The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-09-24
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival CT 9Rac Acadia
From tie ht,a Fy-k Herald,

The steamship Acadia arrived Of Bos'
on on Sunday afternoon .: , o'cl"k.
The news brought by the Acndis has
been mostly anticipated BY he Great Wes
tern.
There had been 20 alteration III cotton
at Liyerpuol. Sales Oh the 3rd instant
reached $500 bags, mostly to the trade.
The hes, brands Of noar advanced SIN
r&nce or he 81. I. was spur, ory.-
i, had been clearly a'ccrtaiued that the
harves, would Be full average one.
The G!Eturbauces in the manufacturing
auG ;:..a!ng districts were considered as
oTet, ye, some symptoms Of turbulence
oecaSio@a!,y appeared, and the people
,generu'iy seemed inolsposed to rctlrn to
worh until absolutely driven to !; b. per-
soual suffering, Agitation, agitation was
su!l gong or,
The te!esrap!!!c report in 7e)a,oa to
sickness in lie Indian army Is u&:rre.
The Augsburg Gazette, Of The .-lta ul,,
sta.ss ihat an extensive cons; gracy, hay-
.irg for, It's object the o9e,throw Of the
present government, has BEEN discovered
III Se7vla. Several persons ct importance
have been placed under arrest.
The British and North American ROYAL
Mail Steam Packet Co.npany's new steam
ship. HiDeraia, will be launched at Green
eek on The e:h current. She IS two hum
drcd tons larger than the presen. ;sSsels,
and o!grss,er power, Capt Judkins, of
the Columl ia, will &C mnand her. Cap.
Edward c. Miller, formerly of the Acadia
ukus command OF the Columbia.
The case q the unfortunate passengers
Of the ship Nersey, to which we have
frequently directed public attention. is now
about to terminate. II will lie remember
cd that she was put back to Greenock, in
May last, having sailed from Liverpool in
November previous, and Undergone a Sc
RES Of mislortunes, which we have AREA
dy sufficiently explained. These have
been altogether of Il mes: disastrous ma
ture 10 tie poor passengers, who left
Liverpool for New York ct the above
date, and are now 10 nearer their destina>
ton than the West Quay But we have
much pleasure in stailrg the parties who
are VOW become owncrr Of the ship. have
very honor4b!y granted n free passage to
all the remaining passengers >ebout So
who resoiu:e!y renamed on board during
al her hayward wGacerags and peregri-
nations on the deeH, and also since her ar
rival in our harbor prosecuting tfeir varl-
Gus trades Of shoenakers, ialors. and bar
berg, and ultimately epeninga grocery
chop on the lower lccR. We say al are
(" have free passage granted 10 ,hoin BY
she owners; ard in order that they may
rave sufficient supplies at Provisions. they
nAve headed public subscription ior thu,
purpose with handsome sum, which has
been followed b. liberal donations from
the more respectable of our merchants
end ship owners This is very crafty
ing and hornrsble to all concerned, ard
though oalv com!ncacrt on Saturday Of
gstnoor, il ~ ha.4gsd Ihat all will BIZ req
dy to peRit Ter to SAL once more today
cr to.rao.5Dw 4: fartherest-- G}gggc1
Ch51R.
GTATE or TRADE.
Manc1catsT, SEP 2.--The remark has
been pretty general this week, that bust
ness has been upon the whole not so ac-
i've as was previously the case, more par
tlculayIy as regards the heavier descFip-
uons Of goods, rs fus,ians. veve.ecns, Sc
The stock Of printing cloths is getting
vsrY low, and hence extfayagsnt prices
being generally asked, buyers are but liz
lie disposed to operate, except for press
ng emergencies. There continues 10 be
good demand for yarn, which will doubt
ess,coulinue to the end 0! the soas0n.~-
Many Of the spnners are, unfortunately,
ned 10 old o.dors, which they must now
pxecn:a 4, considerable disadvantage
The advance generally asked is III TO 81
per h.; tia. ob,u.ue~! hss seldom been
more than I'll on the lower tatss.
LIVERPOOL COTTON GARAET
Sep. 5. 'Ehe rnsrke, has heen pretty
freely supplied, AMI in some instances d
decline OF "a per h. has taken place in
tia common and miGdling qualities Of A.
,rscicaa. Prices Of Brazil and Egyptian
are fully supported, whilst Stuart is with
out alteration. There were forwarded IN
10 the'coun.ry last month unso.d, ll3Q
American, 80 Smyrna, at $50 Stuart. The
import Of Tie week amounts to 1874 bags. ,
The slaves were only $500 bags, mostly |
;4Ecn by the trade, Prices are without
farther alteration.
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A heavy gale was experienced at Turks