Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-11
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fsf Condition. Of Ireland 1pnffr.
I Money .Markst.
The steamship Cambria. Captain Judy
kins, with dates from Liverpool 10 the l9lk
ult., aud Halifax dates 70 the "a inst.I both
inclusive, snchosed OF Boston Light On
Thursday nisht.at hall past seven CLOCK
Affsirs ID England had rehched crisi,
The last Cabinet Council u which 81
have accounts, was held At the residenes
&c Sir Rober. Peel on the cth uh. An
The Ministers III town were fssesent. and
previous 10 its session. the Hfesident q h
ihes Board 81 Trade had az interview WIN
Itke Premier. III was expected thai n.
question whether 81 not ibe ports shoulS
be Immediately opened. was then decid.
led.
+ was conceded On all hands that ihap
alternative Of ihe Ministry ID this crisi,
was open ports or resignation.
The corn market CONTINUES is fiss md
TIE averages total. The latter now Stand,
for the week al is; but the belief is eaio.
ing groundsfhat before the end Of the Se,r !.
with the advancing market, corn win "a
admitted at the lowest duty Ia shilling
per quarter.
The produce markets remain in tolsr,.
IDLY healthy condition.
The cotton market psriakes Of the de-.
preston into which every, description q
business Is fof time plugged, There /,
very litle doing. although. as compared
with the inactivity .of the previous iort.
night, the market wears symptoms Of ami, J
nation.
Trade in The manufacturing disirjeis /.
down.
Marshal Soplt, Minister Of War, ha, re-.
signed. General 81. You has been 40.
pointed his successor.
Meetings have been held in Ireland "a
take into consideration the state Of ,he 90.
tato crop Of the couotry and resolution,
we're passed. and submitted 10 Sir r. Peel
asking for he opening of the ports; 10 STOP
TIE distillation Of grain, and the grating
of 2 loan Of million and b halfrt0l>0ply
their present necessities.
The, accounts from Algeria sho hat
the French areAslll busy makingrlhe most
ample preparations for the subjugaiion Of
the inhabitants.
A rumor from Russia, which has obtain
Ell little credit, states that Nichols intends
u abdicate i'd favor OF his successor. and
'hat when he LEFT 81, Petersburg for Italy
this had been resolved upon.
/ The Duke and The Corn. Laps 1t i
now currently reported that the Duke of
Wellington il opposed 10 changes in The
corn laws. Tor 70 the adoption o. any mea.
sures which may be supposed injurious 10
The agricultural INTERESTS The Duke. II
I isrumored. washes his hlnds Of all such
| projects, but says to.his colleagues, .i'if
YOU are determined 10 Interfere al all, call
Parliamea, Together, and lay your plans
before hem Morning. Chronicle.
FrOmths Mark L.as Express
The Corn aTrade-The all engrossiup
topic coEiinuesstoi be The disease In the
potato crop. The fne weather experienc.
eed during The past three or four weeks
gas been favorable for digging up This root,
and 'he greater proportion has now been
raised !; the lime has therstore arrived u
which something ike an estimate Of The
extent Of The failure may be formed. We
have been a. considerable painslo collect
information Oh this importanr subject; and
from the general tenor Of onr advices. We
fear that The damage is quite asgreat Is
Iit has been pfesented. The most serious
cause for appre hension is, however, the
facl that large proportion OF the crop
which, al THE lime Of raising, appeared
sound, has been found moi 10 keep.
| TI Thu
the potato disease continue very alarming,
put different methods having been adopt
ed totPreserve those not attacked. i. was
hoped ? portion Of the crop would al least
be saved. There, as on this side Of The
channel. the corn markets had become
dull.
From ne London 7Snss, M, 6l
OPENING Of the Ports -, is no use for
men, whether in The Cabinet or out Of il,
tol disguise Of underrate lhe magnitude Of
The impending danger. Il is no use for
them TO argueibat, because wheat ischeap
in England, there is DO chance OF famine
here; OF that the failure Of The potato crop
lip Ireland cannot affect the corn markets
in this county. The facts are known 10 I,
every man who has had ahe will s6d op-
portunity for inquiry. Wheat IS cheap.
But what wheat? The very worst that's
Brought to market. Good wheat-ihe
wheat which supplies HE table Of all mid.
ale class fsmil ies--is already dear. Wadt.
then, may il De expected to be four, five, sir /
ard ten months from this timea The jug.
gle,of the averages returns fictitious price
Iust now BY confounding the good with
The bad. 1t
VI The trial oil the abollisdisfs Citizens Of
Ohio,l who were concerned 10 abduciing
'laves rom Virginia. cane on al Psrkers.s
burg. Va, OF the Hlhss dit The. Jury
'ound Especial verlict, which rested Oh
he question: whether the defendants
we're within The jurisdiction Of Virginia
Itihe time Of The aci.~ and this 20 be SCI.
led ty the General Court at Richmond.
Virginia claims tina, her Jurisdiction ex..
ends 10 The west bank 81 the Ohio river. !.
'nd the question is what, is 10 be regard
I'd as the welt bank
TRIAL OF Mas. BoDiNE POSTPONED.
ibis wearisone trial is fist where il waa
fortnight ago. and an expense Of pfoba.r
IL. 600 has been incurred 10 no purpose,
20 Wednesday Mr. Graham, one Of the
ounsel for prisoner. after remarks as To-
be difficulty 81 obtaining d Trial in this
ounty, proposed that the proceedings be
rrested and ihe Jurors thus fsrempannep-
q discharged, which was agreed TO BY tbs
curt. and The venue will doubtless Be