The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-10-28 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBR:

The royal mail steam ship Cambria, Captain ef;viali
arrived at this port last night at six o'clock,m°, and
sailed from Boston at fifty minutes past one, P• having
from Halifax at ten minutes past ten, A• nice
accomplished the passage from the latter Pori
ear, is a
first-rateeigh
in number,run. IN subjoineand a n a
abstractlist of ioletbl;
days and a half, which, at this season of the Y
t
intelligence is not important.°tithe
The Great Britain steam-ship, which left here on the
27th ult., at four, p.m., arrived at Sandy Hook( water
14th, at 11, p.m. where she remained, for want ° re
nte.-d
to carry her inside to New York. She had encousst oD
heavy winds on the passage. and lost her andtoain°3 the
the 2nd October, the supports having broken six
mast fallen over her side. From this time till the.i was
it was very tempestuous ; and on the 9th the Yesn,ket,
off Newfoundland. On Monday she was off Naotr_ ar
short of coal, and the captain announced his intea.t °L'ob,
putting into Holmes Hole for a supply, which havrgNest
tained, she again put on steam and arrived outsinheraugh
York at the hour stated, having made the voyage, t` at
very boisterous weather, allowing for the detentiof
the
Holmes Hole, in less than 17 days. The conduct °atioa
vessel appears, from the necessarily imperfeet informa
poasf sgferls.;g.
frill
received, to have behaved extremely well and give
If satisfaction to the passengers.
New
he Packet ship Virginian sailed from York oa
the 13th for this port. on the
The steam-ship Hibernia, which left this port ,lock,
4th inst., arrived at Halifax on the 18th, at six °,,:ttioaS
a.m., having made the passage, after very temper
weathe-,-, in thirteen days four hours. babie
Much speculation was going on as to the Pr°, dtp
course the President and his Congress would P,°,r„,se-rork
ring the approaching session of congress. The iv`",,clvo-
Herald states that the President will undoubtedlYL Win
cate a modification of the present tariff; and that "lora-
probably recommend some measure similar to the
very,
promise act of 1832, which consisted in placing pet
thing on the same footing, and in charging a tvg`—'
cent. ad valorem duty. off'
was on London at the latest date at Nel,
was 9i to 91 per cent. premium, on Paris sf. 25 t 0 J" and
with a very fair demand. Stocks were rather heavYni re-
quiovteadt ifornosmf fell off
is p
oar
tf fraction. ill no
u. r
.Lbayrgteh orders r d
steam-shipershll h o
eetarnecast
c e
Britain, and shipments to a great extent would %ad
be made, principally on foreign account. An adv,l4;bieh
one dollar per barrel had already been demanded, al of
large sales had been made. Nine thousand barrels
1.0
flour were exported, from New York to Liverpoo go
September, and double that quantity would probablige,
forward direct this month. "We have," says „tll,?;entlY
raid, " a surplus of breadstuffs in this country cuffing op,
large to supply any foreign demand that may Pi.'" for
and the prices likely to rule in our seaport roarketl'aot
all kinds of grain, will bring forward every butlle' op
wanted in the interior for actual consumption. ,-Le,„ of
xiety to forward supplies to market, before the ci°'"
• works'
navigation, will increase the business of our public at,"
and swell the revenue from tolls to a very large aloOsreit
The firm speculative feeling which existed in the'
York cotton market, at the time of the last advices, °at,
tinned without much intermission until the 4th itlSt„,ilipt
when a check was given to the operations by the re'-j.
voifeethsefraocmcouuntusrofrpoembtyhtihsepoGrrtetaot the
tli9anthhuadlt.littl;ebeeg-eot
on the market either way. g 000
The sales for the week ending 4th instant were 'to
bales; for the week ending 11th instant 7,500 bales ; ea
last two days there has been a small business transac'
—the market closing firmly at the annexed qllOtatiOaS.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Upl.& Ft,. Mobile
Inferior.... -a
Ordinary
Middling
Good middling , ;la 71 La 91
Middling fair
Fair 94a Si ....
Fully fair
Good fair
Fine — a—
The .... 11 a.- are,
anti-rent trials had taken place at Delhi, Deia,nor
and two of the prisoners were sentenced to der oil
murder, four were sent to the state prison for 'bet

thirteen for a term of years.
The United States papers give accounts of fatal jirseirjet
portions of the country occupied by "Mormons, 06
whose doctrines excite the deadly hostility of othel; Ate
parties are doing their best to injure each other cot a
and sword—hundreds of houses have been burnt, 811

