Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
From the .Ns,c York Hsraid-Erira, Jan. 10.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM BINGHAM

From the .Nsr York Hsraid-Ertra, Jan. 10.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
BY the packet ship Oxford, Rathbone, we have
received seven days later intelligence from En-.
gland.
The principal piece Of news is the splendid pa
geant called the Funeral of Napoleon. All the
English and French papers are filed with the par
ticulars.
The markets are much the same as by the last
accounts. Cotton has advanced l OF penny. No
change in the money market.
The Britannia had arrived out.
lNTERMENT OF NAPOLEON'S REMAINS
IN PARIS.
The great pageant OF interring the remains Of
Napoleon in the lnvndes took place on THURSDAY
l5th December. The whole line Of the proce ssion
from the bank OF the Seine to the Hotel des Inva-
lides was adorned both sides with military tro-
phles, and more magnificent pageant, all the nc.
counts agree in saying, has never been witnessed,
even IN Paris. From four in the morning, undeter-
req oy tne coolest day that has been experie need,
during the present winter in France thousands pro-
ceeded 10 the several advants geous positions which
different localities presented Tor the viewing of the
procession.
AT nine o'clock, the first gun was fired. on the
banks OF the Seine at Courbevoie, where park of
artillery was stationed. This became the signal for
the commencement of the proceedings OF the day.
From the temple, erected on the left bank of the
River, the Able Coquereau and n numerous cler.
gy, IN iul canonicals, then issued and proceed
ed towards the steamer La Dorado, which he'd
been brought close up TO a wooden esplanade
forming communication between the shore and n,
deck. Ills Royal Highness, the Prince de JOIN.
vile, met them as they approached between two
Iines oil uoops, and after the exchange oil s1luta.
tons, turned towards the vessels lined by the sail
ors from La Belle Poule body Of whom proceeded
10 raise the coin and transported il TO the temple
the priests going before chanting, according TO The
usage Of the Catholic church.
The remains of the Emperor were depositet
there Tor two hours, the religious rites which wer,
performed, having lasted thus long. The immens,
concourse of people who were ascend ed al IN,
spot, viewed this portion Of the PROCEEDINGS If
sol, mn sience, the Of artillery alone soundino
through the atmosphere.
LONDON, Dec. ls.-we understand thu, IN,
determination of The present French Cabinet 1,
maintain the "Pdir armee," gives great offence 1,
Great Britain, Austria and Prussia Represen,n
tons of decided character, on this subject. arr
being made, and unless France lowers her lone th
se'ueineht OF me Egyptian question will not pro
uuce the beneficial effect in Europe that was ex
pected.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Disc Is
We continue TO have good and reg uiar demand
and the business done is again PROFESSIONALLY large
prices oil American descriptions have advanced /,
per 10, particularly the lower qualities up to fair
with a tendency TO further improvement Comma,
qualities OF Surat are fully Id per 10. higher ful
rates being obtained for the better classes. Br. xii
and Sea Islands are steady, but Egyptians if anv
thing, less so, being offered freely at the curren
rate. $500 bales of American have been taken OF
speculation.
The Sea Islands at auction TO. day wen, off stea
any at previous prices-423 bales were Offered, 29
bales sold at l2t Isl; 10 stained offered, Ia
bales sold st Is. The sales to day are about 500
bales of all kinds.
are 32,2SO. wa '''
ISth. To-day there has been a very fair deman
Tor COTTON, and about 5000 of all kinds have bee
6sp'sed oil. Prices steady. Sales from III
1zlh 70 The lsIh inelusiye-l60 Sea Island, II 29
oama and Mobile, 53aGl.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Dec. Is.
he duty on foreign wheat is advanced to 25s 8,
per or. on Flour TO Iss 6Id per Dbl.