Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

o'clock, the first train, consisting oil the horses,
cannon. &C., was sent of, sufficient number
of men going with il TO prevent an attack on
arriving az its destination. In quarter OF an
hour after the other train started, whicli con-
tanned the Guards and Artillerymen, amid the
hootings of The mob. Several well known
delegates of the late late National Convention
left London early on Saturday afternoon for
Manchester. H ELfEf 3
On Sonday forenoon, at nine O'Clock, three
pieces of cannon, i'm addition 10 those forward
ed the previous day. were sent by the railway
with the compliment of men. eight officers OF
the Royal Horse Artillery, which left Wool
which about six O'Clock the same morning.
During the afternoon, it having been reported
that regiment of foot was to 90 by the rail-
way, the street in front of the station was
again thronged, and by six O'Clock the crowd
had increased to about 5000 persons. AT the
time the Oath Regiment, under the command
of Ii. Col. Grey, arrived at the station, when
they were Immediately admitted into the quad
rangle. Several of the mob shouted and
groaned as the last company of the regiment
entered the gate.
On Tuesday morning about III O'Clock, the
remaining portion of the 34th, amounting TO
300 men, with their families, arrived at the
rail way from Portsmouth, and in half an hour
were on route for Manchester. The crowd
was not SO great as on the preceding day, but
nevertheless, il was deemed advisable 10 have
an additional number of police on duty, under
the Inspector Billars. No expression of feel
ing on the part of the pepole was given.
This morning there has been constant COM
munication between the Duke of Wellington,
the new Commander-in-Ch Chief, and Sir James
Graham, the Home Secretary. 1t is under
stood that fresh troops have received orders
for the north, and are even on route for Biz
mingham, owing to the alarming accounts re-
ceived in town early this morning. At some
of the military stations in this metropolis. the
military were under arms last night night
The Atlas adds the following postscript:
We have Just seen letter to llarnden &
Co., from London, which states that the house
of Sir Robert Peel at Tamworlh was surround
ed by mob on the night of the 18th, and
burnti Troops were sent from Birmingham
TO quell the riot.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
@ 3D. Monday, Aug. Is.
| To-day's sales of Cotton amount to 1000
bags, including 800 American on speculation
The markets. not too freely supplied for the
demand, and prices are very steady.
Tuesday, Aug Is.
| The Cotton market still continues steady
and the sales amount to fully 5000 bags
Prices remain firm.
Wednesday, Aug. IL.
To-day's demand for Cotton has been pref.
ty brisk, and the sales amount TO 5000 bags
one half of which, consisting of American
have been taken on speculation. The marke,
is only moderately supplied, and an advance
of I'D per Id. has been obtained for the com
mon and niddling qualities of American.
! -. Thursday, Aug. Is.
We have had fair business done in oul
Cotton market to-day. taking into considera'
ton the suspension of business by manufac.
turers; the. sales are 5000 bags, 5000 taken
by the trade. the balance by manufacturers
Prices remain steady.