Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND.

by the arrival OF the packet ships Oxford,
Capt Rd,hbone, and the Patrick Henry. Capt
Deano, from Liverpool. at New York, Lon
don papers to the BED uli. and Liverpool to
the % ult. have been received, being three
days later than the advices by the Hibernia.
The state Of trade at Manchester, Roch-
dale. Halifax, Leeds. Huddersfeld and Brad
ford, continued very brisk All goods for
the winter trade were in active demand, and
particularly those of fancy character. In
the wool markct.heavy domestics were in ac-
tive demand
The new Wheat which had been secured
previous TO the rain, averaged GO lbs. per
hushcI. The general runs found buyers at
53a 5js per quarter, and the most snperi
or brought bus. No change in flour or
corn, and prices were the same as brouess
by the steamers
In Liverpool the imports Of grain for the
week ending the Goth August had been
moderate. Imports of Canadian -four were
extensive, the demand for wheat has ncreas-
ed the price, during the week, Id to Cd per
20 lbs. Some had been purchased for
shipment to Ireland Fine Canadian Aouf
had been IN request. and Cd. advance had
been obtained over the sales Of the 18th. 49,
The demand, however, fell of for Wheat &
-four on the 2lst.
The particulars of the bombardment OF
T'angier By the Prince de Joinville, are
given at length; and, according TO the Span
ish papers, the young prince, flushed with
success, was about to infct like vengance
on Mogadore, Sallee, and Larachc. The
French forces, however, no where attempt
to occupy the territory, and so long as they
abstain from that all cause of offtnce to
the British Government is avoided This
is the dis,incton,aken by the London Time.
and ther Journals.
The war spirit which portions Of the
French press seem most anxious to slimu
late, was less rife; and the soberer journals
both in London and paris, were striving tc
restrain it.
the meeting of the Re peal Association
in Dublin, on the 10Th of August, a e,e
from the Repeal Ass ocalion of N O. wal
was read, enclosing remittance Of E242&
humbIy apologizing for certain expression,
in letter covering former remittance o
6 no, in consequence of which expression,
the money had been sen, back. The rem
for the week was fl les Q.
Mr. Everett, lady and daughter. left Lon
don on the 2Olh Of August, on short tour /,
, the North.
O,O0O hill Coolies (naives OF the hill coun
| try, lndla) were, il is stated IN the GreDoc
Advertiser, about 10 be shipped from Calcut
ia and Bombay for Demeiara, Trinidad AM
Jamaica, with The consent Of the government
and under bonds from these colonies for ihei
, good treatment. The cost of Transporting
them is estimated at fl2 sterling lS6Ol pc
head. II the experiment be successful, VIVA
: is 10 become of The negroes
The Queen and her baby continued to
: well.
The Harrest,--Dry winds, accompanied b
sunshine. for the lew proceeding days, ha
counteracled the injury to the ou,aying crop
IRON heavy rains. In many places,ihe graz
is already stacked, SO that. says the Ipswi,
, Express, "As far as these districts aie COZ
cerned, we may look forward to AN abundai
harvest"
Capt. Warner, who is called the Des,ruc
i've. because Of some formidable prnjeciie i
! has invented, has offered To the goyenrmeI
D that il they will anchor line Of battle shif
buck OF the Goodwin Sands, he will from al
other vessel five miles Df, destroy her with
J pIojeclle. lie requires a guarantee Of on
and a half millions Of dollars in case Of sue
J cess.