The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-05
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The Great Western steamer arrived al Bristol
from New York, on the 10Th October.
The following Is given as the actual damage done
by the late Liverpool fire:
0797 bales OF cotton IL 9S7 barrels of turner,
tine, $50 barrels rosn, 80 casks talow 60 tons oil
las tons hemp Ia l2 tons fax, 200 casks beef 1924
barrels -four, 500 sacks -four, tons coffee tierce,
coffee, 81 casks tnea IA tnea 100 case,
quercitrgn bark, go casks horn tips 81 tons logwood
54 double bales madden, 4lo barrels Indian corn,
packages India rubber, 3 crates teazles and several
packages and parcels of drugs.
The Bank of England has received light soye.
reigns TO the amount Of S6,500,000 sterling since
the proclamation, and the average amount of new
reigns struck at the Mint has been $500 600 DER
week
AT meeting of the Spitafelds weavers in the
Bethnal-green-road, upon the subject of the late
frauds committed by the Custom-house officers ON
silks and other articles il stated that in the art
Gle of silk alone the revenue had been de(rauded of
nearly I'll 100000.
BERLS, Oct IL.
1t is reported that his Majesty, the Emperor of
Russia, will go TO Berlin from Warsaw the 18th Of
this month"; which is the Kings birthday No no
tice of this event has been received by the Russian
Legation, but it is thought t. be very probable it be-
ing the custom of his Imperial Majesty take sudden
resolutions.
st. PETERSBURG, Oct. A.
On the 4th of Angus Up rhaps the l6,h,) there
was a dreadful fire IN the town of Troitsk, in the
for its extensive commercial intercourse with neigh
boring Asatic nations. The fire was caused by the
ong-contlnued drought and the great heat during
which dry west wind blew without interrupton-
The barracks, the custom-house the school, the phi
son, and DAG private houses, were DESTROYED. The
principal Greek church and two Aahomedan
mosques were much injured. The high wind
which filled the air with clouds Of sand made il I'M
possible to save any effects domestic animals,
which fell prey to the flames Two separate sub
scrIptions set foot for the sufferers at kasan
one by the Philanthropc Society the other ON
Change. The Philanthropic Socety headed the
first subscription with 5000 silver rubies The sub
scrlption on Change amounted yesterday to "a 900
rubles.
The dreadful storm which ragged on the Sd of Au-
gust, IN most the whole Of the southeast of Europe
the destructive effects of which felt at the same
time IN several parts of southern Russia AM Con-
stantlnople, in Galica and Warsaw especially did
immense damage to the corn-feds meadows, and
habitaons in the governments of Cheron and Eka-
ternoslaf. The Journal of Odessa gives me lancho-
y account of Its ravages.
The New ENGLISH TARIFF-The following are
the new duties which came into operation Monday,
the 10th October.
Beef sailed, SIS. per cwt
Beef, fresh or slightly sailed which was prohibited
S. per cwt. from foreign countries, Is. from British
colonies.
Pork, sailed, mot hams) IS. per cwt from foreign
countries.
Pork, fresh, was prohibited but now admitted at
S. per cwt. from foreign countries and both only Is
per cwt. from British colonies.
Hams, which paid 2os. per cwt, are now admitted
| at las. per cwt.
Nutmegs now pay from IS. Cd. to IS. Cd. per b..
and after the 9Th Of July lSl3 will pay S. Cd per
To- from foreign, and IS cd. from British.
Onion Seed now pays Is. cd. per To-, and after the
5th Of Jul,, l6i3, will pay 2os per cwt. from foreign
and los. from British colonies.
Timber or Wood-30s. per load of 50 cubic feet
and 25s after the 10th October, lSl3, rom foreign
countries, and Is. from British colonies.
Deals, Batens, Brands, other timber, swan, 38s
per load of 80 cubic feet, and 32s. after the 10th of
October, lo43, from foreign countries and 2s from
British colonies.
Wood, paned, or otherwise dressed for use 3D.
per foot of cubic contents, and further for every
el0O, value go; I'D. per foo, after the 10Th Oc-
tober, o43, from foreign countries and from British
possessions only S5 for every flO0 value.
Oil, Train and Blubber, the produce of foreign
fishing, now pays &c l2s per tun, and after the 9Th
July, l6t3, will pay only &c per tun from foreign
countries from British possessions, Is. per
Oil Spermaceti, pays COG lbs per tun, aud after
the 5th July lS43, will pay els los per tun and be
free from Bris. possessions.
Cork avs IS. per tun; and after 9TH of July
lS43 IT will pay Is per eun
Corks, ready made, pay Is. per lb and after tie
9th OF July, loi5, will pay Sd per ID.
Whale Fins, of foreign fishery pay f95 per tun,
and after the 9Th of July, ls43, they will be admitted
on paying S20 per cent on value.
NEW GERMAN TARIFF.
How great proportion of all the woolIen exports
from England to Germany will be affected by The,
new tariff, may be judged of by the following table
Brush Wooden and Worsied Manufactures exported 10
Germany inthe year lS4l.
Pieces.
Stufs, woollen or worsted, 5l2493
Cloths Of all sorts, 1890
Mapped cOatlngS, duh, Is. 1Dl