The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-06-08
ARRIVAL OF THE lilRERNlA.
Fifteen days Later from Euyops,


Fifteen days Later from Europe,
Business has not been very krhk Gotta
was l'lle firm. There has been no nc Inn
change /" prices, however.
LORD Peterborough, Governor Genera, !,
'no'a' mas been recalled. This produced ,
great excitement throughout England
Spain and Morocco are going - VIZ,
WIN each other Portugal is sui plecte,
with sedtions. N'N'
ha'y 's IN feverish state.
Her Mojes'y's accouchmen, NAV be -,
pec!ed about the beginning of July.
The Capital of British RAILWAYS now az
'eeds sixty millions sterling, and Yield a
revenue of six millions per annum.
" was expected 'ha, tho Emperor of
RUSSIA would arrive in England en- a vis;,
to her Majesty, abou, the second week .f
May. %
vast numbers of emigranls, from all part.
u nc empire, are now nocking into Liver.
p'o' on 'hef way 10 Canada and the United
Suites
Dr'ish |drhament the ODD nit
Mf bpwrlng asked whether Governmen,has|
any official knowledge of treaty between
America and the German ZJllverein, signed |
on the 93d March, by which tobacco, the
produce Of America, was to be admitted in
I" Germany at duty of four dollars per
c~i. rlw cotton free of duty, and other ar.
ticles at low duties in consideration of the
admission OF German manufactures on more
favorable terms.
Sir r. Peal said i, was true that such a
treaty had been signed, bu, it had not We,
been ratified.
MIR. Laboncbere said that exstiao tea, .
ties rendered is.nmpossble for the United
STATES TO admit the productions Of GERMANY
on more favorable terms than ours. and
consequently that any reduction in favor oil
herman manufactures must be equally ia
vorabe 70 those of Great Britain. i
Sir r. Peel said few words TO thu same ,
effect, but thought ii would be better to alb =
siam from any observation just a, present, /,
as the treaty alluded to had not been ratified,
Elections IN England elections !,
which have taken place in consequence Of ;.
the law appointments, have determined in
favor OF the Government. The anti corn 9
law league showed fsh, at Exeter, and the n
result was very hunliating to its popuari n
u there. n
The Great Britain Steamer. The dilem.
ma IN winch hls VESSELS so extraordinarily :,
placed IL not get overcome. Il is stated in -
derapath's Railway Journal, thai it is in. r
tended to ll(t her, by very simple nroce 8 - :,
through the dock gates. Il is expected sho =
wa sale tor New York on the Is Of july -
II appears, by a parliamentary paner c,
I'' issued that the quantity of European
'heese imported into this country, i, The 80
ear ended January 5, 1914, was I36 2lo ou
wi; from British possessions, 70 cwt. TotaI a ~
the year, 1889 cwr va "a.
reIana-!State Productions. The ,ur 81 r,
'af upon these fruitful subjects of litioa,;oo 81,
GEMS likely to be prolonged beyond all ocl
sasonable expectation. ~
Upon The opening of caster term, the ass
'nv'c'ed parties were called upon to al, ha,
nd 70 receive judgment, which they i'm. ind
eu'a'e'y met by notice Of motion for = we
:" 'r'ai' founded upon The afiidays of Nj,
: mationy and other agents Of The trayers.
> 10 The effect that there had been So -,
oss' w'iial, and corrup, suppression Of Tho w.,
80 % certain persons 'qual fed to be nm
,,.,o >" me special jurors Iist for the milo
| io44'" respecting whicich thew saw a,h, '
~ 'e oonsclenciousIy Ct opinion tina, sny,