Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-13
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ARRIVAL or THE MAMMOTH srRAhsHIp
GREAT BRITAIN--SEvEk DAYS LATER FROM
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'"e OF the deep-the ste amer Great Britain
Capt iloskcn from Liverpool. discovered ye.,.,d.v
morning side Sandy Hook about half p.., .l.v. ,I
and at quarter past twelve her arrival a. announced NV
the Telegraph.
- when the Gre. Br,sn hove in sight yesterday Can,
ae- o. inc beautiful steamer Ioss, which runs ON a..
ey !" roft Hamilton. generously profered our reoo,.,
who were IN waiting an express. the ia. az b., -,
"sV NO ehafefed the lolas at q heavy expan.e
. inc Is. d. near Sandy Hook. and started at fui
peo Ut 'ne eiy arriving o. the dock full ksi an b,ur
before the Great Britain any other ,,eam., ,rg $500;
inc news exclusively. We were thu. enabled % ,. -
news by this monster steamer before on, co,cmoo.,
@ " "a'oen II ny the mails to all parts Of the eoun
ny. one day IN advance W '"' 'Vu''
'' Ddnham the iron ship builder wa. ON board Of the
on the look out ascertain and .x,mino az q, he,
Poa ,"nu appearance when Under way the former of
weh nc aseeHa,ned most satisfactorily The vessel h,,
sen was IN beautiful um and pronounced by him ,rium
phaht nehie'enent Ia iron over wood In shin bu;d,ny
W. D. gong Of the rate OF from ~ TO 10 miles an hour
ae under the greatest To Captain Uosk.n
nus Po'e st'enhon' IN getting parcels together and
along side the Great Britain.
The news by this srnssl Is highly important, T., tho av,;
cultural interests OF the United States aud Cansd, Inc
season very backward IN England and flour and b,,,
have advanced. N """'
we compile tue annexed summary Of news, pr,nepsl-
mSm ilner * Smiths European Times OF 26,h oil,
Inc last two W three days have To-. ,c,y,v
IN the Cotton market, but prices remain n. n,.v,sy
WIN an improvement IN Pernsms to the extent Of IN,
s p.o he sales OF the week show Ill. resp. etabie
y, ,ioo oags-an average Vi more than 5000 b,y.
s'ny' io''oo American, $50 Egyptian and l4uo suta,
have been taken speculation. Dealers ar. .radu.v m
creasng their stocks. s"' '''
la the manufacturing districts trade ,I,ho,,h M, ,.
k,t' can hardly be said to have fallen o The demand for
farn eAeeeds the supply. "
American SECURITIES continue In lo,L a.. .;,.. ;...-.
mem III ,h' description Of STOCK which last steamer car
eu Out mas rather increased than otherwise since her
Pa.rs"' he quotations are IN favor Ut holders.
The provision trade Improving I,,sb hn,,., b.. al
'anced ntatly "a descriptions Tb. ia c,u..d IN
some eAeni by the market being SO bare of American
s'w .he.n'te and Gloucester Cheese from
foy 10 DTS per swt according U quaii,y
The Produce markets generally connu, s,e,dv ,,;,I
a." uPM'Iu "hoehe'. In most descriptions OF Sugar.
u'eto manifest Improvement. Inc ruarket Is spar.
i"sv supplied, but large consumption ~ constan,ly
gong on The stock Sugar at the pre,ent ,nc AZ
'eiS niue from the STICK which was held at the cores,
p"'e pefI"d ''S' year FYf uu sugar rising IN va
"a. ~, 'NFS''e'S "lS y nd has been uniform.
The Metal msI.et Is qui, 10 Iron ia seling =,
Glasgow at Dos. In Wales B.s Iron ~ TO-. and Rail
Wy oar IA London al Il l0s In the dshre
them. ' e'
The accounts by the last Overland Mail present moth
ing su,hns' II we except triing the streets
" Canton' between party OF Euyshmen, amongst
them Mr. Jackson, the Wee Consul. The British REM,
'S'e' nr' Dawes who has succeeded SIR Henry Pot
mayer, made strong representation the ere um.tanee
~ "o oNl authorities. Al Annoy, some disturbance
mad taken place. but these events magnihed no doutt
oy ume ana distance, insufficient 10 cause aihr,
much less To interrupt trade. Such collisions ,,,uiJ m
pear To be occasionally inevitable with peypl, =, mo.
o'dy Jealous oi strangers are the Chimes. and GOO,
| business with them. ~ " push
In Corn there is little doing in the ,,ov of s,.o,,,;
although tic anxiety about the coming harvest
10 increase The weather still unsettled day or two of
sunshine prevails succeeded by low M, ,L
absence oi the warmth necessary 10 rip.n the n,oJ -,
the heds The weather throughout the l,pytb an, h,o.Jh
@ '"u u UNIFORM ana the remarks which apply 10 one
district are applicable 10 all. Without giving caus. IN,
much apprehension, there is uncertainty enouyh IN Lson
awe attention. The elements still very caprcious.
out the alterations IN the weather PROMPT for spec
alton winch liked, with Its argus eyes, every transi
uon OF the barometer.
