Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-19

contradict the reports Of changes in the
institutions oftbat country. The Empe-
rOr, it was thought, would not visit War
saw this year. The Russian troops in
Poland had been reduced TO the peace
footing.
TURKEY.
Accounts from Constantinople. of the
2Sth of August, state that the tribute
10 be paid by the Syrian Mountainsers
had been fixed at Ell $50. Said Bey
was still in the Turkish capital.
Lord Ponsonby was about 10 leave
Cunstantinople for England.
The Candian Insurection was com.
pletely at an end, and Mustapha Pacha
had returned 10 Gambia,
EGYPT.
The Pacha, who was perfectly satis.
fed with the present position of affairs,
was amusing himselfin reading the Tur,
kish translatiOns, Of the correspondence
relative 10 the affairs octhe East, which
he had received from London, He had
caused one Of his officers to be aoqoed
TO death in the very hall where he had
promulgated the hattischsriff of Gulba.
ma, shortly after his submission.
SYRIA.
Things are represented 10 be in a yery
bad state in Syria. The mountaipeers
are quite unruly, and had begun 10 fight
amongst themselves.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, Sent.
ll.-There has again, this week, been a
fair demand for cotton from the trade,
but the market has been freely supplied
and very irregular, and closes heavily at
a decline of I'D. per lb. from last weeks
quotations, decline Of Id. per ID. having
been submitted to. The sales of the
week amounted TO 22,5S0 bales, inclu.
ding 900 American on speculation, and
1850 American and 500 Surat for export
Yesterday there was a good attendance
Of The trade, and an extensive demand.
still the market closes yefy tamely. We
have had a better business doing today
with steadiCr market. There is no va
ration in price.-Alb;on, Sept. 10.
Sept. l7.-Wecily RepOrt.-There
was good demand for cotton IN the ear.
ly part of the week, and rather advanc.
ing prices obtained. Since Tuesday
however, there has been less animation
and an equal, ifnota larger, quantity of
tering; consequently a more favorable
market for the buyer Our quotations
therefore, will not differ from those O
Friday last, in any descriptions except
Maranhams, which are a shade lower
The sales Of the week have been 30, 100
bales, 9,40O New Orleans, &c. good to
fine, ~ toS 8; 7,940 Mobile, &c. good to
fine, n TO u; 6,720 upland Georgia,
do. 7 to It. Imports this week, 1927
bales. Stock, september II, 439, 100
American; total stock ofaIl kinds, 579,-
300. Last year, same date, 49s,3OO.
The HARvEsT.-- The harvest is now
fairly ended in many OF the southern
| counties, although in the north it is still
exposed to danger. Undoubtedly the
result turns out much better than was
expected month or six weeks ago; still
no one will deny that there will be Sc
rlous deficiency. From observation and
inquiry in various quarters, we are in.
clined to think it will yield one-sixth or
one:seVenth less than an average crop;
or, in other words, we may require two
millions and half, or three millions of
quarters of whea; from foreign countries,
in addition to our domestic supplies, to
feed the population of Great Britain un-
til the autumn of lS42.-London Atlas.