The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-05
From the N. Y. Tribune.
ARRIVALOF THE
CALEDONIA.

q F1NA w tAN NAh INST atAAfNN - -Fe'
ton on the 18th. the item olnews most
important 10 the people Of the United
States is the Improvement in the Cot
ton Market aud the general revival Of
trade OVth - EngIand aud 10 France.
The Queen prOrOgusd the protrae-
ted session of Parliament by a speech
in person.
The arrival Of Espartero and his
suite ID London created some. sensa-
ton. He was presened TO the
Queen at Windsor by the Earl OF Alb
erdeen.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
made a visit to France. They ware |
met at Treport by Louis Philippe on
board the steamer, where he was re-
ceived by the Queen and Prince Al
bert on the quarter deck. He well
coined the Queen 10 the most cordial
manner and embraced her. He also
gave Prince Albert a most cordial re-
ception. The Prince JoinvilIe was on
board, having accompanied them from
Cherbourg to Treporl. On the landing
ofthe Queen she was met at the head
Of the fight ofsteps by theQueen of the
French, the Queen Of the Belgians,
the Duchess Of Orleans, Madame Adj
elaide and the Princesses. Louis Phil
ippe presented Victoria to the Queen
OF the French, who took her by both
hands and sahted her several times on
both cheeks, with an evident warmth
of manner which showed chat she
meant more than mere courtly Ell
quette.
10 the evening at Eu, the churches
and public buildings were illuminated,
and the whole country around psrtici-
Patsd in rejoicings,and aroyal banquet
was given.
ltN ,F0maEed thar Louis Philippe
willmiafa o MAt dpnng the au-
tumH- ANA.
IRREkHD.~v9 GaRnels continues
his repealmogements Alta late NEE
ting ofthe Repeal Association he pro-
posed plan for the restoration Of the
! Irish Parliament. The 6rst article in
the "Plan" commences with these
words Il. The Irish People rec
ognize, acknowledge, maintain and will
continually preserve and uphold upon
the throne Of Ireland, her Majesty
| Queen Victoria whom God protect }
Queen by undOubted right, &c. sc.
/ From Wilmer and Smiths Europe
an Times we copy the following:
i COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.
The last few days have Witnessed
uncommon animation in the Liverpool
Cotton Market, prodBced by the unla-
vorable accounts which came TO hand
on Wednesday,by the Acadia, respec-
ting the new crOp. On the arrival Of
The news also at Havre, the cotton
market WIS thrown into great activity.
! A considerable advance has been the
result, and an enormous amount Of bus
mess has been transacted. Apart from
this, however, business generally wears
a more healthy appearance than il has
done for some time past, and conf
dence is reviving.
| During the last week Cotton, to the
enormous quantity Of $4,000 bales has
changed hands--half on speculation,
the other half to the trade. Prices,
in some instances, have advanced as
much as a larihing, il every instance
an eighth per ID. which making every
allowance for the news brought by the
stesmeris considered somewhat extra
ordinary, when there is al present. on
hand a stock very little short Of mil
lion Ofbales. Conlemporaneous with
the Acadia's advices, the manulaclu-
ring districts have been experiencing
q revival, and both circumstances have
transpired to produce that extraordi-
nary excitement 10 the market which
has been just Witnessed. The trade
Of Manchester is at the present mo-
meni in a state u greater activity than
il has been for some years past; and all
The monthly circulars'pUblished in that
town describe the activity TO be gener-
al. But the improvement is not con-
fined to cotton alone-Ihe Woolien,
Iron. and other trades have received
81 impetus. Foreign orders from va
Fious parts Of the world are coming in;
but what is still better, as indicating a
permanent improvement the home
trade is in = far more prosperous
state.
This favorable stare Of affairs is the
result Of extensive orders from Russia
India, the Levant and Germany, while
the accounts Of the English manulac-
tured goods received from the United
States, especially the Southern pats,
are said to Be encouraging.