Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-11-11
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o rived ol Boston on Wednesday, the 1911
2 inst. nj half past two o'clock, +, NJ,
The news I've is arrival is orno great
7 interest save in 1olollon TO the state OF
7 trndc. the ndyance Of Cotton, DC, aud
the increased agitation in Ireland. The
, Repeal movement is getting strong.
or m moral power than tho English
IGoyernmont, aud they feel the necessity
of putting it down by force. The Times
ulludos TO a rumor that such is the lnten.
ton Of Ministers.
By this arrival we have London dates
to the 80, aud Liverpool 10 the 18th inst.
Tho lIiberna brought out about IS
passengers, and amongst them the Hon
Abbot Lawrence and family, and Mr..
and Mrs. Papmeau and child.
The Britannia arrived out in eleven
days and half from Halifax, The Cot
ton market after the arrival Of the Brit
ANNA advanced farthing per ID,
The revival Of trade was the theme Of
general congratulalion. Every branch
OF business had a nourishing glow. tap
pears that in the manufacturing districts
all is hustle and activity. The demand,
too, is principally confined TO the home
market. Orders for the East, more par
ticularIy for China, have come pouring in
oflate; but the other great foreign mar
kets, the United States OndBraziI, are in
a state Designation. The Cotton market
continues active and buoyant.
The Indian mail, which was overdue,
has been los. in the Red Sea. The Lon
don Times says:-"We have received by |
express from Paris, letters
from our correspondents in Syria, Egypt,
Malta and Masseilles, announcing, we re
greet to say, the total loss Of the honora-
bic East India Company's steamship
Memnou, on or near Cape GUARDIAN, on
the African coast, near to Alden, on the |
night of the LIST August; The Captain is
severely blamed, as he had been warned
that he was running too near the coast
The same Captain lost the steamship
Semramis, on her hrst trip in the Red
Sea. The crew passenger and treasure
was saved, but the mails were lost with
the ship. The passengers had arrived at
Suez in the steamship Hindostan. 1t is |
very unfortunate, inasmuch, as there was
a large accumulation Of Indian mails, ow-
ing to their late arrival at Bombay the
preceding month";"
The object of building a railway a.
cross the lsthmus of Suez, is again re-
vived with great interest, and there is a
great probability gifts being done.
The Southerner, Columbus and other
packets had arrived.
The Toronto packet ship, lying at St,
Katherine's Dock, had caught fire, but it
was extinguished without much damage.
The fire was first discovered in the cook.
house.
Drury Lane theatre was opened for
the season on the 30lh September, with
the Siege of Rochelle, under the manage
ment Of the well known Alfred Bum.
The Anti-Corn Law League have ia
ken Covent Garden theatre, where they
intend in future to hold their meetings.
They have had one large meeting alread-
Y, at which Messrs. Golden, Bright and
Fox were the leading speakers.
The Repeal agitation still continues,
and subscriptions from America are con-
tinualIy pouring in. O'Connell has had
another Of his mass meetings at the Rath
of Mullaghmas', in Lcinster, at which he
delivered anothero Of his long TRADES, de-
nouncing slavery, a: the conclusion of
which the "big beggar man, Shaking his
fist, bawled out, "Lst that 60 to A,aerica.n
Why does he not refuse the "bloodstained
moneyn
The Rebeccaites in Wales are still in
the same state. Outrages continue to be
The farmers in Wales are
pettioning for a redress Of grievances.
bat they refuse 10 participate in the pro. !
ceedings ofthe rioters. Government has
offered reward Of five hundred pounds S
for the apprehension fany person con
cerned in any incendiary outrage caus-
ing loss Of life, and fifty pounds for the
apprehension ofany one committing any r
other outrage in South Wales.
The news from France is uninteres-
ing. The affairs of Spain appear to be c
n q miserable condition. The Snabian
Mercury says that the Northern powers T
will not recognize Queen Isabella unless
he marries the son of Don Carlos. The a
Impression appears to be that the present ii
Government cannot support itself.
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