American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-11-06

bert Peel and Lord Wellington, and that they
rendered their designations to the Queen, which
she refused to accept. The article states in
substance that the Duke Of Wellington and
Sir Robert Peel have uarrelcd--tlIat the
Duke is for blood-letting in lrcand--puttng
down the repeal movement by the stropg-arm,
and that from THO course the Premers shrinks.
Furthermore, it states that the Duke is for sup
porting, Peel for repeating the Com Law.
ConratS 10 Catholicism. The following list
appears in the London Post: Rev. !. II. New
man, the Rev. - Stanton, Nj. A., the Rev -
Bowlcs, NJ. A, Rev. Ambrose st. John, stu
dent, ]. d. DaIgairns, Esq, Nj, \, Albany
Christie, Esq, NJ A., Fellow Of Orcl College;
II is stated confidently that other clorgymen,
also members OF the University Of Oxford. are
preparing to take similar step. We UNDER
stand that the reception Of Mi. Newman into
the Roman Catholic Church TOOK place at Lit
tlcmore. To these the Post adds, MI. Lcces
Ter 5. +. Buckingham, the author Of "Me-
moirs of Mary, Queen of Scots " who was re-
Ccived at Oscott about the end OF last month.
Germany. The Zolveren has separated with
out coming TO any decision whatever On the
question OF an increase Of duties, and ccnse-
quentIy the present duties remain unalteraa.-
and the surprise it has accustomed is exceeding
ly great Tho southern States demand the in
crease, but Prussia refused to occcde thereto,
and no decision could be Obtained,
The decision O. the 4 .Y-Ieiu 20 separate
without decision viii be advantageous TO A
merican commerce generally, and especially to
American cotton. The 4. States might, how
ever, have secured admission for their articles
at the present, or even lower duties. lad the
decision of the Iol;cTcin been otherwise,
surprising they would have given fGcLusire adj
vantages TO the products Of the Zoverein. But
the States would not bind themselves TO any
thing of the kind.
PASSENGERS
From Liyorpool 10 Haliljx--Alr and Mrs Walker,
G fcnns and child, VIM Gaskem, W Whitucr, j X
CarnaheiI, Dan Mckenzie.
For BoStoa-ilr Prac"ck, lady. four children and
servant, Captain W II Trout, MIS- Coleman and three
daughters, Mr jenkins, " Il Perkins, Miss Wilson,
Mrs BuChdu, Miss Forbes, FIrd'k Roche ~ Roberts,
B + Dawson, Eoh, ColCHIam, Mrs Leaning, two child
rem and servant, Mr. aud MIS- Gum, four children aud
nurse, Mr. Living and lady, Mrs Cleveland and daugh-
ter, Miss Sonmg and servant, w T Wilson, T. Il
Hamilton: Mr. IouInan and daughter, John Arm
strang, Peter Anderson, Tcnncyson, L W hamilton,
shensood, Atcn, Ihomas Rogers, Haynes, Vim
Laird, Atkinson. Miss Wilmui, Mrs HurGCtt. two
children and servant, Mrs Montague, Forbes, \ b
Robertson, EC!uodsOn, Allen, Or. Robbins, hrs Bal,
Miss Dchinshirc, w OInard, G. Goodwin, Roberts,
j 4 blil, X IL Dawson, thNlll, w Il Paterson, 40,
bricks, Trick Dr. Leslie, WIN. Coburn, Btyan, j. ST
robinson, Rodcwaid, Dr. Wyatt; T. :. Leach, Robert
Gamble.
From HaIir,y to Boston, has. Teunysay, lady and
child, . servants, J y l.ov ngl0n, ID 4 Bowen, Mon
moh llaups2u, Capt. Doughty. TUiaI!S.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Gctobcr H.
Prices ate without change since our circular oil Fri
day last. Al The hegjnniH. Of The week we had not
ouy >cadrPSs hut frnrcss on the part Of holders
giving To the market almost advancing appuHanCc
thiS ~ (. under o. limited ismI nd and uBpf
market. TIE steamers accounts Ia the first nstant,
which were fully before US on "Wednesday, with de
as of the markets and prospects of lie crop In the
tElr2d > -tes contained nothing 10 depTCsS Gotten,
StlIi both yCsto day and this morning, conceive
there /, change Ia this respect, and greater dispo
Si!iou The pant OF holders 10 avail Of The demand
al the quoted rates. This chang" may p 0b"by be
accounted iur in part, by the increased rate If dis
count by the ban, Of England, md tie apprehension
Of more restricted money market The bearing of
the measure ii Is thought may be more decidedly in
tucntia upon other matters than upon Cotton. 1t
may, however, fleet some OF the tendency upon
in such degree as to induce precautou. 1000 Anne
TicGu have been taken speculation, and 20O for cX
port Total amount Of sales for The week aIe 10000
October Is The sales TO day amount from 1900 to
1000 bales; no change IN prices; market still dull.
P&OyGSI ONS--AAiERICAN. (From the Circular
OF G. j. kirkpatrick, Dciober Is Since our Cir
cnlar OF the Ath instant we have had more doing in
American Produce in general The near approach to
the end of the season, induced the holders OF Prov-
Sons TO meet the wants Of he trade freely, while the
light stocks in first hands convinced the dealers they
could not eNutcl any IciUC ton in price, In Beef aud
Pork we have had sales to lair extent at our late
quOtations-the limited stock how here will not be
more than sufficient 10 meet wants until the first
arrivals OF the GC cure VIII lie our accOunlS from Ire
land warrant Us To- expect supplies Of importance
thence Cheese Is and has been extremely scarce; the
enrre arrivals have been under 800 bones, which
have been sold, by auction, al the tull ad"9ncG quoted
IN our st.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, October Is. Cur
Corn market has exhibited The features OF excite
mCnt whirh have HOW existed for nCarIy two months.
The WGa her has been, doubt, extremely unfay1r-
able; and even nj This date, no rtng portion OF on
harvest in the moth al England and Sc0an, aud the
west of Ireland, remains unlicensed Along with his,
there is positive certaint, that mot serious injury
has been done Ia the potato crop III extensive districts
in NE three Kingdoms. wei the Conn cnt.
Al these causes have joined 10 raise prices con
sdcrahy, and 10 convince us thai we will continue
to have high for al bread Sluf-. In our Corn
EXchanrr, yesterday, large husinCss was done in
bonded Flour from 9S' TO 294 AMI in Canadian from
3ts. 3ja. 81. and extra fine marks rs; Cana
dian Wheat, Of tiNG q1aty, world sell freely At IS.
Cd. 10 O.. 81. per 20 To- No States Wheat yet arid