The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-11-17
From the Journal If Commerce.
ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The Treaty Ratified.

morning, We have London papers to The
evening of the 18th ult. and Liverpool 10
the 10Th.
The most important item Of news, il the
ratification of the Boundary Treaty by the
British Government, on the 18th u,. SO
that the matter is finally disposed OF, the
Treaty having been ratified by both the
contracting powers. II is proper to say
that the London papers do not mention the
ratification, but letter received at Boston
from an undoubted source, asserts the fact
positively. The letter is said 10 be from
cur Minister, Mr.. Everett, to the Hon.
Daniel W ebster.
Mr.. Derrick vas TO leave Great Britain
on the 22d ult. in the Great Western, with
the ratified treaty, for Washington.
Money was plenty in England, but the
state Of trade and manufactures was far
from prosperous.
The Steamship Acadia, Capt. Ryrie, ar.
rived in the Mersey on the evening OF Fri
:. day the l4th uls.
The Great Western arrived ut Bristol
on the 18th ult
The steamship Great Western was put
i up at public auction at Bristol, on the l6,h,
o hu, the bidding being too low, she was
l. bought in by the Company for f4e,0Oo,
and the Directors was instructed TO treat
y for her sale by private contract.
81 The las, nyarege Of wheat returns was
II 5ls. Cd. The average Of six weeks, OBS.
~ I'd. duty, l5s.
ne Charles Dickens work on America was
Ut published by Chapman and Hall, London,
y on the lIth ult.
TO The American Chamber Of Commerce
az at Liverpool have addressed n memorial
nc to Sir Robert Peel, urging the necessity
nc of reduction Of the present enormous du-
M ~ upon Tobacco. No answer has been
10 returned to tho mcmoIialis,s.
nc English Rertnte.-I appears from the
," official returns, that there is a decrease IN
us the revenue for the quarter ending nj tho
re- same date last year, Of E67, Alb. Bu, for
the Property Tax, the decrease IN Taxes
syl would have reached G3eI,277.
me French Rerenue Tho favorable state
our Of the French Revenue supplies the lead
'er' ing topic for discussion 10 the Paris papers.
~ The increase during the first nine months
mat Of the year ls49, are compared with tho
ac, receipts for tho same period in the year
5 Of IA, o,,,,,nts, ., - a. noo c,anco ~ n.
l0tl GInputAs W ~bspiNsFhb itdtiN9i VI "a
ara bout one million sterling.
Inc Wreck of a Steam Ship The England,
* 10 FIRST class IRON steamer, on hor way from
'r'n' Liverpool 10 London, struck on the Sicily
oe- Island, in thick weather. Tho vessel was
'ueh built la four compartments, Two OF which
our were stove in filed. But before she sunk,
y vi the crew had time to escape IN The boats
con and landed IN safety.
my Liverpool correspondent says The
Dublin Evening Post, informs us tina, a
contract has been entered into there, Tor
'ou's the supply OF 5000 barrels Of American
Jus' flour, TO be delivered in November, at IS.
oeis' per barrel Of 1876 lbs. This is Little more
'ne Than one penny per ID.
IONS American Produce IN Lirerpoel. Tho
quantity or American Tobacco Of hand III
' Ne Liverpool was SO large that It was found
"'s' necessary procure additional slofehousc,
'''o for its storage. There were upwards o
now 900 hhds. and packages ulready siowcc
ser" in the old establishment.
me By accounts recently published, it ap
DC pears there is an .mmence falling 81 ih,
','e year in The shipping employed IN tho tim
. >, oe bar trade between Liverpool and tho NorE
~ American Colonies. The amonnt So cm
Wv. Wv ployed in the year ending on the Ist o
,n' February, lsi2, was LAT ,04s tons, willis
a.. u, :, tho amount which have arrived since tina
'u',' time, is only i9,005 tons.
The late Fire at liverpool The fol
IT. lowing IS at account of the dumnge don,
aI: by tho lato conlagralon 40 97 bale,
:, ! cotton, l2,797 bbls. turpen,ne, $50 bbls
= roAin, % casks tallow, 90 tons OIL la
~ tons hemp, II J tons flax, 300 casks beef
100 S,224 bbls. flour, 3 tons coffee, ,icrce.
coffee, 81 casks ;incal, Ii cases tncnl, los
cases quercitron bark, 60 casks horn tips
e"a' 800 sacks flour, 81 tons logwood, 81 doubl,
most bales muddcr, 4l6 bills Indian corn, {
'ltes packages Indian rubber, 3 crates tcaseIs
'42' and several packages and parcels Of drugs
nave liverpool Journal.
'he The American ship Fairfield had arriv
'nc cd at Gibraltar with the news TINT the
lucrs difficulty between the United States apt
me the Emperor Of Morocco had been settled
''ai, TO the satisfaction OF both countries
SSeS,l The attempts TO navigate the Euphrnio,
Is IS and TlgrIs BY steam, have been abandoned
ION the ImpcdImenis TO the navigation being
'na'i found too numerous 10 overcome.
crest The BorseahdH Of Hamburg, Of the 5tt
o1'' INST, states that, although FIVE months hav,
July, elapsed since The treat fra IN ,ba, civ
neh'- flames arc seenlrom time to time or clear
> ol iogaway the ruins Of some Of the buildings
INIT Louis Philippe, on the 9th of October
pay entered into the roth year Of his age.
id'l The Sultan of Turkey has accepted thu
mediation of England and Russia in hi
difference with Persia.
'et. The Ottoman Porte had rejected pro
lincy lect presented by the greu, powers for tn,
G Is pacification of Lebanon.
haa Mr.. Wheaton, American Minister TO tho
u'ed German Commercial and Customs Unior
lans who has hcen a,tend,,, tho conoraas or IL,
1 ne ,,,; =. Co.. l.