Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-22
ARRIVAL OF THE LIVERPOOL
Late and highly important-Dsufh 81 thu

Late and highly impo,tant-Dsafh Of thu
Sultan Nahmo,td-Dcsfrutfion Of the
Turkish Dreadful RiJts at Bir-
mingham and is,btfre.
The Liverpool, which sailed from Liver
pool on the LIST inst. and had been hourly
expected for several days, arrived at ~
o'clock las, night, and anchored off pier
No. East River BY her we have Ions
don files to the 3lst July; and Liverpool
dates to the day of sailing. The news will
be found TO be highly important.
The Liverpool made her last trip hotno
in l3 l-2 DAYS. Sho has seen nothing Of
either the Great Western or British Queen
Oh her return trip.
The intelligence pertaining to the mon
cy and cotton MAJ ktts, is far from being OF
an inspiring character. A slight melora-
ton III the coiidnion Of mercantile affairs
is notlceahlr. The orders that went cut by
the Liverpool we're numerous, but were
limited to prices below those demanded by
the manufacturers. In Lancashire some
Improvement had taken place. and thu ac-
counts from Manchester state that there
had arisen ,nnch better demand for yarns.
and in Jew instances slight advances had
OC'H iNbuO vi tic
ers, however, had resumed full time II
appears by the report of the Liverpool cot
ton market, that a considerable business
was done during the last week of July, and
holders generally rvincsd an unwllIi.isness
to sell except at an advanced price, which
nohody seemed disposed to give.
On the Goth July tho stock of American
cotton at Liverpool was no less than 1872.
$50 bale>; aud if the trade were to take
our. from that da'e to the end of the year.
quantity equal 10 that taken last year,
namely, about $4,000 bales (American)
per week, the present stock. without the
addition Of a single bale, would supply that
quantity aud leave a surplus of 90 COO
bales, IN addition to the whole quantity to
be imported from th4t date to ,he end Of
the year, and which is not likely to hs much
less than 200. 900 bales. That even the
present prices can be Sustained. instead OF
increased. is necessarily very dubious.
Dan,A WeLsler. Our countryman.
Danel Webster, had attended the dinner
of the triennlal celebration of the Nation-
al Agricultural Society in Oxford. At tho
dinner, nearly 5000 persons were present,
in one OF the Halls of the University
Earl Spencer presided on the occasion.-
Al the dinner, the following toast was pro-.
posed by Ea' Spencer. The health OF
Mr. Webster and the other distinguished
strangers This toast was received with
"rap,nrnus applause" and "f course. call.
ed up Mr.. WEBSTER. His speech is spoken
Of in high terms, and as lnndy cheered.
The eccentric Lady Hester Stnnhope,
who resided many years in Syria, died at
Djoun on the Odd of June.
Admiral Si Isnac Coffin died at Chel-
tenham on The 23d Of July, aged eighty
years.
A very destructive fire had occurred in
Manchester, by which the warehouse of the
MessIs. Nathan, Lloyd street, vas destroy
ed and damages sustained to the amount OF
El3.O00.
! Death of Sultan Mdhmoua. The Sui
tan of Turkey died on the Dist of June
aged 81 years-having reigned 81 years.
=. On the 26th he bade a solemn adiru to NIL
the great finctionaries, being consciouso OF
his approaching fate. derl ring tina, he had
, noh,ng 10 repr"ach himssif with. and ask
in.. ,h,se ar'and whtther they could say
the same. He then called I" him his heir.
= Abdul Medjd, bis son-in-law HALL Pasaas