Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-11-10
ARRIVAL or fHE CAxE6cNxA.
IL DAYS LATER FROM EJROpE,

dkhiFAfs OF THE CALEDONIA. ~
ii DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steam ship Caledonia, Capt. Lott, arrived
at Boston ON "Wednesday morning, l,tle short
of fourteen days from Liverpool, bringing Liver.
pool papers to- Oct 10Th, and London TO the 18th
She brought 36 passengers from Liverpool, 4 of
whom were landed at Halifax, and ii fron, Hall.
fax.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser. extra, and
New York Herald, extra, we make up the follow
ing summary of news:
Z Mr. Webster has received Information that tho
Ashburton Treaty was ratified by the British Gov
eminent on the li,h Oct mir. Featherstonl,aueb
one of the Commissioners who explored the
Northeastern, Boundary ON the part Of Great
Britain, in 1910, undertook in AN after dinner
speech at Plymouth lately, to defend the treaty
lately concluded between Englan and the Uni.
ted States. lie expressed il as his opinion tina,
the settlement that had been made was the best
for both parties that could be made. He strongly
condemned the attacks made upon the terms Of
the treaty by tho English press.
From the manufacturing districts we continue
to receive very unsatisfactory reports as to the op-
eratons of the factories and mills, while the Liv.
erpool Cotton Market remains dull and inactive
During the past fortnight the transactions have
been on such IA very limited scale as to afford no
scope for remark. The late explosion of the Nam
chester Bank has tended to paralyze trade.
The American Chamber of Commerce at Liy-
erpool have addressed memorial to Sir Rober,
Feel. urging the necessity Of reduction of the
present enc rmous duty upon Tobacco. No an
swer has been, asyet, returned to the memorial
lists, we believe.
L he 'IuartuTiy or brilstt 1t ,,,,ur, r.e
made up to Oct 10. The result was less favora-
bic than had been anticipated. Notwithstanding
the receipts from corn duties, whch amounted 10
only G206,1Go, and from the property tax, 93l3,-
Sla, there had been great falling off in other
branches, there was decrease on the uuar,er nj
g67 ,473.
The American Tariff and the Ashburton Treaty
continue to be prominent subjects ol discussion
in the Paris journals. -
The French frigate Creole, which was sent to
Irlpoli to demand satisfaction for an insult re-
ceived by French officer, returned without cifec-
ting the purpose.
The annual meeting Of the Bank OF Manchcse
was held October IA, at which report was made
by the directors that from the multiplicity of bad
debts the whole capital, g74l 900, had been lost,
besides the surplus fund, which amounted to gi3,
6O9; and there was deficit Of gl6,2Is, for the
meeting OF which it was proposed there should he
call of P2 per share for the purpose of discharg.
ing the obligations of the company. The report
was agreed to, as well IL resolution To dissolve
the company. A few days before the annual meet.
ing, MIR. BuNDEHiM, the Manager, absccnded, bo.
I ing debtor to the bank to the amour, Of s9i3,-
900.
ALGlERS.
"FPN'NS W ut carried on Oy
Abdel kadir and few rscusant tribes with MS
much vigor as ever against the French power in
Africa. The Emr had given rendezvous at Te-
kedempt to all thepetty chiefs who were attached
to his cause. Ben Abdallal, one of the cads Of
The kai,tat OF Salem, had heen beheaded by order
OF the Emir 1t appears That the French and A.
rabs have had several skirmishes, with alternate
success. --,t-- -
At the latest account from Algiers, all the chiefs
OF the ouled Maybe, large tribe inhabiting the
south OF the province OF Ti,,ery, had arrived
there and made their submission to the French
Previous to receiving the inves,iture they prom.
Used TO pay the French Government the tribute
which they had before paid to Abdel Kadir; to
hold no intercourse with the Emr, and TO intercep,
his communications across the desert
Preparations for the autumn campaign ac aims,
the Ernir, were on most extensive SCALE A
number of tribes who had submitted, had araiu
betrayed symptoms of hostility. The people Of
Ienez, and the Benz Menassers were i'm open re-
beliion; and nothing but the complete suhugation
OF Abdel kadir could afford any prospect Of tran.
guilty to the French power In Africa.