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The steamer Columbia. With The mail
ofihe 18Th Oh. from Enelsnd. arrived q
Boston, on Tuesday morning. The 4lh,
aboui Z quarter past five o'eloek. having
isft Lfytrppol % The ooh. This arrival
funishes u With inteIliRencs Twelve DAYS
latter ihan that b. the Bniish Queen.
The Queen and suite arrived II Wool
uich from her tour 70 Scotland 90 The
l7th, and proceeded medisisly 10 Lon.
dCo. sni tksncs b. railroad 10 Windsor.
S.. The Disturbances IN the msnulSeiutine
districts we're not yet absied. and \,
Msnchesisr one Of the rioters had been
killed.
y The Cotton Msftsi i Liverpool had
not. during week, shovn much activity.
nor recovered from the depression cspssd
- ihe disturbances 10 the manufacturing
Districts.
IA London custom HOME frdnd, were
undergoing investigation, but nothing had
been made Known % The public q 10 their
extent.
The duty On foreign wheat bad risen
:. &c I6s. and 90 6ouf 10 9t.7ld, Der Dbl.
During the week ending 18th, Ameri-
can aour advanced g. per Dbl, but sub.
sequenily this advsntage was Iost.
There Il npihing Liter from India and
China.
According 70 The Gazette do Midi or
sthe l3lh ispt. the Russians bad expe-
fieneed smother check 10 circsssia. The.
lo.s.gsssysS di p55RdiS5H f1db0 men. en-
esmped under the walls Of Margs. aadN
made JIhemsrives masters Of that fortress.
which they entered together with the To-
Ritivss. Nearly The whole Of the troops
IN the camp were put 10 tie sword. and
anumbeF OF officers were made prisoners.
The Monitsur Partisan announces iha,
. revolution Took pIscs 10 Servia on the
!. 3lst VII. and that Prince MIcHAEL had
escaped into Austria. The in1srgen:s.
under the command Of VoUEHiLcH. soon
became masters OF the Arsenal. and
Prince MIcHAEL. after defending himself
during Two days. bad been u last sban-
doned BY the greater part OF bis troops.
and compelled to seek his safety 10 fight
Failnrts in tie Corn Trade The new
scale OF corn duties il extending IL eff
failures in the north Of Europe. we are
given 10 understand. have occurred from
the exienSivs fluctuations noted in tae
value Of wheat1in our market. but none
have accustomed so much regret as The
s:erpsge Of Messrs. Lubienski s Co. .,
Dantzie, announced ia The letters thence
: on Friday. II has been before fpfnored
that they would be obliged 10 arrange
with their creditors. bat from their high
connections in Poland il was not. for a
moment, supplemented thatthey would
Be reduced 10 the painful necessity Of
closing their doors.
From what has transpired on this sub
ject in the city. il does not seem thar
their whole, burden Of misfortune has
bssn created By the operation Of the new
scale Of duties. though there can be mol
doubt Of its having fastened The cateslro-
phe. for Il 10 universally believed that the
arm bad sustained damsge 10 connection
with failures which have taken place
here and 10 Ireland. The continental
heusss are expected Q be the greatest
sufferers BY this events II 10 yet hoped
that their family ennnaeiiana wiz Como
-
biliiies are stated 10 spread over RIDO 00O
70 RloO. 900, and their assets are reckon.
ed Al not more than tenth Of that =
mount.
Export Of Manufactured Goods 10 the
Uatfed Staits--Ths whole quantity Of
manufactured goods sen, from this por: to
the Uni,sd States. by ell the shipping
houses together, 10 . given period this
year, does not equal The quantity sent By !
=; single hrst-rais shipping house 10 .
similar period. bull one Of prosperity. Ia
this state Of things. what are called tran
sieat ships get no frsieht, while even the
packet ships get little or none. The large
and splendid Packet-ship Roscius. which
sailed on Thursday for New York. had
considerable under 2l00 Of freight; the
smallest sum. Indeed. with one exception,
since The lines were established ID 1918.
Up 10 this lime. The passage money re-
ceiyed from emigrants enabled the ships
to pay the expenses Of their voyages. but
the season for smigraiing being nearly
over. even that source Of revenue 10 fast
failing.
The uneer.sinty which has % long Il
prevailed on the tarih may have had the
effect d diminishing shipments 10 lbe
Uoissd States; but the removal Of that
uncertainty, BY The actual passing Of a
tariff unfsvorable 10 English man uisciures
as compared with The last. will not, il is
feared. increase shipments ibither %
the contrary. while the increase Of The
dulles on English goods must discourage
their export. the necessity ofspayipg The !
duties in cash on imports will. il il be
iieved BY The hes. informed mefehanis;
deter parties from sansigning goods 10 the
American market. Goods viii. however,
if they are wanted. Cad their way. direct {
" Or indirectly, into the gaiiee States. FL
Liverpool. Sept, 2O.-Ths news from I
Ameries, relative 10 the ratification Of Ia
Lord Ashburtoa's treaty With the United q
States By the Senate. and the settlement 4
Of the American tariff has bsen much {
upon in nercsntile circles /
ind BY The prsss. BY some. inportsn, i
md immediste benefits to trade on this {
ride Of the Atlantic are predicted IRON 4
he operation OF the latter measure ID
whiisi BY others the conclusion come 10 i
its practical working is not stlp
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