Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-01-19
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

by the arrival of the packet ship ENGLAND.
Captain Waite, the editors of the New York
Commercial Advertiser have LIVERPOOL papers
to the Sih, and London to the 9TH OF December.
being two days later than those brouuht bv
the Rochester
The news is of but liule general importance.
4 ne cotton market was rather wagering, and
prices, though not noticed as lower, were
scarcely as well sustained as during the pre-
vions week.
There was report, not considered au-
.henuc however, that the insurgents of BARGE
Iona had surcnderedat discretion, all bu, 200
men who had shut themselves up in one Of the
iorts, aud were disposed to make a stubborn
resistance.
The latest accounts from Syria were tina,
TIE Druses and Maronite Christians were
threatening farther hostil,ies AGAINST The
TURKS, and that there was little hope of tran
guilty until the mountalneevs should have es-
ablshed their independence.
IL ne London papers, III most courily phrase,
inform her Majesty's loving subjects that a.
no'her most interesting and important event
''e advent OF Number three in the juvenile
department OF royalty may be expected to
take place in March
The naval and military gentlemen are be-
whether they are TO finger any portion of the
Chinese tribute-millions, under the dynom;na-
ton of prize money.
At meeting of The Merchant Company Of
Edinburgh resolutions were adopted, protest
ing against the continuance of tIie income tax
now That the wars i'll China and India are
brought TO n close.
It's stated from Hamburger that the new
tariff of the German Custom Union has crea-
ted perfect panic among the merchants of
that city who trade in British manufactured
goods.
The "Norih America arrived out on the
IN uil. with two days later news than the
Great Westerns.
The Solway steamer, from the Yves, Indies,
reached southampton on the 9th, with S262,-
UUO III specie. The yellow fever had been
very prevalent on board, and at one time no
less than 81 were on the sick list. Tie vel
low fever had also been OH board tie Thames
and Trent
The London Times says that the frightful
system OF outrage and murder is again renew
ed in Ireland.
The lmPerial Bank of Austria has G0,O0O,-
OO0 ilorins in It's vaults.
There is no change In the duties on For
eIgn Grain. Some further sales on bonded
American Flour had been made for export at
us. I'd. per Dbl. American barrel, sweet, is
quoted al DTS. 10 2Ss.
'9mer'can StockS.-The London Herald Ct
the Ith nlt. urges the expectancy "of a general
meeting OF all those who have invested in the
STATE bonds and other securities of the Amer
lean Union, III order to concert and AGREE M
on one common course of action i'm aid Of The
iaudab!c idbOrS of their friends and a1vocatas
on the other side Of the Ailantic'' In the
course OF the article the hope is INDUCED thai,
people will refrain from purchasing any more
state stocks, however accredited of worth. and
probably cheap III prices. AT the same time
holders are recommended to refrain from SELL
ing at the depressed rates now ruling
Judge DoRAS. of Philadelphia, has decided
That communications made by prisoner to the
Keeper OF prison ought not TO be given in evi-
dence against him on trial.