American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-10

ing their '.Highland Home" left to the poor of
the parish of Blair 9l00.
The quiet ltto town Of Strathhaven, in La
narkshire, was visited by fire recently, which
destroyed upwards OF forty houses, brewery
and outworks, and left 100 families destitute
MIR. Hurst, NJ. P. for Horsham, has sudtea-
ly discharged his servants, given up housekeep-
ing and departed, with his family for the con-
tinent. His debts exceed fl50,000.
IRELAND.
The usual weekly meeting of the Repeal
Association was held on Monday, the 18th in
staut. MIR. Ray, the Secretary re-appearad in
the execution of his duties, after brief iustfi-
cation to recover from the effects of his mpris-
onment He was the bearer of letters from
MIR. O'Connell.
MIR. OConnell announced that he should re-
appear OF the meeting OF the Association on
Monday, the 25t!i inst, and should then bring
forward two copies ofgreat vital Importance
first, an application to Parliament for the i'm
parchment of persons principally concerned in
the late monstrous prosecutions
Mr.. O'Connell concludes, thus:-'in fine,
then, fellow countrymen, the pause of expert
ment is over; let us rouse again for the peace
ful contest, contest not again to be suspended
until the Parliament is again in College Green,
with all its ancient authority and jurisdiction.
POLAND. The Silesian Gazette states that
in the course of August last, secret assoca-
ton for political purposes was discovered in the
kingdom of Poland, and many arrests were made
at Warsaw and at other places. A committee
appointed to inquire into the matter have liner
ated twenty persons, and have condemned three
lawyers to hard labor for life in Siberia, and
eighteen others TO the like punishment for ten
years; all the property of the condemned to be
conhscated.
PORTUGAL. Lisbon letters of the 10th
inst. narrate the proceedings in the Cortes.--
The Committees appointed to inquire into the
conduct of Government during the late trou-
blcs, had made favorable report, and had re-
commended a bill of indemnity.
CANA. The latest accounts from China
are to the 18th Of July. On that day, Kehung,
the Governor Of Canton, died of old age.
ITALY. Letters in the Augsburg Gazette
report that shot had been fired into the palace
of the Grand Duke OF Tuscany. The Grand
wounded. rigid inqr has failed to detect
tive inundations.
PROVISIONS-AMERI l. Since the 4th inst
a confused good demand Beef has existed, and
previous rates fully supp d. the stock of fine
almost exhausted mod, e amount of business
has been transacted in Pork, Ithout material atcra-
ton i'll price: with better assortment of qualities,
sales would be TO a much grt er extent, Irish Pork
rules very high. Cheese meets ready sale, at full
prices. Owing to the continue advance Oh Irish But
ter, (about Dos from the lowest point) many inquiries
made for American. This article, it calculated
could now come in to pay, even with the high duty
Fine IRISH Is worth 9Os. For Canadian there is q
dy sale, at the quotations.
CORN. A change of wind has considerably in
creased our supplies of Wheat, Flour, &C.; holders
have, however, continued firm Flour and Oatmeal
dull, at barely previous rates. We quote Wheat, U.
States 6 Cd to Is per 40 lbs Canadian 6s Id IS l0d
Flour, U. States, per bril- 27s to 26s Canadian, 26s
27s; Indian Corn, SIS TO 33s per 4s0 lbs.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. ls.
The transactions III Cotton since the close of Fri
days business have been on moderate scale only,
G0u0 bales have met with buyers, Of which 5000 were
sold today viz. 300 Surat 2,d TO Sd 100 Egyptian
SD to ID; 80 Pemam at SD, and the remainder Anne
rican 81 to sd
PASSENGERS.
From Liverpool to Haiax-Capt Thos. Graham,
Mr.. ]. w. Carmichael, w. ]. Coivier.
From Liverpool to Boston-Mr Baltic, Mrs. Rae
and daughter, Mr. John Bryant, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs Lee,
Miss billiard and sisters; Mr.. VIM. Ward, bearer of
dispatches, Mrs. Ward, Mr.. Edward Wilcox, Mr..
Wolf, Mr.. Thomas Seller Mr. G. Bergent, MI Chas.
Bonnaffc, J. Y. Higgn. s. Il. Mormounden and VIM.
Wright and son, Rev. Mr.. Willard. Lit Rose Mr., Ma
len, Reran Thomas, Large, S. NJ. Visart and sens,
Berradis purgc, J. s. CALDWELL Thos, Phillips, Benc-
diet, Robert Foster Parry, F. A. Woodwork.
From Haiifax--E. Twinin, ]. d. Patterson, John
Harris, Andrew Godfrey, Sam'l Reltie w. l. Rose.
SHIPPING NEWS. Ship Richard Ander-
son sailed from Liverpool for Bait 18th ult.
Ships Virginia, Louise and Goethe, from
Bait, arrived at Bremen 18th ult., and Asia at
Halveo 10th ult.
Ship Pocahontas, for Baltimore loading at
Liverpool on the 4th inst.