The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-10-27

Thursday for New York, had consideTa-
bly, under Goo Of freight tho smallest
sum, indeed, with one exception, since the
liners we're established IN The year 1919.
I P TO tbs TIM, the passage money receiy.
cd irom emig lits euabled The Ships 10 paw
Tue expenses OF their voyages, bui the sea.
son Tor emigrating being nearly over, even
taai source Of revenue is fast fail. n. The
uncertainty which has 50 long prevailed
on The subject Of the tariff may have had
me effect OF diminishing shipments 10 the
! th'led States but the removal of that nm.
certainty by the actual passage of a tariff
unlayorabe 10 English manufactures nc
ed, Increast'th lipe last, will not, ii is fear.
contrary, while the increase OF ,,6a The
on English goods must discourage their
export. the necessity Of paying the duties
IN cash on imports will, It is believed lN
the best informed merchants, deter parties
from consigning goods 10 the American
market. Goods wall, however, il they are
wanted, find their way, directly or indirect.
~, into the United States"
OF the American Treaty The London
Shipping Gazette saws: :" The news from
America of the ratification of the treaty
between the Government and lord Ast-
burton, on the part Of England, hos given
considerable impetus to speculation IN the
public sccurifes. and they advanced near.
/ y QUO quarter per cent. on the general
currency Of Wednesday. Great sausiac.
lion is expressed among he mercantile III
terest at the satisfactory CONCLUSION Il al
pending differences.
LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 2G.-1he news
from America, relative TO the ratification
Of Lord Ashburton's Treaty with The Inn
ted States by the Senate and the settle
ment Of the American tariff, has been
much commented upon in mercantile cir
cles and by the press. BY some, mpor-
tant and immediate benefits 10 trade on ibis
side Of the Atlantic are predicted from the
operation of the latter measure: whilst by
others, the conclusion come TO respecting
its practical working is not al all favorable,
and it is confi'-otly asserted that it will
neither answer as measure OF revenue
nor as protection TO American nIauuiac-
lures. The adjustment OF the points OF dit
ference upon which Lord Ashburton was
empowered 10 negotiate has been viewed
with pretty general satisfaction. The ei
feet which will be produced IN France by
the conclusion Of the treaty with America
has been point of interest and curiosity,
IN discussing the merits OF the question;
and more especially as It relates to the ar
ticle 10 the treaty providing for the recip-
rocal right Of search for the suppre ssion
Of the slave trade on the coast of Africa
There were indications of further dis
tulbances in some of the manu.ac. Hrlng
districts.
The returned averages o; the prices If
corn continued 10 be reduced FROM week
10 week, and The duty On wheat from Sep.
tomber 10, was los.
British stocks we're high.
/ The King Of Hanover was recovering
/ from his sudden illness, and tie issuing Of
bulletins of lis health had been discontin-
ued.
The marriage Of the Princess Sophia
Of the Netherlands 10 the Hereditary
OIullu buht Vi CdAt W tlljeI - 10 tdNc
place in the beginning Of October. The
bridegroom was expected at The Hague
September "a.
News has reached London from the
Cape Of Good Hope 10 July Is, and from
Port Natal TO the 80, which rendered the
position of British affairs at Port Natal
rather more favorable than at previous ac-
counts. Captain Smith had been relieved
by the arrival Of reinforcement Of troops
under Colonel Cloete, with frigate and
war schooner, aud the Beers had retired
to their encampment twelve miles Off
The Calires we're at the same timo in arms
against the Beers, and the latter found
themselves between two fires, and likely
10 be entirely oyerpowered.
According TO the Gazette du Midi Of the
Il, the Russians had experienced another
check in Circassia. The insurgents sur.
priscd at night and cut 10 pieces body of
about 10000 men, encamped under the
walls of Marga, and made themselves mas
tiers Of that fortress, which they entered
together with the fugtiveS. Nearly the
whole of the troops in the camp were put
to the sword, and a number of officers
we're made prisoners.
MARRIED