many people on both sides killed and wounded. lend,
The Hon. Edward Everett, late Minister to Deb
hag declined a public dinner in the City of Boston• 100
A fire was raging in Montreal at latest advieeso
houses having been destroyed. Bost°
NEW PACKET SHIP.—It is in contemplation at for
to build another new ship of a thousand tons burtberhady
the Boston line of Liverpool packets. She is to be re
to take her place next spring. sus'
The United States papers are disfigured by the °-
nu
The mber of (Pittsburg,
is
City of Pittsburg, recently destroyed by fire
rapidly rebuilding. per
Such has been the failure of the corn crop",in the tlfeen
districts of South Carolina, that conventions have 'ore
held, and resolutions adopted to apply to the legisla
of the state for aid in purchasing food. isfef
A terrible steam-boat disaster happened between met
pp
Orleans and Texas, on Sept. 28th, on board the steno t
/
Drayton, whose boilers burst, killing ten persons, o
so
whom were two lieutenants of United States troops,
wounding seventeen.

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List of Passengers.—For Halifax.—Mr. Freew v.
Miss Haveland, Mr. J. Shove, Mr. H. Lawson, Mr'

Cronan, Mr. D. Dick, and Mrs. Moore.
Ft7L Mrs.iv H.erpo Liverpool.—Mr.
M rm. Aiss Price,lfd.Largme,rsludFy.,
Kch.ilß lle
d
van
maid, Mr. J. Pemberton, and lady, Miss Helen Pen' n,
ton, Master W. Pemberton, Master George Pemberwoa
Master E. Pemberton, Mrs. Osborne, two children, 8 Bag
maid, Mr. S. T. Armstrong, and lady, Mr. Tboo,
Lowndes, Mr. E. H. Vernon, Mr. C. Rozzell, Mr'T,Paulson, Mr. Robert Kell, Mr. C. D. Mugford, mrift,
Pickeragill, Mr. T. Price, Mr. C. Poppenhasen,
R. S. C. A. Alexander, Mr. W. James, Mr. C. Pep
Mr, H. H. Hall, Mr. T. T. Ordway, Mr. vv.„.• ch,
Gawtry, Mr. B. Maltzaline, Dr. Simpson, Mr. T. 11-8 r ,,
Mr. K. Moffatt, Mr. A. Spyer, Mr. J. B. Wilber, itinca,
Mr. W. M'Donald, Miss Reynolds, Mr. J. A. Far°4ll3o
Dr. M`Leod, Mr. A. H. Finlay, Mr. Quick, gr',„; -g.
Carter, Mr. J. Jaffray, Captain Forester, Mr. Pi,',dcl-
M'Cunney, W. Henry, Mr. E. Barstall, Sir H. .1/4Z,j-
well, Mr. John Hall, S. S. Lynda, J. Lewis, A.,,nieen.:
John Marshall, J. J. Kingsford and friend, J. u•D,jefi
son, and lady, Mr. Ferdinand, and lady, Mr. A. S•
Mr. N. Khan, Mr. G. 0. Gorton, Mr. H. Clark, J.
S. H., Mr. J. H. Parsons, Mr. F. Reynolds, MAOlf,
Robinson,..Mr. J. Block, Mr. J. Porter, Mr.
Rev. Mr. M`Leod

ft.
Bon'

From Halifax to Liverpool—Sir H. Tyriiitt,
Charteris, Mr. C. J. Simonds, Mr. S. P. Moore,coo.
James Stanford, Capt. R. S. Grewe, six Nou-gie
missioned Officers Rifle Brigade, Mrs. Forman' kitinef
For man ,Capt. Woodhouse, Capt. Capel, Capt. Frail„,,arice,
Capt. Bradford, Mrs. Anderson and infant. Mrs. L"

Mr. Evelyn. )306 toa
ABSTRACT OF THE LOO.—Oct. 16. Sailed frora,...,t, IS'
at 1 30 p.m.—Oct. 17. Running for Halifax.--To P
Arrived at Halifax at 345 a.m. Sailed from Iltu.-
10 10 a.m.—Oct. 27. Arrived at Liverpool at 6

ALOE RI A .—The Paris papeis.:)fpeSraptiugrndaanrP203r•.80
following important telegraph despatch :
" The Labrador having disembarked troops, le"'eolag'
on the 21st, and arrived at Port Vendres this el ,ciers
On the 12th, 13th, 14th, and 15th, General de Lam°;toor
fought several combats. Abd-el-Kader remained 5Pe defile,
of them with 2000 horsemen : on the 13th, seeing Bto the
forced, he took to flight. The insurgents, driver'
14005
sea, surrendered at discretion. Col. Giry, in the ~,en byies'
of Mascara, had some successes against the 10 9jes
General De Bourjolly and Colonel Arnaud 1101-ipe the
junction, and awaited reinforcements to act." Her It
despatch breaks off, being interrupted by nightfall' to 06
right to say, that considerble doubt is expressed as
authenticity of this despatch