Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-21
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.

The steamship Caledonia arrived at Boston on Monday
bringing dates TO the 18th inst.
The news, excepting that portion from Ireland BROUGHT
by the Caledonia is Of little interest
American Flour quoted Liverpool ON the 9th at
u.s. n 49,. Cd. per Dbl
Money continued to be abundant nj the loves, ro,e of
terest.
The Queen and infant Princes were doing we'll
INSULT To MIR. EvTRErr. ANERcAS MISisTIR.-
When the heads Of Oxford College were confer
the degree Of L. L. d. Mr. Everett tho theatre Of the
University number Of under graduates assaicd Mr. Ever
EFT with hissngs and hootng-tho only motive being his
being Unitarian. The heads OF the College have expires
their regret in address to Mr.. f.
On that Sir X. Peel has minated to the Bishop Of
London the settled determination Of Government 10 put
down the Pusey movement and that shall shortly hear
OF the sEpersedeGsing Of bishops well magistrates
Three packet ships arrived Liverpool from ~ Y The
Sheridan Capt DE Peyser, reached the 2Oth u; was
followed by the Geo. Washington. Capt Burrows on TN.
3Oth, and by the United States Capt Bnton yesterday
DsTINcrIsuID STRANGERs-Among the PASSENGER, in
the Caledonia Count DOrsay aud the Counties. of
bessington, travelling under assumed Names tile former
accompanied by valet aud the latter by female servants
RIOT AT CARMARTHEN.
moo III about 5000 persons horse and foot and ar
med, attacked the woIkhouse ut CamaThen, Wales and
recently destroyed the contents OF the building and were
hnay dispersed only after desperate resistance from the
military.
ID.
RECEPTION OF oCoNNELL Ar ENNIS 200 900 PERSONS
ASSEMBLED
Mr. oConnell had demonstration Ennis, for the
county OF Clare, Thursday l5th u and the meeting
rs described as more numerous lan any that preceded it
the numbers stated 700 900! including about 900
horsemen the cavalcado Of extended from Ennis to
NewmaTket-six miles. The preparation Tor his reception
most elaborate; the entrance 10 the town 'shole
trees were planted with umpha arches the road
mottos and deviccs.
In Difference the advice of Lord Farnham several of
his friends and have resolved to his
usual Protestant and Orange anniversary of July
One OF OConnelPs Repeal demonstrations took place at
Slubberdeen ON Thursday the 22d June The Cork Ex
aminer says that is impossible give any thing like
correct estimate OF the numbers present, but calculates
them TO be between 100000 and 900 900
Galway was next taken possession OF by the Repealers
on SUNDAY, with the same style of proceedings: DIR.
Brown, the Bishop ot Galway, taking active part Lord
French was the Chairman At the dinner about 600 gen.
enen sat down I. the table in pavilion specially erected
for the purpose Mr. OCOune put the peaceabe turn of
ms views more decidedly than he has yet dome
1T Is but fortnight ago, when attending n meeting at
MnoW, That there came upon the maddenng informa.
ton that the country OF birth threatened To be eu
ged with the blood OF her children. Watching during that
short period with eBgerness the evoutons of our
enemies now proclaim TO perpetual peace. and
stTugglc-merey in political strifeboodlcss stainless
crmeess, upon partleaving enemy the paltry
resources only Of useless and uuuvang resistance
MI oConnol, in his speech said this moment he had
ooO,OoO repeaers he would begin another career They
to lrshmen.
meeting at Athlone Sunday was held-from 600
To 100000, many them women and one writer saws bnt
100 priests were ON the ground.
The Repeal rent for the week n, the N,d,,
meeting OF the association the Dublin Corn Exchange
fl ,25S.
Flour more writs supercede Irish Justices Of the peace
are Announced-SiT Valentine Blake being one of the dis
missed.
CHINA, INDIA AND SPAIN.
tie news from China extends the 2Sth of March Her
Macsys steamer Vixen; with the Secretary OF Legation ON
d.l,t ,f.
ton Of the treaty anticipated, in of the
death ot Sopoo Everything continues qUir and the ILL.,
feeling towards the English appeared be abatng Can.
ton.
