Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-10
IN ME BRITISH QUEEN

4, from the oiilce OF 'he ave" lorA
ASP a date Of Nov. "a, received on Fri
by a'' ,oi6cent Steam ship British Queen,
fbe nnlIssrts. r. ~, commander, arrived on
let. boo "rcnino. little alters o'clock
S,rfday 'yisgrapRed about o'clock, p. NJ,
Ne rls 's .Dyiety was manifested by our citi-
y. ior he news % loe IoDdoro ON ,ho =,
Ihe PEI portsmouth on the morning of the
D. ,lurinq letters and files of newspapers
gb nnY niace TO the day Of sailing. Her
f5n eas i,gc IS attributed mainly to her hav-
dg Ps.n southern route.
NJ lac.o, Roberts and Messrs Wordsworth
10 NJ The consignees of the ship, we re-
snll,, hanks for copious files ofnewspapers
rSn our .;,herthe steamer Liverpool, nor the
&C. 4I; M wellington had arrived when the
nt lt Queen sailed of course the bank sus-
Brush we're not known in England.
1a ls news by the British Queen will be
.I% gIamarkably interesting. She brings
oanls u 'o oassenrers, alist fwhOse names will
%. "a IN another column.
be l slu" money market was without much vari-
l~ p,,,sb stocks were about the same as
tom ,Jyiees. The continental exchanges
Per tbout alteration, merchants bills were
D'ie ", and the Bank ofEngland had exhaust
say gan. twcmllions negotiated with the Bank
ca lg'.oro. Efforts were making TO extend
Of fIas ,.ramodation with the Bank of France
TO 9u Mon market was considerably de-
%Is,bo .alc Of the week closing Oct. 26,
F''sVVl 10 "a. 500 bales including 500 Amer
I5O Surat. for expectation. A de-
EI I'm I,,.;nr, the week, had taken place in pri-
aN u", sJ to Lad per ID. in the common
3jmddlmr qualities and l-4lto 3-4d per ID.
luu IN" beiter qualities. See Commercial
OT ny oorn market continued well supplied
~ i n S,ro;,,n Grain The arrivals in London
WIN fS. ~ wheat, for the week ending Nov. LIST
o. ,o no $50 quarters. The harvesting thro'-
W., Great Britain was about completed, and
.Stopgb the crop was better than anticipated,
rcf il did not amount 10 an average. A Lon
lnaeeont of Nov. LIST says;
THE supplies of all descriptions Of grain
.o.b MP for our market this morning were
,ral. but as the attendance ofbuyers was far
11n numerous, the quantity offered proved
alradlquate to the demand. Though the
LFness transacted in both English and for
ban wheat was very inconsiderable, the pre-
rsp value of the article was firmly maintain
dand prices had even an upward tendency
remt trade was very firm.
Al our market this morning we were very
sanlIy supplied with English wheat, but the
fpb arrivals of foreign were tolerably good
Veeynerenced brisk demand from our own
,ornmlers and clearance was effected OF
TaJ.slwheat at fully last Mondays quota
lions and the best samples in some cases real
bed arAng improvement. Free foreign also
met fair steady sale, and the previous value
5.lbe article was firmly maintained,
There was not a great deal passing in flour,
but both town samples and country marks
were quite as dear as in the beginning of the
week.
Another London account of the 29th. Oct.
saws:
The arrival Of English wheat fresh up to this
mornings market was short and the duty now
49, : !. on all the fresh imports of foreign, has
caused the mea6nq trade to be brisk at Is. per
quarter advanced from tbs day week on Eng
ish and good foreign supplies.
Amer AN flower free, was selling IN Liver
pool sweet As 3D. TO 42s Cd. sour 3js. Cd
per barr, ].
American securities are not the least dealt
IN. 4 London paper says ''this is caused
Nv The unsettled state of commercial affairs be-
tween the two countries" little faith is placed
MANY of the Bonds offered here for sale, and
tsnot probable any thing will be done in
any description till the turn Of the year. It's
then TO be hoped if the dividends are re ular.
J. paid, prejudice will give way to sound anC
hnest Judgment.
MEETING OF PARL1AMENT.-From an an
nouncement IN the Gazette it will be seen tina
tIs Parliament which stood prorogued t,
Thursday, the 2ith instant, has been furthe
Worogued to Thursday, the 10Th Of Dec. TIL,
notice does not include the customary words
"lhen and there to meet for the despatch q
business" and the presumption therefore Is
thai should nothing extraordinary intervene
Pallament will not meet till about the usua
period
EXPECTED MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN. -
There appears TO be little doubt that Quee
Victoria has resolved TO bestow her hand o
Prince Albert, of SAKE Coberg, who ha
Tor some time been her maiesty's guest. lie
intention will il is said, be announced TO PA
lament when it re-assembles, IN Decembe
Rumor says the espousals will take place
April
Lord Brougham's carriage and temper wer
both unset. as his lordship was ON his way
Westmoreland. It was reported in LOndO
that he had been killed by the accl lent, an
The London papers Of the 22d ult. are til'
with eulories on hi talents and attainment
That he was more exasperatcd than hurt Il
blowing note will testify:
THOMAS CLOSE, Saturday.
Send Immediately pOstchaise to bring
back. Your carriage is broke to pieces, al
your driver is very much hurt. ! never sa
so scandalous a thing done by an inn-kee
er, BROUGHAM.
The Hon. Daniel Webster was in Paris
he2Ath Oct.
EMsRAuoN.-The packet ship Montrei
Capt. Grhng, sailed from ST. Cathar1ne
Dock for New York, with about forty en-
grants, chiefly poor agricultural -laborers wi
their families.
There have been several shocks Of cart
alakes IN Scotland, particularly in Perthshir
The people were dreadfully alarmed.
The Right Hon. Lord George Thomas BE
eslCrd, brother to the Lord Primate of all lr
and and uncle Of the Marquis Of WaterfoT
ded on the 18th nit. at the place, Armagh.
r, The Duke of Bedford d ed at his seat
Scotland on the 10Th ultimo, aged "a years.
FRANcE.--Parls papers stale that eight
nine failures occurred in Paris during t
month OF September, for sums exceeding,
The whole, 6,300,000 francs. In October 4
number OF bank-rupts would not be much ini
nor, for on the Odd, it already amounted to Sc
enty' whose debts were estimated 4,6OO,O'
francs.
a new batch ofpeers was to be made. Nes
" The whole Of the French journals of the Is
qt. declaim against the suggestion Of {
Journal des Debates, that the French Cover
ment ought to grant passports TO Don Carl
With DprmISson m rofirp olfhpr IN Austria