The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

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Emope-Loss If august india MGil- Rtne,o-
ed RiOts in Wales--Agifdfi0n in Ireland
Commercial ifdirs stiH importing.
The Royal Mail Steamship Hibernia,
Capt Judkins, arrived at her berth at East
Boston this afternoon, at one O'Clock, hay.
ing made Der passage, including the Dc.
tention at Halifax, in 10 days, 20l hours.
Commercial affairs still continued to i'm.
prove, aud all branches of trade wore an
active appearance. In the manufacturing
districts it is said all is hustle and activity.
The Cotton market had improved since
the last accounts fully ID on American de-
scriptions.
Less Of the India Mail.-AlerdadriG,
Sept l6.-The peninsuIar and Oriental
Companys steamship llindosan, Captain
MOresby, arrived a, Suez on the nigh, OF
the llth Instant, from Calcutta, which
place she leil on the 10th Of August, with
some cargo and los passengers The great
part Of whom intend to proceed 10 England
by the steaUer Oriental.
She has brought the melancholy intelli-
gence OF the total loss on the evening Of
the lsi Of August, of the East India Com.
pany's steam frigatc Memnon, oil Cape
Guardaiui, on the coas, Of Afica. There
were on board 10 persons, who we're for.
tunately all saved, but none Of their effects
have been recovered.
The mails are entirely lost, and It is to
be regretted that, owing TO their late az.
rival at Bombay the preceding month,
there had been an accumulation Of mails
from Madras and Coylon.
The Memnon has entirely gone 70
pieces, and nothing has been saved but five
cases OF treasure, which were fortunately
on deck at the time Of the accidott.
Captain llaincs, political agent al Alden,
had sent TO the assistance Of tho ship.
wrecked people three small Steamers
Two passengers who were on board the
Memnon, Mcssrs. Souihey and Crawford,
have arrived a, Suez from Adca, by tho
Hiudoslan.
Commercial Semmdry.-The revival Of
trade IS the theme Of geuergi congratula-
ton. Every branch Of business feels IFS
nourishIug glow. Ia the manufacturing
districts all is hustle and activity. The
demand, too, is principally contued to the
home market. Orders for the East, more
particularly for China, have come pouring
IN Of late. But the olhe. great foreign
markets, the u. States and Brazil--afe m
a state Of comparative, If not actual, stag
nation. The Cotton market, that uncr.
ring barometer Of the commercial ten.
peratufc-continues active, sometimes buoy.
ant. The sales for the week, ending the
3Oth ult., Saturday, have not been quite so
great as previously, but the demand has
been well sustained, and holders are firm.
Speculation has subsidized little but the
present feeling Is al once healthy and en-.
couragIng. The same remark applies TO
the markets for Colonial produce. The
grain market has experienced the effects
OF The general revival. The increasing
supplies Of new grain keep the market
from rising, albeit il exhibits an upward
tendency. Flour has advanced | shilling
per sack, and Canadian wheat and flour
are a good deal inquired for.
The accounts respecting the new cot
ton crop, which came 10 hand by the Brit.
tanla, are deemed favorable to holders
The sales on Saturday exceeded 60Go
bags, Of which 1000 we're taken on specu.
lation. But Monday las, was one of the
mos, stirring days which has ever occur.
cd IN the market. The sales amounted
to 10000 bags, Of which enormous ouan.
MY spectators took one half. Yester-
day being Tuesday, the great Manchcs-
ter market day, there was comparatively
less doing but the sales Notwithstanding
reached 10000 bags, Of which spectators
took nearly the half. The market to-day
Wednesday, is still in state Of great
excitement, and remained SO at tie time
we put our paper to press. An advance
81 iarthng per pound has taken place on
most descriptions Of cotton since the arr,-
val OF the Brltlania. The darkest hour is
generally the precursor of the dawn, and
he intermittent fever through which we
nave passed, seems TO promise for the fu-
ure career Of healthy and nvigorating
lctioD.
heidnd.-The Repeal agitation contn.
les IN Ireland with undated ardor, bat
Without exciting any apparent alarm on
he part of the Government. Ii is stated
hat the Government is secretly yet ac-
lively maturing plans to crush the first at.
empt at electlng an Irish Parliament
ir. O'Connell, in his speech at Clifdon, had
tated that his monster meetings" were
early over-that he should no, hold more
han seven or eight more Of them-that
he country was sufficiently aroused-and
hat the giant moral power of Ireland was
ow strong enough, with subordinalon
nd discipline, TO accomplish all they
,anled--t RennaI and milling but Re.