Nothing Of any in the way of lighting has occurred
since our last; but another great battle looked for
the beginning OF June There Mahomcd had manned Il,
collect from the hills the westward an army OF 80 600 Be-
looches with 20 guns these posted in strong position
near IydoTlbad, OFF communication viii,
Shukk1r was understood that Sir Charles Napier would
go out 10 meet them So reiniorcemens arrived sui
cien To make up for the loss Of her Maes 22d and the
LIST Grenadiers.
Consiannope udvces speak of the continuance Of hos,
ule demonstrations on all sides, but OF decided acts
From Alexandria the is important inasmuch as the
fnchh has publicly expressed his of ssociang in
ne Government his grandson Abbus, in consequence
ms own age and inhmtos, and lbrahms being an invalid
Unfortunately between lbrahim and ALbas there is dead
~ icud, which, 81 the old mans DEATH may lead to civil war
Additional intelligence has come to hand from So,in
ne cash oi Christina doing Its work with Spanish pat
rlOtsm.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. July 4.
having been the the
we collect from the circulars cotton bro.
kers the following particulars respecting the trade during
the past six months.
Export-There have been exported, from January TO
June SO 3lSIO bales during the period 1892 the
export amounted IL $780, there has therefore been de-
crease this year IN the quantity exported 720 bales
lmport-The import of cotton from the lst of January to
he SUN OF January 10 the Both Of June, has been 49
bales against, in the correspondent period of 1912
o9o showing increase in the present years of 32l ssh
bales.
-, - L.
uty taken for consumption from the first January 10 the
3Oih OF june compared with quantity taken in
the same time last year, OF IS 500 bales The total quant
aken Tor consumption Is bl9 100 against 57U 600 bales
The average weekly consumption has 2i 965 bales
June 30, 1872 it had been 81 so that there has
tins year been an increase Of 1902 bales weekly.
SrocE-The stock the 3Jth June the largest ey er
known at the Same period, IL amounted to the enormous
quantity Of 81 800 bales against 6I3 800 at the same time
last year. and thus showing increase Of 267 500 bales
The stock on the 3lst Of December 1872 500 bales
IAEEN oS SFrcCLArIov.-The low prices of cotton and
the difficulty OF finding employment Tor money tempted
capitalists into the market Up the 3Oh of June last year
spectators had taken only 10000 bales I'D to the same
this year, their purchases had reached 1884, 700 exhibiting
an increase uf %. 500 bales.
PRIcEs-Pricos have been lower than WIS ever known
before; and low they will from the weight of the
stock, during the remainder Of the year
July The market Saturday was by no means ami.
mated but prices continued the those previously
quoted About 1000 bales sold, and Yesterday 81
mlar number OF bales disposed The supply is still
very large and there IS no prospect Of any improvement
prices
LoNpoS CorroN MARKET. July2d-Fcw transactions have
been effected IN Cotton since previous report. The
market continues In depressed state and the sales of the
past week were only 700 bales Surn ordinary and low mid
ding at 2id to 3d. and 10 bales Bowed Georgia at 3d per
10.
Prices have been lower thnn was known before and
low they viii continue, from the weight Of the stock during
the remainder Of the year.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, July 49,
Flou-FTcsh wheat held nominaly at 25 and is very
dull.
Gran-Wheat-Alo Of about 1000 bus flight were sold
on Saturday NJ l0Sc and Monday 1000 bus Of fair in
store ht lOc; and about 1900 do aoa and to-day
small lot Of $50 bus. at lic # very prime quality We
quote the price nj 100 TO ll0c. Coma sale Of 500 bus
round yellow made yesterday 5GI and about 900 Of
no sales, price about G. Gle Oats-About 500 bus of
Delaware brought ~ c and 2sc were offered and not nc
copied for lot Of Virgna sale Of 400 bus Pcnnsyyan
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