Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1842-08-20
vOLUME xIx-NUMBER 80.


Washington, July Oh, is4s
F0REtGF.~-Since our last, papers from Tie
north anh0uBce the arrival Of the British
Queen and Great Westefn-the news bv The
former being 70 The 10th, and by the later
70 The 10th Of the last month.
The new British tariff had. gone into
operation. The accounts from the manu-.
iactuFng distrlcis and Of trade generally are
Ola character a little more inspiring than
those by the British Queen had been: this il
attributed TO the working of the tariff bill.
which reduced the duty on several articles
LOT merchandise that had been living bonded
IN tho Custom House and were taken mn j.
soon as The decreased duty had gone into eff
Ieci, me lmproyemenIs however, il it's tho't
wlll not be sustained for any length Of time.
Still, the decline which has taken place in
the price ofprovisions, the near approach Of
an early and abundant harvest, and the SET
ilement Of the great ministerial questions
the income Tax and Tariff Bl--give prom-
Use Of a permanent improvement in business.
at no distant day.
The Cotton Market The Livetpool col-
lon market was more animated on the week
ending the 9th July than it had been on tha
previous one; slill prices did not advance.
or Mobile, Alabama and Tennessee there
were $3.50 bales sold at the following rates,
ordinary 10 mlddng 8 I-9 and 4S-S; fair
TO good fair ga a -; of New Orleans there
were lO,6SO bales; prices faoged-ordinary
70 middling l.2 4 "a; fair 10 good fair
8 5-6 a l-2; good 10 fine 7a6
AMERICAN FUNDS AT LONDON. july Ia
Louisiana 8 per cent 81; N. York SIS. 1865,
70; Ohio 6, 1850, rs; No sales--quolations
nominal.
MiscelIaneous-AThe ministry have grown
ashamed oftrying every idiot boy, who points
PoPgun at the Queen for high ireason-4
SIR Robert Peel has therefore introduced
Bill into Parliament for the due punishment
Of all such otfences-it very properly provided
for their punishment as Iogues and vega.
bonds.
The sum Of $4,000 has been voted by
the House Of Commons, for services in Can4
ada.
A shoemaker in Liverpool knocked out the
brains Of his wife's paramour.
The stock Of bullion ia The vaults of the
bank Of England at present exceeds million
of pounds sterling.
Mr. Everett wac toasted and made anoths
or speech at the Royal Agricultural Society.
Bristol, which was much applauded.
Death of the Duke Of Orleans.-By far
the rnon Important nssSs b. lDy ti1e
Greet Western. is the occidental I'D s,selelass
deatn OF the Duke OF Orleans, heir apparent
ITO the crown of France. Independent of its
interest in a national point of view TO France,
the event in the polItics aspect NAV affect the
deslinies Of the civilized world. The follow.
ling are the particulars Of the tragic ciTcurus
sLance, as we have condensed them from the
English papers.
On the morning Of the 1Sth OF July, the
Duke went to Neuilly, TO take leave Of the
Royal family, intended to set off in the eV-
ening for the camp of ST. Omer. A short
distance from NeuilIy the horses ian away,
The Prince leaPed out of the carriage. He
was taken up senseIess. One moment there
were hopes Of saving him. but the evil was
Beyond oil earthly remedies. AT half past
I four after having received the succors of rec
, ligion, the Prince brealhed his last, surrounS
ded BY the King, Queen, and Royal family,
I The death Of the Prince s attributed 10 ths
. disIocaion of the dofsaI spine.
I The King, Queen, and Duke d'Aumale
. coming from NeuilIy, arrived at the spot
9 Immediately after the fatal accident,
}. II has cast the greatest gloom over Paris
0 and all France. On the news reaching the
/ metropolis all public places were closed. :
}. The importance of the event TOO is shown by
i the instant fall Of the funds.
e American siocks-A letter from Amster-
a dam Ofthe S6th June, says. &c great sensation
has been excited on 'Change 10 day, by no.
iice given BY the house Of Hope q Co., which
announces that the coupons of the American
II stock which becomes due on the LIST July,
h will moi be paid, because the house has re-
ceived nothing 10 make this payment. On
d this point there lie not much 10 say, because
II il was foreseen that the funds for the pay.
n menl Of these coupons would not arrive.-
But what Is openly blamed, and will probably
e be the foundation Of an action against Hone
IS q Co, is, that these bankers have been fur.
Al nished by the Bank Of the United Stale will
:, quantity Of effects (VNIems) as security fol
f the tenders, have thought themselves author
lied 10 paIt with portion of these securitie.
% in exchange for others. As chance would
e have II, though the nominal value has re
II manned the same, it turns out that Messls
is Hope 4 Co., have parted with The mos
n. valuable, in exchange for such as have hardly
any value at all. We nded not say the hold
N ers ere furious" -Le Commerce.
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