Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-12-23
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM Ell
ROPE.
ARRIVAL or II ACADIA.

BY the mail yesterday morning We re-.
ceived New York papers Of lhs 9Th, con.
fuining the foreign intelligence brought by
the steamer Acndia ut Boston. w re-.
eeiyed no English journals and are conse.
qaently compelled 10 rely entirely upon
or New York exchanges.
The commercial news, IL will be seen,
continues to wear q favorable aspect. Tie
advance Of ofe.ialf cent per pound on
cot on, had teceded one.aDaffer, but the
market was firm, and the next steamer
will most likely bring yet more favorable
adviees-at oil events, the 1st Of January
steamer will place prices upon n firm basis,
from which no specializing tricks can low.
81 them.
The New FORK Herald says
BY The arrival Of The Acadia, at Boston,
on Wednesday afternoon, we have liver.
pool and London news TO the 10Th uIi.,
inclusive. $50
The cotton marketin Liverpool had nd.
vanced half n cent n pound on the arrival
Of The news by The Switzerland on the 18th,
and ten THOUSAND bales changed hands AT
The advance, bit on The arrival Of the Hi.
bernia OH the 18th; prices fell back quar-.
ter Of a cent, ann the market ciosed auiet.
ly. The Swilzerland carried out the first
news ola frost at the South, the accounts
by the steamer were not SO favorable for a
| rise, hence the reaction.
The state trials, in Ireland, drag their
slow length along. No progress has yet
been made, and, if the statement that The
defendants have 10000 witnesses to exam.
inc be correct, the proc edings will become
the greatest bore in the world before they
are finished.
The Orangemen Of the North Of Ireland
are re-organizing their Society, but with.
out secret pass words, or other signs. which
have been pronounced illegal. The re.
organization is rapidly extending.
The Great Britain. the mammoth steam
er, built and launched at Bristol this sun.
mer, is expected at Liverpool before Christ
mas, and viii astonish the citizens Of New
York some fine day nthe ensuing spring.
The Hibernia, Judkins, made her pas.
sage in twelve and a half days from Bos-
ton.
American cheese continues to arrive in
England in large quantities, and American
beef is also coming in freely.
Several gentlemen who have carried on
manufactures in Leeds, are about TO pro-
eeed 10 Constautinopie, having made an
arrangement with the Sultan for superin.
tending different departments Of a large
manufacturing establishment in that ci-
ty. ~
Accounts have been received ofthe death
of DIR. A. Petit, who was sent on a scien-
tific missIonto Abyssinia, by the Museum
of Natural History ofParis. He was seiz.
ed by a crocodile and devoured.
Mr.. Sands, an American merchant, has
been elected mayor Of Liverpool for the
ensuing year. aa
All parties in America, consected with
the trade of Liverpool, will learn not with
less surprise than did the good people of.
Liverpool themselves, that a project has
been set on foot for the erection of docks
on the Cheshire side Of the Mersey.
A house in the neighborhood of Park
Lane, London, has been taken for educ
de Bordeaux and suite. His rovaI high
ness, it Is said, will occupy his town resi-
dence for two months at least. He had
arranged to be in London on the 18th, but
the intended visit has been deferred for
weeks in consequence of the arrival
Of the Duke and Duchess de Memoirs.
IRELAND.
The usual weekly meeting of the Re-
peal Association was held Nov. I, Patrick
Tailor, of Trlnakiu, Queen 1 county, in the
The first business was the passing
Of a resolution moved (o'Connell being
duly ABSENT by Mr.. Clements
That the Loyal National Repeal Asso
holds il as a paramount duty, a..