Holly Springs gazette., 1843-09-15
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT IVES.
TERN
One dag later from Europe.

The steamship Great Western arrived a,
New York at an easily hour on Monday
last after boisterous passage OF fifteen and
half days. The whole voyage was
made with her yards down and topm ass
struck. and during the last week she expe-
rIenced very thick weather. The Great
Western saIltd on the 5th and brings bu,
one day later news than the Hibernia
The weather had improved, and the
great corn market at Wakefield was not
acted upon by the late heavy rainsio the
extent that had been anticipated. No Sc.
rious injury had yet been done TO the crops,
and II the remainder ofthe month should
exhibit fair portion OF warmth and sun
shine, an abundant crop was anticipated
But the time is crtic.f sufficiently so to
excite apprehension
Nothing in the way Of news had trans
pired since the departure of the Hibernia
Seville. Spain. continued 10 be bombaTd ded
on the 25lh ult. showing great resolution.
but suffering great disasters Saragoosa
had sent In It's adhesion 10 the Government
at Madrid The Junta OF Burgos bad al
rested General Seaone, on his passage
through thar place Madrid ,onlinl,d
tranquil. General o. Donnell had arrived
at Madrid. aud was to be appointed zap
tain General of the Island of Cuba, cice
General Valdez.
Nothing of importance from Ireland
The lords of the treasury had issued min
ute, which had been received at Dublin,
a copy forwarded to every person holding
Office under Government, threatening with
immediate dismissal every individual who
CONNECTS himself in any way. however re-
- for sk.o aa1 0f
the Union.
Mr.. OConneIl has invited Sherman
Crawford and the best of Ireland's land
lords TO become members o. the Repeal As
sociation He says, In his Litter, that the
relations between landlord and tenant can
moi possibly be suffered 10 remain as they
are There must be an end putt 10 tn.
wholesale massacres Of The clearance sys
tenn. There must be en- end put 10 the re-
taIIatory associations of agents, landlords.
and incoming tenants The stain of blood
must oe effaced by obi,erating rs causes,
and that can be done only by an arrange
ment consented to, and CONQUERED in, by the
best class of landlords, and rendered sufh
cienily protective Of the occupying tenants
Nothing can be more absurd than 10 &C
cuse the repealers of desire for separation
or IOF TeVOlullOtdly NIufcuCc p" nat we
want is 10 preserve and improve the social
srate-not 10 injure il What I've desire Il
TO consolidate the connection with England
upon popular basis-not to sever it,"
There is nothing new from Frame.
REBEccA RIoTs
Sransea, August 4. z o'clock. A. M
No sooner were tive parties whose eAanin-I
alton was sent you in my last report com
mitted, than the Rebeccaites, as ii to show
the wantonness of their power. and their
utter contempt of the very large military
and police force assembled at this place.
actually destroyed three gates. and b,oke
i'm the doors and windows Of a toll house.
liverpool Cotton Market. August 5. 4
o'clock p. M.-The cotton trade has to-day
tolerab.y steady appearance. but the mar
ket does not display any animation. and the
supply of American sorts continues abun-
dant The quotations OF yesterday remain
undisturbed. and me sslrs will amount TO
5000 bales.
Liverpool Corn Market, August Sin
const quence of heavy rains which have
fallen this morning. our market has acquir-
ed more hrmness,, and the transactions of
wheat to day. though on limited scale.
have generally been at rather higher rates.
Flour has likewise brought somewhat bet