht' ion Art
that officer and Colonel Fawcett. He made the 00c:orrid"
consequence of a communication he had received from the A,tid beers
General, that the witnesses on the part of the prosecution
served with subpernas for the present session. His applicator
th Mr. trial might be fixed for Monday next. n
Justice CRESSWELL said the application could not be ."
as it was not probable that the sessions would last to that daY"
Court could not fix any day,

TELLIGENC.
!HESTER—TvEsPAT.
It cur.
25 to I agst What (0„N
30 to 1 agst ireedont l'i, (t)
30 to 1 agst Jamie Foreo3ctblir
25 to
30 to 1 agst Young F
var (t) „,
1 agst T' Auld Sql
30 to 1 agst Pagan v /
tar.
20 to 1 agt Lewiston@ tire (0
3O to 1 agt Cock`
30 to 1 agst Voltr►

SPORTING IN'
BETTING AT MANC
CIIESTE

16 to I agst Cnttonite
16 to 1 agst Merry Andrew
18 to 1 agst the Prior (t)
20 to I agst Sir Robert (t)
22 to 1 agst Pharaoh
25 to 1 agst Tacita

[3 to 2 agst Ugly Buck
[5 to 2 agst Rattan
[3 to 1 agst Leander
[8 to 1 agst Orlando

MARKET NE IV S.—(T HI S 'V
16
CORN EXCHANGE—WED Tig
Atc. th 0
er
The supply of English Wheat was very iflod.l7
qualities moved off steadily, at full prices.; 1)10 ti~
vo(ted
kinds, exceedingly little was doing. f°re:oas•liarleY
free of duty, more was doing at Monday's quotalog %jag
Grain of all descriptions was a mere drug. )13 di3,,,00n;
sold freely, at full prices ; but grinding A-tate II"- AO
sorts were a mere drug. In Malt only a model.
of business was doing, at late rates. Oats, BegiU''
Flour, were unaltered in value. wirc
Barley. t
a
ARRIVALS.
oats.r' I 2,60'
LTV '
2,860 qrs.
380 lAO 4

Wheat. -.
English 1,700 qrs.
Irish -
Foreign ---

yet the general demand ruled heap Malt, 3,470 qrs.
WHITECH.A.PEZ,
but . later 4t
Ott -
Our market was, on the noderatelY ote,
s 4d to 3s 4d ; Mutton,
heavy, at eiLd; le, I
Beef from 2
to 5s ; and Pork 2s 8d to 4s per Elba, by the
caroase•
2s 8d to 3s

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIO

SUPPLY.—DI
ir)oin)
the
lc
Rs and
sT.PurEOCrAdvt7SFEofe.le Hour( of CAnosoo')
CsRAWFaIIU('3;3 AMENDME
MAJORITY-AGAINST, 130.

MINORITY—FOR, 22. a Sir g'
Barnard, E. G. Duncan, Georgej Stricklan
,r,noino
Blewitt, Reginald Ellice, E. WakleY, 1 Robert
I, odkin, John James Pendell, J.
Bowring, Or. Gibson, 'l'. M.
Bright, John /Dudley, Char'es
Brotherton, J. Hums, Joseph
Butler, Colonel Leader, J. "1.
Butler, P. S. Plum ridge, Captain C;:::alaal:liliaran°Tclu'reEl;°l.:::7s.
Duke, Sir James Scholeiield, J

t- --- - r CiIJ-
INCORPORATED SOCIETY OF LICENSED 11: eX.
tkeLnLsEßS.—The Fiftieth Anniversary of the establishment of tOtis-0,.
ive Society, and of the publication of the Morning Weer the
will be celebrated at the London Tavern to.morrow, and front 1
deep interest which the event of the Society's jubilee has extchicerr
in the minds of its members, it is confidently expected that Die
attendance at the dinner will be unprccedentedly nurnerotlf•
proceedings of the day, under the superintendence of the worthy
if
Covernor of the Society, Mr. Keasley, cannot fail to b• d el:oll
interesting, as the Report intended to he read to the Coull'ani„ii.
comprehend a detail of the vast benefits the Institution 11" -
, OL•
terred upon the community during the first half century'," .ipii.
istence, and its advantages will be further and strikinglY e%bee-1,1..
fied by the pres,nce of the numerous children supported in 1"
censed Victuallers' School—Advertiser. . ----•
DEATH OF ANOTIIER OLD BOW-STREET OFFICE."' id
Mr. Salmon expired on Sunday, within a few days of hi_ jt °,6„
associate, Mr. Goodson, whose death was recorded on Wr.e:nii-,g,
day last. Mr. Salmon was the oldest Bow-street officer 1,.. ic.
being 74 years of age. He was engaged in apprehending ote
wood for the Cato-street conspiracy, in which enterprise Sinit- r
was killed.