Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-07
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
GREAT WESTERN.

/ Aho StCoiucI OfCdS WcSteTn arrived at New
York at IL o'clock Saturday night, with dates L
the 18th inst, her day Of sailing. We copy TIT
items of interest brought by her from the New
York Herald.
The news brought by the Great Western is no
of very great importance.
| Throughout Europe every thing appeared very
quiet, and as happy as things can be under mo.
narchial governments.
| There was a tremendous storm in Ireland on
the 9th and 9th inst, in which several lives were
lost. We had this storm OH the 9th inst; there.
fore, 1t took three days TO cross the Atlantic.
The cotton market is quiet and steady.
The manufacturing districts do not present an
unfavorable appearance.
panied by Guizot. His reception was ,rium-
plant one.
New docks on the Cheshire side of the Mer-
sey are to be erected. This will please every
American ship owner and master.
On the 9th inst, DIR. Symons, who was oppo-
sed by the Puseyites, was elected Vice Chancel-
lor OF Oxford University by majority of 500 to
1873.
The Gazette Of Tuesday notices the further
Propagation OF Parllamen, from Thursday, Octo-
Der 10. to Thursday, the 18th of December.
The Papal government has rejected the propo-
siilon of an English company to construct rail-
road between Civita Vecchi and Rome.
The principal matter of interest in the Foreign
intelligence is the visit of Louis Philippe to the
British Queen. The French King left Treport
on the 7th inst, and arrived at Portsmouth the
following day. He was accompanied by his son
the Due de Montpenser, and M. Guizot. They
were received by the corporate authorities, con-
graduated by the Mayor Of Portsmouth in his
gown, to which the King responded in an i'm
promptu speech in English. Prince Albert and
the Duke of Wellington soon arrived and took
tho Royal guest under their charge. BY these
illustrous guides the French King and suite were
conducted to Windsor, where they were most
We have no room for details.
Nothing now from Ireland with regard to the
repeal agitation. Sir Thomas Wilde, the leading
counsel for the traversers, had refused 10 receive
any compensation for his services.
Great Storm TN DubIn.-A violent storm from
the S. S. f. has prevailed during the last two
days, and last night it blew with terrible severi-
~, almost equalling the memorable gale Of JAM
uary. 1889. An immensely of damage to prop
erty has been caused in this city and its vicinity,
and the loss Of life has also been great. The tide
In the river Liffey has not risen to similar
height for the last twenty years, the food being
several inches deep on the rood and the pathways
OF the quays and the adjoining streets.
Dublin Paper.
Nothing of importance from France. The en-
tire news by the Great Western 10 very barren of
interest.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Oct. 1.-THE demand
tor Cotton has been more general this week, and
again very freely supplied. The market, though
lnanimate, has steady tone; there is not The
least change from the last quotations in the prices
OF any description. Sea Island are without
change. The sales to-day amount to 5000 bales
The prices declared by the Committee of Brokers
this week for fair Cotton are-Bowed 45-sd,
Mobile SD, Orleans 7-sd. Sales from the
9Th to the lth inst. inclusive: 100 Sea Island
1884 l-2; 40 stained do Sal I-2; 6I5O bow
ed Lad 7's; $500 Orleans 7-sa6 l-2; $3.50
Mobile 3 1-2a5-total sales 2654O.
Liverpool Corn Exchange Friday Oct 1.-THE
stale and ordinary iniermix,ures of Canadian
Hour having been offered on low terms, and excl
ting the attention Of buyers, sales of these de-
scriPtions 10 the extent Of about 10000 bbls.
were effected between Tuesday and to-day, at
2ls. TO 23s. per Dbl. At our Com Exchange to
days the transactions in any description of wheat
Were but limited in amount.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Oct. IL.
1obncco-Our Tobacco market, though dull,
remains steady, and about 800 hhds. have me,
with buyers this month at previous rates. OF the
new now samplng, the Western is good, but the
Virginia only middling.