Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-03-06
From the National InteIhgcnccr.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
New YORK, february II.

New YORK, FEBRUARY IL.
The Great Western, is in, having left
Bristol Jan. %, S o'clock P. NJ. anl ar
rivrs here last evening, S O'Clock, with
los pasSnnacrs. Sho naaao tho Northora
passrg", and had very rough 'im".
The news is important and Interesting
The Frcnch Ministry have all given up their
places, an! the King and Marshal soui
were trying 10 make new Ministry with
bu, poor success. T1icrs had driven up
Mole so sharply, t;,a, Mole deemed re.
treat prudent. Admiral Baudn is promoted
10 tue rank of Vice. Admiral. The Moni.
tsur (offiriaD publishes an ordinance pro.
hibi,ing the expectation uf grain from the
French ports. A dearth is apprchendcd
in France.
The laboring classes in England comm
NC i'll grca, state ofcxcitcmcn', simulated
hy the high price of bread. A N niona'
Coapcn'i,n is talked Of, for the laboring
classes. Lord John Russell has cone out
TOR moderate fixed duty upon foreign
grain. Durham and Brougham have writ.
ten strong lett rs against the Corn llws.
This is. indeed, the sole topic of talk in tn.
British papers. and on tho suhjcc, the whole
Public ore more or less engaged.
|, is worthy Of remark, that the money.
cd and manufacturing classes oppose the
Corn laws, and the agricultural classes now
alone support them. The Commons, it is
though, will follow in the wake Of Lord
John Russ Il, and the House Of Lords re!o
their repeal.
There is n sory in the Lon lon Sun that
the Young Queen is 10 BE- married TO the
Prince Albert. Duke Of SAKE Coburg, %
years Of age, fine handsome fellow, &c.
but the ministerial papers say there is no
truth in the story. Lady D 'lhousir, for.
mcrIv in Clnada, is dead. The case OF the
Canadian prisoners was not disposed of
when the Grca. Western sailed, but i: was
not probable that Ro"buck would save
them from their Journey TO Van Diemao's
Land. The steamship Liverpool was to
sail positively on the 9th. Mrs. Trol'opc
is out with new book. The Edinburgh
Review for January has great puff of Pre-
scon's Ferdinand and Isabella. the Ok.
ford packet ship is of, in dock, and with
OH, great damage. The St. Andrew. and
Pennsylvania are wrecks. Parliament meets
Feb. 9th. The assassin Of Lord Nobbnry
is not yet discovered. O'Connel has had
quarrel with the Dublin press. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stevenson had dncd with Lord and
Lady Durham.
The commercial news, however, is more
important than this gossip. The Bank Of
England has again begun 70 prescribe Am.
crican bills ofcxchange. The blow is aim.
ed a, our cotton marker, and at Mr.. Jaulon
and the American stocks The bank pro-
baby thinks cotton is high, and that our
State stocks arc too brisk on the London
Exchange. The cotton market has not ad.
vanced since the last dates, but stands firm.
This will greatly disappoint :hosc who ex-
pec,ed rise. Tic grain market is without
change, bu: would have fallen off in England
if France had not put az interdict
upon the expectation.
The Eastern mail is in, but brings no
news. The Boston Atlas AYERS that Jubal
Harrington, the Postmaster at Worcester,
Mass, has run off,, or rid off, defaulter
to the Government, and counterfeiter in
the bargain, lis whicl the Globe will see
4 b.