Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-15
From The Picayune, Nor. 1911.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

Ami ' AL Ut IHh w LID
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Great Western, Capt. Mathe VS.
arrived at New York early on the NOR
ming of the 28th ult., having left Liver
pool on the llth, She brought Liverpool
dates 10 her day of sailing, and London
to the 10th. She brought 1873 passen.
gers; among them were the Hon. D. S,
Carr, U. S. Minister at ConstantinepIe,
and Major Searle, bearer OF dispatches
from the American Legation at London.
The cotton market was duI-more so
than at the sailing of the Hibernia. Less
business is doing, and prices have droop-
ing tendency.
The harvest in England turns out
worse than had been anticipated, and
wheat has advanced, and is thought like
ly 10 advance till Spring.
The marriage OF the young Queen of
Spain with Prince Ferdinand Of Saxe-Co.
burg is now said TO be definitely settled.
The Augsburg Gazette says, that to OBJ
tain Louis Phillippe's consent to the ar
rangement was the object Of Queen Vic
toria's recent visit TO Eu.
The Repeal party in Ireland is said to
be torn by dissensons. The two factious
are designated as sold" and Young
Ireland, the latter being the one TO which
O'Connell is attached. We cannot see
any incident in Irish affairs worthy o.
note.
France is thrown into excitement aga
by an Eruption Of ADD el.Kader and his
followers. An advanced party of The
French were decoyed from their post OF
the frontier of Morocco, and fallen upor
and cut 20 pieces. Only fourteen esca
ped. Flushed with this triumph, the sue
cessful Abd-el-Kader rushed at highe
game--attacked Gen. Ca!aignac at TIT
head Of considerable force, and, al
though repulsed, succeeded in making tn,
enemy feel the weight Of his proves.
This disaster has produced much de
preston, and not little anger, in France
The King, especially, is annoyed at it
and the Government, 1t is said, are nov
resolved to hunt the Arab leader from
the face Of the earth. Twelve thousanC
men, or six regiments of troops, are t
be instantly despatched 20 Agiers, Blu
geaud is ordered to Join the army, anc
preparations are making on large scale
Tor carrying "the pride, pomp and cir
cumstance of glorious war" into the hear
of the country. So says Wilmer
Smiths Times.
The Madrid Gazette publishes the tex
OF treaty OF peace concluded between
Spain and the Republic Of Chill. A full
and complete amnesty is granted to al
Spaniards and Chilans who may have
taken part in any of the late dssension
between the two countries and the indie
pendence of the Republic of Chill is fully
recognized by the Queen Of Spain. The
negotiation with the See Of Rome wa!
progressing, though slowly.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET Oct. 10th
We are now passing through a que
time in our Cotton Market. Last week
the sales were only 10 moderate extent
with a loss Of I'D. on the price Of Amer
lean. The business Of this week, howev
er, has been limited, giving the market a
settled appearance Of dullness; still we
cannot make much change or reduction in
the quotation Of prices. Were parties
determined to sell, and close salos Of any
particular lot, no doubt they must submit
to lower rates; but it SO happens, that for
the most part holders are not pressing
their stocks for sale, but, on the contrary,
in many instances are firm and deter
mined holders, waiting further accounts
from America, accordingly, our market,
though dull and fiat as above stated, is
pretty steady in price.