Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-09-29
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 The news of the cotton market is not hsorab'e' See our letter from New Y ofk dateh 18th inst
 There had been several heavyfaiIuees in Manches- ter and Iiyerpool Among 1sem are the large cotton importers. Messrs MolynepS, Weasheiby & Co.
 The new Ministry had been appqipted and consists of the following gentlemen
 TaK KCkRIEET-OFFIciAt ;Llsr.-The follow ing is the authentic list of the Cabinet submitted t, the Queen by Sir Robert Peel, on w Wednesday last, at Windsor Castle--Frst Lord of tis Treasury, Sir R. Peel Bart. Lord High Chancellor, Lord Lynd- hurst; Lord President of the Douhcil, Lord Wharn- clifTe Lord Privy Seal, the Duke of Rockingham, Secretary of State, (fione DcpareI1enD Sir James Graham Bart. Secretary of State, Foreign Depart ment) the Earl of Aberdeen ,Secrery of State (Co- lonal Dcpartment) Lord Stasley sG'hancelor of the Excheuuer; the Right honorable Isenry Gouburhi First Lord of the Admiralty, theEaffof Haddlngon; President of the Board of Control Lord Eienbor- ouph; Paymaster of the Forces, the Right honorable Sir Edward d<natchbuA; President of tbe Board of Trade, the Earl of Ripon; Secretary at War, the. Right honorable Sir Henry Hardinge.
 The Duke of Wellington, as already stated, does not hold office, but will be the eadef of the mlnste- rial party in the House of Lors ln addition to the above we can give the appointments of the snbjoined without any fear of contradistien. The Earl De -Grey Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; Lord Elliot, chief Secretary for IrelandJ the Rt Hon. Sir George Clerk Bart Chief Secretary to the Admiralty; the Rt. Hon. Admiral Sir George Cockburn, G. C. B one of the Lords of the Admiralty; Sir Frederick Pollock, Attorney General; Sir William Folett, So- ljcitor General; Sir Edward Sugden, Chancellor for Ireland. .IH "-. ai.
 Last evening the right hsnorable baronet, as Premier gave his first cabinet dlnner, his private residence in Whitehall Gardensy to the Dukeoi.Wei lington, Duke of Buckingham, Earl of Albemare, Earl of Ripon, Earl of Haddngiong Lord Lynd- hurst, Sc.
 THE ROYAL HoUsEHoLD.-Lord Steward of the Queens Household-tie Earl of Liverpool Master of the Horse to her Msjesty-the Earl of Jersey. Master of the Queens Buck. Hounds-the Earl of Rossyn. Among the rumors ili.ihe best in- formed circles, s that Lord IDgestrie will be ot the junior Lords of the Admiralty, and that the Earl of Lincoln. Viscount Sandon, and HOn' Sydney Hor- bert, are to be Lords of the Treasury.
 It will be seen that our Nee York correspondent speaks of orders having been transmtttd to the Br- tish Minister at Washington to demand the release of Mcleod. The extracts in the newspapers we have received make no allusion to such occurrence.
 Later adyices had been received at London from Canton. The dates are of April 18th. It is stated that the English plenipotentiary had issued circu- lar to the people of Canton, assuring them that there danger of immediate hostilities. This news, however, is supposed be fabrication for the pur- pose of affecting the price of tea Earlier and cer tain accounts say, that the Emperor making pre- paration for active hostilities.
 Mir. Wells, the celebrated American banker ol Pa ris, died on the 3lst of Aug. .s+
 The new steam coach has been again tried upon common roads near London, with complete success, having run at the of twenty miles per hour with l6 passengers. Sam .h
 Lord Sydenham has resigned the governor-gene- ralship of the Canadas on account of i'll health His ordship's resignation is dated July the Fist. The Queen, in consideration of his eminent service, has conferred upon him the order of the Grand Cross of the Bath. His Lordship's is yet ap pointed. arn .fs4
 Sir Howard Douglass, formerly Governor of New Brunswick, it is said, bas been offered the Governor Generaship of the Canadas. ..1i
 Mrs. Fanny Kemble Butler was to appear shortly at Covent Garden Theatre.
 The British Queen, which has been purchased by the Begim Government, ia intended to ply between Antwerp and New Yesh, calling of Cove. or south- ampton going and returning,
 The French papers sts the Reorganization of the military force of had been agreed to m council NJ. Humann ;nJ seson the army being re- duced to 32o,O0o men. and the navy to 10 ships of the line. Maj shall Sof hesitates accede to the concessions uemanueu or nm.
 The Spanish cortes was closed on the 24th ult.
 There is no news of importance from other ptars of the continent.
 Commercial Correspondence ef fhe Restster)
 NEW YORK, Sept. l9, lS41.
 have again advise you of days later news from Liverpool via Boston. Already the accounts have sumed more unfayorable character, far as the cotton interests are concerned The money market of London remains unchanged. But the new mnis-
 try had, it was stated, despatched peremptory orders to Mr. Fox in relation to the Mcleod question, and the general appearance of that affair is more warlke at this moment than ever. The market more unpromsing, and it was expected the duties would reach their lowest point by the l7th, when 1,6O0, 900 quarters would be liberated, and would be wanted. In Lancashire every branch of the cotton trade in most distressed condition, and the long continuance of this state of things producing it's natural results in the destruction of those engaged in cotton Five or six Manchester houses of more or less repue, with aggregate liab ties amounting to 1900, 900 have stopped since last. The most important of these Molyneux, Weatherby& Co, whose liabilities alone f400 900 They have a branch. house at Savannah. Also J. Maury & Son, liabilities 100000. Anderson, Ga nour & Co.,, in the Canada trade These stoppages have created much surprise, as they were known to be of immense capital, particularly the first. The immediate operating cause is said to.have been the failure to receive remittances from this side. The general causes are no doubt the continued fall of cot ton and the failure to.cause imitation of the cur rency here by means of National Bank; such an institution was looked upon the salvation of the foreign housss and the failure establish it is their destruction. Hence the rancour with which the or gans of the foreign interests assai the President for saving the people from the schemes of sPeculators
 The failure of these houses unsettled the Liverpool market in some degree, and prices very unsteady At the close of the week ending the 4th inst. A. mercan descriptions declined d and the sales were as follows, for the week ending September 4th;.
 l40 bales Sea Island ........ IA a22 2I
 6770 .s Upland. nd..............5 74 es
 7290 ' New Orleans... .:..42a
 5S50 l" Alabama. ....-.....5 .5 II T 24,000 total sales. Import II ,l56. sariH The manufacturers of Manchester have held seye- ral meetings with the view of producing combina- ton to withdraw their business from all merchants and brokers who support corn law members for par lament, as the present distress is ascrbed chiefly to the operation of those laws. s.siara He
 At Havre, during the month ending September list, the decline in American cottons was lh 2f. For the week ending on that date there was advance of If. on American sorts. The weather was fine and 1000 bales were taken on that day.. A revival of trade was confidently looked for and the favorable
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