Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-27
From he Picaguac, Sept, 22d.
ARRIVAL OF rnE GREAT WESTERN.
roua DAYS LATER rnoM EUROPE.

foUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Great Western, Capt Mathews, ar.
rived at New York on tho evening OF tho
OH inst, having left Liverpool on the 23d
OF August.
She brought las passengers, among
a whom are the Hon. Daniel Jenlier, late
u American Minister TO AUSTRIA Hon. Mr.
Bouware, late American Minister to Ma
\ pies; Hon c. Hughes, late American MN
# lister 10 the Hague; four ConsuIs, one
u member of the British Parliament one
~ Sheriff, &c.
There is later news from India, where,
we regret to say, the cholera was raging |
in many places with great violence. IN
the Puniaub il had made sad havoc, car
rying off at Lahore from 500 to 600 dal,
". Lahore from 10000 to 10000 had
~ fallen victims TO 1t.
" The most important news by this arm
val is an outbreak at Leipsic and some
H other places in Germany, growing out OF
the schsm in the Roman Catholic Church
produced BY Ronge and his coadIutors
At Leipsic, the military we're ordered ioI
I fire on the crowd, and II persons were
killed, including one or two police men,
two students OF the University, &c.
In cotton there has been little change
Although American descriptions have
been offered freely, prices had been sus,
tanned. See the report below
The London journals, and especially
the Times, continue 10 give very tull de-
tails OF the Queens journey in Germany.
She was at Mayence on the 18th, the la
test dates, and was TO leave the next day
for Coburg, via Wurzburg. At the grand
dinner at Bruhl the King OF Prussia made
a brief speech, and gave toast. "der
Majesty, the Queen of Great Britain and
ireland. Long live Queen Victoria and
her most Iluslrious consohw The Paris
papers have also despatched special re-
porters to attend her progress.
Paris and its vicinity were visited on
the 10th by a tremendous hurricane,
which broke or tore up by the roots, trees
Of large dimensions, and did other extern
sive damage.
Accounts from Rouen, received in Paris
state tina: large factory was blown
down by the hurricane of the 19th-20O
persons were said 10 have been killed and
wounded.
The official prints represent Louis
Philippe as leading a very active life, and
daily taking much exercise at Eu, where
the Prince and Princess dc JoinVlIle and
the Prince de Salerno were daily expected
The Paris Constitutional states that the
immense and rich appanage Of the Prln
cess dc JoinviIe in Brazil is hencelorth tc
be worked by free labor.
Considerable dissatisfaction is felt a
the manner in which the Pennsylvania
interest is provided for. The money ar
ticle in the Times of the 22d, after ex
planning that the section of the act re
lating to the matter simply converts al
those certificates which she gave in thu
years, 1842, '43 and IA, in lieu of the in
terest which then fell due, into five pc
cent. stock, to be represented by new Ger
,ificates, has the following remarks:
"Thore is one point on which the cred
itors here are somewhat dissatisfied, an
that is, that while the certificates whic
they now hold bear interest al the rate 0
and 6 per cent, it will only be compu
ted at Al per cent, in allowing them tn
new stock"
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, August g.
Throughout the greater part Of this wee
the market has been dull, and rather low
er prices have been taken; but yeslerda
and today there has been more bushes
doing, and better rates have been obtained
but stllit is difficult TO sell at last week
prices, although we cannot make an
change in the quotations. Brazis al
dull of sale, but without change EgyI
iians are pon: lower; sale has bee
made today Of 1000 bales at l-8d. |
Surats there has been pretty good bus
ness doing at ready prices: $500 Amer
can, 1900 Egyptian, aud $50 Surat, hay
been taken on speculation; and 5000
merlcan and $50 Surat for export. II
sales Of the week amount 10 5000 bale
The HARVEST Liverpool, Aug. 3d.
Yesterday was fine, but the night, as
are going 10 press, looks Threatening
The accounts from the rural districts al
more favorable than could be expecte
The damage done by the late storm is NJ
extensive. The harvest has commence
pretty generally, and fortnlght's III
weather would produce good save.
(Which is The best house in--
said a gentleman on a steamer, addreSsr