Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-30
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ARRIVAL - THE mBfaSlA
The llIbcrniu arrived at Boston on the
/ night OF tho "a instant, with 1916 pnssen
, gers and the mails. She left Liverpoo
on the 10Th of October, at 90 minutes pas
+ . IN the afternoon, arrived at Halifax on
the morning OF the LIST inst, at minutes
past Q, sailed from there ut half.past
that afternoon, and arrived at Boston OF
the I'd, at MISUNDERSTANDING the pas
sage in IA days and hours.
Wilmer a. Smiths European Times of
the 10Th ult, speaks thusTof the cotton
markot;-Picayuae.
The sales throughout the week have
been considerable, ana the quantity offer.
ing is large.--'Hhe Committee OF Brokers
have reduced the quotation Of fair Up.
land to 4 l-21., fair Mobile to led, and
fair Orleans TO 3 4d, These prices are
within l8d. of the lowest prices of last
year for the same quality. Some holders
are waiting further accounts, and others
are pushing their stocks on tho market,
rather than to await the issue OF another
crop. The tendency of the market is in
favor Of the buyer: the market, IN fact,
is looking down. The sales yesterday
were between 1900 and 5000 bags. In
the course of the week 1900 Americans,
and goo Surats have been taken on Specu
laton; and 400 American, 800 Surat and
100 Pernambuco for export.
The same excellent Journal furnishes
,,,ith nf ini in rr,otinp from
which we abridge the folIowing:--
The King of the French had returned
to his dominions, Previously, the Order
of the Garter was conferred upon his Ma
.iesty. at Windsor Castle, amidst great
pomp and magnifcence. On the l4thI
uIt., accompanied by the Queen and
Prince Albert, he proceeded TO Ports
mouth, with tie view Of embarking at
that port, on his return to Treport. Such,
however, was the lhreatning aspect Of the
weather, that he considered it prudent
not to risk the dangers of the passage,
and finally determined to cross the chan
mel from Dover TO Calais. Leaving hlsI
royal hosts at Portsmouth, he returned to
London, and proceeded TO the terminus OF
the Dover railway. Here he found the
station cnveoped in fames--a destructive
fire having broken out previous to his ar.
rival. This catastrophe detained him but
for a short time. lie was soon accommo-
dated with Il special train, and FASTENED
off 10 Dover.
Oar Minister, Mr.. Everett, had return
ed to London, from a visit on the Cont-
nent.
Mr.. C Iemson, our newly appointed
Charge d'Atlaires al Belgium, had arrl-
we'd at Brussels.
Mr. Daniel O'Connell has addressed al
long epstIa, from his retreat at Derry
name, to the Repent Association, in which
he dwelIs omphatlcally upon the federal
project, and hints his Partially Tor 1t III
contradiStnction to Repeal.
The weekly meeting of the ASSOCIATION
was held as usual on the l4th OF October.
]. P. Somers, Esq, NJ. P, who occupied
the chair, spoke rather warmly, Jeclar-
ing "his firm conviction that neither the
pertilogging pertinaclty oil jury pack
ing Attorney General, supported by the
more profound and infamous lnlqulty OF
the Government. can for one moment re-
.ard the accomplishment of repeal" and
in the same breath denouncing the said
Attorney General as "sordid and de-
graded paceman,"
1t is generally rumored in Ireland that
Lord Heytesbury, in consequence OF the
death of his lady, has determined tore
sign the high office TO which he was so
recently appointed.
Lord Peterborough, the late Governor
General of India, has arrived in Eng
land He has been raised a step in The
peerage, by the title OF the "EarI Of Ell
enborough and Viscount Southam."
Count d. NeSserode and suite en-
barked early on the l4th OF October. on
board the mail packe: Wan, JoiIIitie, for
Hamburg
The Archi pelago is infested with pi-
rates to such a degree that even King
Otho's cutter yacht has been pIundered,
and every soul on board butchered.
A ConstantinopIe letter oil the 25th o t
states, upon the authority ol (
the captain of Greek vessel from An. 1
dros, that French war-steamer had cap
tured near that island, piratlcal vessel,
which had just before taken trading YES n
sci, and massacred all the crew. t
On the 14th OF October, Mr. Hampton, h
the aeronau', assembled IRON the Porto &