Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1840-03-24
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ARRIVAL. OF THE GREAT IVES
TERN.

Fortv-fre Dags later from England.
The Steam Ship Great Western, arrived at
New York, on the 7th of March, having lett
England on the Goth ult: bringing 40 Gays
la;er intelligence from Liverpool.
The Great Western, performed this
VOYAGE, in few hours less than 10 days.
The news of especial interest to the Ladies |
is the Queens Marriage. The ceremony
took Mace on the 10th, of February, at the
Chapel Royal St. James, with all the Pomp
and ceremony, usual upon such occasions
Prince Albert, is no doubt, very' very happy
man. We sincerely wish, that Heaven may
smile propitiously upon this union
We clip the following as summary OF the
news, broughtby the Great Western.
Prince Albert has been appointed aheld
observation-disclosures some two Thousand
hounds wear. Moreover, he has been natu-
ralized by act of Parliament.
The allowance voted by Parliament to
Prince Albert is 30,OO0l per annum. MINIS
tiers proposed 100000. Mr. Hume moved 90
COOl-lost, 80 to 305, COL Sibthrope moved
3O,OOOl-carried, 262 to l58.
Among the deaths announced IS that OF SIR
Wilkins William Wynn.
| Whitehall. Feb. 6.-The Queen has been
pIeased to declare and ordain, that his Serene
| Highness Francis Albert Augustus Charles
Emanuel. Duke of SAKE, Prince of SAKE Coburg
and Gotha, Knight ofthe Most Noble Order OF
| the Garter, shall heRceforth, upon all occasions
whatsoever, he styled and called His Royal
Highness, before his name and such titles as
now do, or hereafter may, belong to him.
And to command, that the royal concession
and declaration be registered in her MaJesty's
College of Arms.
Hines of the Duke Of Uezlington.-Consid.
cradle anxiety was excited about the houses
of Parliament on Friday night, by report thai
; the Duke of Wellington was in speeches.
state. Inquiries, however, at Apsley house
, ELECTED the following information. tAfter ca.
f ting ahealty meal at two O'Clock on Wednes
day afternoon, the Duke rode in Hyde ParS
on horseback. During this exercise his Grace
3 was seized with sudden debility, to an extent
! which at first excited considerable apprehen
: sion. The cause of the attack is supposed Il
hayebeen, that the exercise of riding so sooI
after Inner had interfered with the process o
r digestion.
: FD. 19,--The Duke of Wellington passed
v a favorable night, and is much better this NOR
t nino Had not the weather been so extreme
S " ulfavorable, his Grace would have attends
e the evee of St. James Palace.
s "LiUerpOol, Feb. 19.-Our Cotton marke
continues to be largely supplied by sellers, an
n although such prices as 8 lid for fair Uplan
n Cotton, naturally attract many buyers, we ar
= sorry to see little prospect of present improve
Il mem. Manchester is by no means so actlv
as VIZ could wish, and we must bear in min
II that, in addition to large supplies of inferio
: American Cotton, we may have to bear the e
= tire crop of Surat Cotton.
4. The fall in Sea Islands is immense--wha
i last year was worth is per ID, can be purcha
e sec now at Is Ga; and Is for I'D. 1t is in fat
l. next to impossible, to quote prices; we saw
lot sold at lid, which left loss of3 d per ID @
invoice.
l. :" Liverpool, Feb Is The sales ofcottc
p last week were 27,6SO, prices without ar
S, change. This week good demand has col
l. tnued on the same terms--Upland IL
rs SD, and very few over.
Sea Islands are great drug--du the shil
le alentS By Planters are en- the market, ordert
h to be sold on arrival, but where is the buyers
is Two public sales of these are advertised
re Friday next, when look for some torcir
n. Folon of prices. The bids by private are, f
Santees 10 1-2 lid; Names IL l.2 IL IL
Island marks good, Ia 16d, and few over.
Egyptians worth Is lid last spring can
st had at Sd.
at The chances are, that we shall get the VIII,
ID crop of India Cottor1s: Freights had risen
ct &c at Bombay, in consequence fthe guam
ce ty offering.
v, liverpool, Feb, 19:-Prices are now
r. bout I'D lower that they were on the 18th
r. We rad fair demand all last week, but I
Ia import accommodating, induced the appreht
lis sion that prices might be affected by it t
no week, and in the outset there was but lin
ed enquiry with free sellers. A change
&C. wind, however, which, lift lasts, will prev,
Ia much additional supply for time may g
I'm more steadiness to prices till next arrivals.
id, Money matters are slowly reviving-inter
lat is reduced to 5 per cent--circulation is incre
NO ed.
ar The sales of cotton in Liverpool, on the L
'ar Feb: amounted to $500 bags, chiefly Anne
by can:
cal In Manchester, 18th Feb: prices of cot
uld were as low as they were six months ago
ar The packet ship Havre was burnt off I
lc- coast of Cork, Feb. 10th; she had 1864 b;
va the rest lost She was from New Orleans.
lu- The steam ship Liverpool arrived out S;
IN, ly January 10th:
too Parliament met jan IOth, and was still
He ting on the 10Th February:
the The packet ship New. York left LiverT
ks, January Sth, and put back into cork from ST.
em of weather:
lad The packet ship Sheridan arrived out
al. Feb: 18th, passage oils days:
n" The latest dates from China, in Liverp
md on the 10Th of February, were up to Nov: {
ere from Singapore:
ow DIR: Raffies' celebrated chapel at Liverp
has been burnt down:
ma The Britannia, the first of the Royal 4
the Steam Ships from England TO North Amer
r is was launched Feb 9th!
The circulation of the bank for the qua
ending on the 4th Feb: had increased fl
the 000--the bullion had increased E5l0,OOO:
ing The Queen held court at Buckingl
me Palace, Feb: 18th, and received the adore:
of both Houses of Parliament to Victoria
will Albert, to which they both briefly replied,
by promised to fulfil the favorble hopes EXPIRE:
son, from their union:
In both houses of Parliament, on the ]
of February, addresses of congratulaton "
ody, carried nenline diSSensiente, toher Majesty
or a Queen, and to their Royal Highnesses Pr
res Albert and the Duchess of Kent:
s of HOUSE OF COMMONS, Feb: IS
lee ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY:
ing The Speaker took the chair to-day al
lop- minutes before two o'clock, at which time
nur- house presented most splendid appearal
able There were about 200 members present
fire great majority of whom sat on the conse
tied, tive benches,) and they were all dressed
n