The death OF Earl Grey amongst the events of the dav
ihe father OF tic Reform Act, and four years Prime Min
oI oil England the deceased nobeman fed arpe snacc
| RODS oft history. ~
large brig, supposed American abandoned and full of
water was seen 4h inst, in lat. 49, on 50 w of Pari. bv
| the salamandre, arrived oil Falmouth
he subscription behalf of the sufferers nv tho ,. =,
Qaeoee grows aPaee In Manchester upwards of f7OO0
mas Already been collected In Liverpool the amount is
| not a third OF that sum. "
New York Packet shp.-Tho Mountezumn. CAPTAIN
| day later date than by the Caledonia.
Royal Visiior-The KING Holland arrived on vi.i,
10 her majesty and Prince Albert on Thursday lie ian
ded at Woolwich, where he received with due honor.
ana immediately proceeded to Mivart's Hotel where he
slept and proceeded day TO Osborne Hotel Isle of
Wright, 10 visit the Queen
Ob!luary.-On tho Eth instant, at Uuwic Hall tho
his". hon Ear Grey, aged ST. Dr. Morrison an eminent
member OF the CAuich OF Scotland died last week IN his
ooh year, curing sS;ytwO OF which he was Minister Of
| the Gospel. -
V'scount Canterbury who was speaker Of the House If
Commons from 1917 To 1884, died o Monday Al his house
| IN Hydc-pnTk, G6h year
Sugars from Prince Wales Island Proyincc WcIl.,Ic
are 10 be admitted at the low duties
An attempt made the other eyening-it i L,riI.
necessary 10 say II was uDsuccsssiu-by Mr. Ewarr &,
procure repeal OF the duty hose prime
OF e-bread aud cheese. Sir Robert Peel resisted the
NOTION on the ground principally, that the tariff had been
soreceny reduced that any further tamner,ny win n so
soon was out ut the question.
Among the signs U the times may lie mentioned In.
introduction OF bill by tine Government enabling Jews
7" no' cetah corporate and other offices Ol course
VIII pass out Nls To the discred OF England the mid
do OF the nineteenth century, that the statute book is still
loaded win enacIenls against this prescribed and unio
| tunae
Maple and New Zealand wood If soiaIv a,,l;.ahI. .,
| cabinet purposes, are to be admitted free
looaecS-ha'kei exceedingly quiet, and hiilc doing
% -. nome hIoa ~ exp RI Maryland from 35d sd
'lrghlH - 10 %; sutacky Il To Al pr To-
Sir Edward Gut, X Z H. brother ii the Earl of Brown
low, Is {" be the new governor Of the Isle OF Man.
tang the United States. "
, The Common Council Of London have voted fjOO TO
TIE sufferers at Quebec.
Counsellor Reilly shortly TO be married TO Miss Sug
GEN. the youngest daughter OF the Lord Chancellor of Ire
| land " "
One hundred females have been put ON board
me t'oy' no" yng in the Thames. for Van D.eman's
= Inc Queen has been pleased approve OF Mr. John
bacon as Council Nassau, The island Of New Pro-
violence, for the United States OF America
| The Queen has been pleased appoint John Simcoe
Saunders Esq to he Provisional Secretary for the province
! nj New Brunswick.
ner Majesty has been graciuusly pleased TO appoint C.
Lazy Esq, 10 the Assistant Judge of the Supreme Cour
| Ut the Island Of Newfoundland
Lord Bousham, for whom nothing seems too light or To-,
heay' mas recently got involved with a member Of the
nouso OF commons named French. The eS. Chancellor
had been the throwing ont an Irish railway nil
and Mr. French having pecunlury in tho scheme
o"E h't i'vs'' IN his Parli nary character by calling
| I iIP 'ci uih ugly 'pilr Mr. French must have
~ ~ tNIl,eungn t'ous expression to his philip
pc. "r SIC was almost unintc..-, TO tho reporters
ChatGs m'tiuws and his wife have seeded from the
haymarkei Mr. Webster tho manager states in .Jrcct
| violation Of hsir Engagement"
IT'S generally reported that the Earl ofLonsdac will re-
ure rom the office o. PostmasteT-Ceneral mmod AZ
| ter the propagation Of PariamsnL
The govornorshiP Of tho Ch1rerhousc vacant ny the
DEAN ct EarGTcy, will be conferred either on Lord Stanley
| or Sir James Grahsm. >'
Mr. j. Doubleday has restored the Portland vase in 90
mastery manner that 1t would defy the most critical TO
oeect where the vase has been injured. IL IL hereafter TO
| be Kept out Of harms way.
| tOMPOuND SYRUP OF TAR AND yYoOn
NAPhtuA"The Therapeutic agents employed IN the eonro
Lain nj tn .1