Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-30

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The steamship Hirbetnia was islegbphed
| from the station Of The Merchants Exchange,
Boston. on Sunday morning, al IS minutes pas,
| 6 O'Clock, a, which time she was 90 miles east
of the lower ststion, and 80 miles from Hos,on.
she arrived al her wharf 10 Eas, BcstoA al 81
O'Clock bringing seven days later newS from
Europe, and making her passage in ffteet days
She sailed from Liverpool on The 4th inst, The
Hibefnia brought gu, 81 passensers.s
The pota,os crop throughout nearly VI the
German states has proved shor,--in sorns parts
complete failures. The goyernmentof Hpllaud
has taken measures for admitting ariiclesof ne
ess,ity twhearj barley. potatoes Sc al very
low rate Of duty
i Cotton had declined in price, caused, !, is
said, BY the heavy stocks o. hand.
i III is said thai The government ofrRaly has
commenced, or is about to commence, nesotis-ians
for l treaty Of eommerce with the United States
The basis VI the treaty offered By Naples viii
be very extensive reduction Of imPoit duties
and other Commercial facilities. Mf &
The overland India mail reached Lohdon BY
The Times Express Oh the % October. Thu
! ness Is Of ssome Importance. The British are
assembling an army on the banks Of the Seitlej
, | 10 enable The native government 10 quelI The
lcen,iousness Of The soldiefy.
The .CRopsi HARvEsr, &c.-Oa thi'
now sll-absorbing fopic. Wilmer s
. Smiths European Times Of the 4,h inst
has the following:
4 THe Horbest.-The reports which have
, re acbed' Us since our last, respecting the
! nrooress made with the harvestlin the
!. Eporih are no, 81 character to. ailay iht
= xcii. ment previously felt on the subject
! The heavy rain whichiell up to'the Gle
ul. was ncceededby dry, but unusually
. cold weather. Shatp irosts were$fexperi
: enced on the nights of the 22d and -
!, ult., and though the temperature ha
: since risen, The shift OF wind 10 TIE south
! ward threatens return Of wet. The in
4 ,ervsl Of dry weather has bithstio beel
i Of too short duration 10 admit Sf mncl
I corn being carried. and the extreme coll
j has prevented that not before rips N akin
!, much progress towards maturity. II n
, therefore feased--and not without feasol
= that The more backward paris Of ID
!, kingdom may fare even worse Than III
!, soulh and as The reports OF tie yiel
: Iron he forward Districts do fidt by an
means Improve - ,hrasbing ispFoceede
: with. The estimates. Of the results Of n
4 harvest become daily more discoufsging
: These considerations have bad their e
4 tecis on the minds Of sellers as well .
= BUYERS, aud. With rfes, inclinsiiun 4
4 purchase, less disposition has bfep mao
: fesied 10 sell The np~afd nosere l
e has. consequently, continued. AID 81 som
]. 81 the principal u,atkeis insss:iaily e.
!. hsnced terms have been paid CIR Whea
} BIZ our Scotch adyices. wellearn ah
Il harvest operations which were Hintfrrap
& ed bv The heavy rain that feR betwee
s.Ithe 18th and 22d. had again stem activ
= lIy resumed Il will.neverihelfss. requi
$ SON weeks 81 dry weather. 10 Get IN vi
!. lii still abroad. The lively reports fro
IA 1.-The south had caused sellers pf wheat
! dem nd materially eahancedf terms.
3. EdinbDrgh tbe article rose .bout b. p
81 az. add Il Glasgow the rise amounted
Il g. 81. per boli. being equal 30 So. per
ID. Much anxiety was telt there 10 asceIta
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