The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-15

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contributions for 1874 have not W been madc
ur;' and hope l. .xprcs. ed IN 10 advertise.
men' 'hai AL vii await lh'mseIves az tie harry
p'ivl're 'lu' conferred upon them "for l.cuids.
Ting the national debit
Aggregate me'ting i the Irish. Cailoiics -we
Understand 'ha' preparations are hcing msd0
Ny We leading Catholics OF Ire and To hold an
aggregate meeting N an early period, N take
into nedcrsiion the dsrger wuh which ,hs
Ilbcrly ofihelr clergy and he independence Of
iher church are threatened by the recen, Iepis.
'dfion OF the government, and the aupn,pts
made by It's agents 10 Influence and oyer,hrow
INC court OF Rome by iabricaiions, and threats
and promises.
Temperance.- s. G. Hall stated. a, tho
'a'e 'nee'"g OF The London Temperance Scci.
e'y, that, ~" years ago. he had travelled
through Connemara. one of the w,ldes, d;.,rc,s
IN Ireland, where The people were more rude
and uncu'vafed than in any other mart + The
country, The great mas Of them m, vet having
learned 70 speak Enghsh; he mad travelled thro'
the widest parl OF that district on Galway fair
day, and gu, at ofleas' 20 OCO persons he met
returnIi g from The fair, not one exbibied anv
s, m omr Of in'oxicalion; wi ereas, 20 years aco.
10 600 out of 10000 would have been intuxi.
Gated.
Diminution in The repeal rent The great d.
ninu',"n M 'he repeal rem has obliged this as.
soc'aion to re'rench their expenditure. and i, 10
has be- n Hacted by reducing the sslar 60 Of the
cashier. he book keeper, and the under secre.
tary TO co week.
KoRocco News from Morocco has been
received by way of G,bral er. giving the most
deplorable account Of The internal state Of the
empire. The Kaybcs were pilaging the towns
whist the emperor Is described as havin. lost
authority since The battle OF isly.
SPAIN The capture and execution OF Zur.
tanc, rs the only intelligence from that country
worth narrstug The rumors which or vailed
sometime ago that Zurbano had reached Por.
'ugal, turn out 10 te unfounded. The chief
was captured as he was passing the frontiers, in
company silf his brother in law. Cayo Mnro,
ho'h OF whom were instantly shot. Zubano died
as he lived. very travcly Gen. Prlm has been
Gen. KfSd Who Oil is se1y w;ss.
y refused 10 repair 10 Madrid when ordered 10
DO SO, has been deprived Of hrs rank and dig.
lities.
Report cflhe Cotton Market FEB. 3,-We
ave 10 Change whatever TO notice in prices.
The demand since Friday has been iolerably
!ood. On Saturday about $500 bales were
old, and to-day 7uO0 changed hands. On each
ay spectators took 1000 bales. The demand
as been freely met by holders, but they have
OF shown any disposition TO accept lower rates.
The erection Of new and extensive manu-
curing establishments in England as well as
the United States, gives assurance that in
e course Of few years the supply ofIhe raw
a'erial will scarcely keep pace with the in.
eased consunpilon,--hence a more prosper.
Is stare of,hi,gs may be anticipated in The
anting states. The new GU Ell + II goods 10 china
ID other distan, regions, has given an impulse
trade which has fastened the building Of the
adjustments now 10 progress These favor
lie indications should induce great forbearance
wards the debtor portion Of our citizens for
ason at least. 1t IS true, the present low
ice Of produce ia somewhat discouraging, from
Q fact that The cost OF production Tin North
ALBANIA especially is scarcely realized by the
anter. This condition OF things, however; in.
cad Of causing despondency ard a surrender
our energies, sshruld stimulate TO greater
onomy and fxedtresou'ion TO dispense with
expenditures save those only that are indis.
,nsable 10 The wants of our families. The
ne has come when we should confue our out
ys to the means in hand, and moi 90 10 debt
,yond our annual income. This policy is Oh
GUS 10 all; and he who rgd'y adheres 10 il will
'ldom be heard to complain of hard times -
Iheher produce be high or low, it 10 pretty
UGH The same with him; he owes 40 one, and is
INST quently contenled man.
As regards the new. manufacfo in progress
England, we make the following extract from
. exchange papef:- Hunts Dsmocrat.
THE CoTroN TRADE.-Judeing from the ex-
nsive preparations nov making in all the
anufaciuring districts in and about Manchcs-
r. the extension Of the cotton trade, in the
,xt two or three years, is likely to be enor-
Gus. There il. for instance, Stockport, Chan
hich no place has suffered more in the last
rce or four years,) in which unusual signs are
rowing themselves in the building Of new mills.
well as The extension OF old ones.
Those competent 10 Judge Of The matter are
eased 10 say, that it will require 10 10000
lditinnal hands to Efficiently work the new
achinery (which il is probable will be SET in
oiion in Stockport alone in l646 and l847
here is in thai brough, and now approaching
,mpleton, one Of The largest, if not The largest
ecfion for spinning and weaving in Great Brit
n, so that there is every prospect not only OF
'e late hundreds Of empty houses finding ten.
nts, but also the certainty that hundreds OF Al.
,ionaI new cottages will have 10 be built.