The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-05-06

,ion, Az soon as the Government wa
IN a proper condition 10 lsgfsiate upo
The subject calmly, deliberately and ad
visedly, they would not hesitate in dc
ing go.
Sir Robert Peel had stated that il wa
vet uncertain whether a commercial
treaty with Portugal can be concluded
The advances made by that government
are no, vel considered satisfactory.
Lord Brougham has been involved In
controversy with some uf ths mos,
violent members Of the Anti Corn Law
f,aarpe. which has led 10 very sIarp and
pointed letters ufon both sideS.
F'raacs.--A new incident occurred III
,hrEChsuater of Deputies on Thursday
which il was dee med possible might tend
10 restore the vote By ballot d favor.
Tie princip articles OF Saturdays
ra.,ers refer to the occupation OF the is
lad Of O,aheite by France, in virtue Of
treaty with Queen Pomerr. an official
copy o!whIch has reached Bordeaux by
lha }lelanie tmerchant vesSa
VI Deinncnnpret, the woil known
Et-ansa',r .; SCOTS novels into French
b4, iis' di d at Pariz, IN his - Il year
The Juraai DIES DsJats says he was 90
wears resident Of London, during
whl.h time he published more than SIX
hundred volumes Of transIatioas, and
many ORIGINAL works.
4 new cantrac, has recently been sign
ell, b; WHICH the contractor agrees 10
give IS? coo per annnm tor The contents
of the cess pools OF The city Of PARIS. !
which are at present deposited in place t
in The suburbs called Mcntiaucoa, hu
are uhour to be conveyed by new drain
five miles further from the city.
The Singapore papers mention that
fss men bad been carried of by tigers,
not three miles from the town. while
cutting They were principally Chinese
.lahorefS:
Manchester Corn Eacfengo, March IS.
The report which we have TO make 10.
Bay differs IN no respect from that made
his day week. The trade moves SLOWLY
pa; no activity is perccptiLIe and prices
eontnue gradually to decline. At this
ias 5 market best new Wheals are Of
ered al Id 10 2d-sccondary qualities
hgd old, Cd 10 Sd per 10 lbs. lower.
sIlbout Inducing anything beyond q
rere retail business. Flour Sow Of sale
nd Is per sack cheaper.
4 f1Iy14, toE
rand for Cotton continues daily 10 a
biz extent. aud though the market is
felI supplied and wears quiet aspect.
's cannot quote prices lower since Tue
nmenSe import Of last week never,he
sss buyers can transacr their business
bore to their minds. owing 10 the fact Of
avIng more choice lald before them. .
IA Saturday, 5000 bales were sold.
600 on Specuation) and to day 530g {
6ore, entirely TO the trade.
paea!afofs are huEzing about making Il
sqHries and feeling thelr way, with
ew TO gel in well, but have not been
u to accomplish t.
Tuesday March 2 2i.--T'he sales to day
b 6ot0 bai"s, of which 1900, are OF r
Yr,1Iai'on. ond 500 for export.
CrklN 3Iarket- Weekly Rep,rt.-.Ths :
port this Ne. K has heen uuprrceierf
Iiy heavy, The trade, hnwpver, have
'rchasad 10 a fair extent; bat nu~F.
Pier assortment cf american having
en bfonght forward, particularly dn
ag he last daV or two, previous prices
barely sup"prted. Rrazil aud Egvp |
b are 3 4 4 lnwc-, und 5urat Is - q
heavy oi safe al las weeks rates
ecula'ors have tnken $500 America.
u exporters 4O0 do