Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-08-03

Later from England
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Cotton Sympathy N Er'aai tar o.
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Cotfog --Rctrriog drst 10 the cotton
mnfkcl. tn us IN This latitude Of the Ere
,mporinncr. wo arc pleased 10 perceive
lhntltIs Far moro favorable Than other
wise. Tho Liverpool report OF the cot
ION market Tor luly Sd, says
Tho transactions 10 cotton since no De-
,parlnro OF the Great Western have been
ON AN extensive scales at no period has
the domond sackcncd, the trade pureha.
stnq with undated confidence, and spec
.ulniors operating to a lair cNlont Amo'
rieon sorts and Surals are fully Al. PEI
.lb. hiphor. and the market altogether has
n Grm pnd healthy aspect. The business
done This week has been large; the sales
have averaged from 1000 to 5000 bale,
each day, aud amount ullogetherto about
$4,000 tales. Prices Of all descriptions
are Very firm; and BraziIs, which were
previously depressed, are now selling al
is to Id. advance on the lowest point oil
last weeks rates.
The Corn Laws are still pressed home
on the ministry by the friends Of the
League. On the whole, the political bed
or the premier, at the present time, Is
anything but a bed Of roses, aud no one
knows how soon he may be called on by
the voice Of the country. expressed, fee
bly, as it is, by the representatives, OF the
people in parliament, to vacate It. Sir
Robert Peel is a practical statesman. lie
would have the old Tory party adapt It..
self to the new order Of things, which the
Catholic Emancipation Act, the Reform
Bill, and the annihilation Of the close
borough system have brought about.
IRELAND.-Our news from Liverpool
being but to the 4th, the day on which
the appeal Of O'Connell and the other
onspirators' was to have come before the
House OF Lords, we, Of course, have no
knowledge Of the result Of the notion
The excitement on the question of sym
pathy and repeal was, in the meantime,
kept up without tagging
The Liberals of Dublin have resolved
10 elect O'ConnelI their next Lord Mayor,
and thus the strange anomaly will be
witnessed Of the man chosen to execute
the laws Of the city in prison within its
limits for their violation.
SPAIN.--We note not much transpiring
in Spain. There are rumors, of course,
of conspiracies. The marriage Of the
Queen with the son of Don Carlos was
also spoken Of
The Queen has conferred the Grand
Cross of Charles Ill, on Santa Anna, Pre-
sldent Of the Republic Of Mexico.
FRANCE. The most interesting por-
ton Of the intelligence received from
France since our last publication relates
to the affairs Of A geria and Morocco.
The Emperor Of Morocco, on receiving
the report of the defeat sustained bv his
troops, disavowed the conduct of their
1t appears that another at
tack was made by the Moroccan army
IN a most treacherous manner, whilst
FL Guennaoinl, the son Of the Emperor,
was engaged in negotiating with Gen. BIZ
deau, at spot about three quarters Of a
league from the French camp on the
ed-Moulah. The attack was made by
The fanatic and undiscipIined soldiers,
without the knowledge Of their chief
The conference was, of course, abruptly
and the French, being taken
BY surprise, at first retired in good order
hey, however, speedily resented the on
set, and inflicted a terrible vengeance on
he enemy. More than 800 lay dead on
he field Of battle, not including those
carried away by the defeated.
According to adviccs from Algeria,
had re-antered that terrific
y at the head Of 1900 horseman, and ex-
'cutei a razzia in the country OF the
}orgias.