The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1843-10-28

Sent. IS. Tho demand fof Cotn sine
Friday last bs. proved extensive. We h.v
no decided advance in prices TO notice, b'
tho market has been firm, and 5000 bale
have changed hond., Al steady rates; spec
uIalor. have purchased 1000 bales, The
- sales to-day have consisted Of 10000 bales
viz 500 West Iodia Cad, 100 Bahia Od'
go Msrnnbam SD to SD, 300 Egyptian
Il sd 10 O., 100 Petnam CID, 300 Sea- ISL
and IOd to 1919, 800 Sura, 2iJ to 3'd, and
remainder Ameficaa.
One of,he most interesting items OF nows
brought BY tho Acadia, is The boiniolng Of
The Uaited States Sloam Friga.c Missouri,
an accoun, of which will be found in another
part Of our paper
II will 10 recoected tina, Her Majesty.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, soon Of
ter tho Propagation of Parliament. Aug 2l'h
paida visit TO the King Of the French, by
Iexpress invitation, at his chateau d'Eu in
Normandy. The occurrence is only 70
markabie from the fact that such thing has
not happened since the days Of Henry VIII
and that. we believe, was followed by war
between the two Monarchies. After near
a weeks residence at Eu, the royal visi.
ters embarked in the royal yacht, at Ire.
port, September 7lh, on their return 10 Eng
land. At the latest dates they were ia
Belgium, where the Queen was received
with much enthusiasm, paying visi. TO .hs
King and Queen Of the BsIgians. Ills ru'
mored that His French Majesty, Loui.
Philippe will return The honor done him b.
queen Victoria. Her Majesty is agai'
announced as being in an "interestin,
state" The European Times says:
"The new royal yacht is wha, is terme
"CGpper," aad Mr.. President lyle
must not feel surprised if, some fine NOR
ming, before his term Of Office expires, h,
receives friendly visit from Engl ndi
spirited and sightseeing little Queen"
O'Coanell is pushing forward tho repea
agitation in Ireland with undated vigor
Before the union of England and Irslan'
into one Kingdom, both countries had sepe
rate parliamen,s. The act Of union, con
sis'ing Of eight articles, having been adop,
cd by tho ,wu houses Of parliament in eact
, country, and approved by George the III
went into operation on the Isl Of January
1901. This act united the two countrie.
uRder the style Of the ssUni.ed Kingdom 0
Great Britain and Ireland" and merg q
the separate parlaments into the prssen
, body, styled by the second article "Ths
Parliament Of the United Kingdom Of Grea
Britain and Ireland The object of tn,
/ repealers is to break up the present unior
so tar as to restore the Irish psrliamen,
UConnell presented his plan for the rss,o
ration Of that body at the meeting Of III.
i Repeal Association, on tho 22d Of August
$ 10 her speech Proroguing Parliament, the
a Queen expressed her "frm determination
$ tnviota'e the legislative union" Of the twe
|, countries. A great repeal NEE ting wa.
held at Loughrea on the 10Th Of September
lO'Connell addressed the vast assemblage
chiefly in denunciation Of the Queens speech
which he considered as that Of the ministry,
asserting that its tendency was to decrease
the feeling Of attachment which the Irish
people had for the person Of her Majesty
The proceedings At the Corn exchange are
said Dot to have passed more than ordinary
interest. Money continued to be received
from America, f5OO had been received
from Pennsylvania, and letter from John
Tyler ", expressing sympathy for the re.
pealers, which was ordered 10 be entered on
the minutes and respectfu. answer retur.
ned. o'Connel was busy in denouncing
the notorious Bennett, Of ihe N. I. Herald.
The grand banquet of the Royal Aqri-
cultural Improvement Society Of ireland
was served up on Thursday. the SIS. Aug.
The Duke Of Leiostsr presided, and many
other distingues, without distinction Of party.