American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-01-17
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

the 18th, and London to the lth ult., brought
by the packet ship Garrick, Capt Trask.
The advance of cotton noticed in an account
by the last packet has been maintained.
The Puseyite controversy was creating a
good deal of excitement.
The news, in commercial point of view, i,
important.
The packet ship Montczuma hence at Liv-
erpool in 20 l-2 days.
Navigation was closed at Cronstadt.
Ashbel Smith, Charge d'Affaires of Texas,
had an interview with the Earl of Aberdeen pre-
vous to his leaving London for Texas.
The armed force now in Ireland is 10000.
The English journals are still discussing the
election of Mr. Polk.
The railway fever in England is still run
ming high.
The weather in England and France has
been remarkably cold this year.
The burial of the Princess Sophia Matilda
was attended with much pomp.
There is rumor Of a tremendous fire at
Stettn.
Nothing important from Ireland. O'Con-
nell was still making speeches.
The Earl of Limerick died on the 7lh ult,
Sir Robert and Lady Peel have received from
the continent the melancholy information of
the sudden death of the Dowager Lady Floyd,
mother Of Lady Peel.
Letters from Gibraltar, of the 30th Novem-
Der say that on the 18th, the U. S. frigate
Cumberland, accompanied by the corvettes
Fairfield and Plymouth, arrived in the bay
from Mahon. The Fairfield cleared out. Lis
bon is the destination of the Cumberland and
Plymouth.
On the 18th ult. an explosion of locomotive
boiler occurred near the London terminus of
the South Eastern railway. The fireman and
engineer were both killed. There were no
passengers.
On the 9th ult. at the regular meeting of the
Repeal Association, Mr.. O'Connell bitterly de-
nounced Louis Philippe as tyrant and usur-
per. The rent for the week was 1888 SO.
The Evening Mail, of the ] lth, from Lon
don, referring to the new French Loan for two
hundred million francs at 8 per cent. adjudged
to the Rothschilds at 94-s5f. Earrings & Hot
tinguer's bid was S3-94f) says the script is quo
ted here at is a Is premium.
fsThe Paris papers of the 9th say the new loan
rose to per cent. premium IN the course ofthe
day, and closed at s7f. l5c; the Three per Cents
closed at s5f 55c; the per Cents at l22f.
In Switzerland and Bavaria the sale of arse
ns had been prohibited
The Hon. Jas. White is fnlfuling duties as
u. S. Consul with high credit, as relates to the
interests of American shipping,
The French loan of 200 100000 francs Ga
little over $40 900, 000) had beeh taken by the
Rothschilds and de st. Didier & Baudon.
His Excelcncy Mr.. Everett has been visit
ing Lord Ashburton and Lady at the Grange.
From Scotland there are accounts of severe
cold and heavy falls of snow.
The Bishop of Exeter's letter TO the clergy
of his diocese is creating great excitement
"Reminiscences are pouring in from nearly eve
ry parish and several distinguished Church.
men have Expressed their conviction that firm
stand must now be made against the Romish
tendency in the establishment.
A Constantinople letter of the Goth, states
that serious misunderstanding had taken
place between Abdullah Pacha, the Governor
of Trebisonde, and the English Consul at that
place. The Governor, in consequence OF pique
against the Consul, had ordered 5000 blows to
beinhcted, for some real or supposed offence,
upon a young Greek who was under the Con-
SUBS protection, and the victim had already re-
ceved 500, and was almost dead, when the
Consul reached the spot, and insisted on the re-
mission of the remainder of the sentence. The
letter adds, that Sir Stratford Canning has or
dered an inquiry into the circumstances, and
declared that if the Consul's account should be
substantiated, he will demand not only the dis
missal of the Governor, but some signal chas-
tIsement.
The agitation for the repeal of the import
duty on cotton wool is still progressing. In
Liverpool, Stockport, and other places, meet
ings have been held, and memorials to the Lords
of the Treasury adopted, soliciting investiga-
ton into the effects of this tax upon the staple
manufacture of the country, with view to its
immediate removal.
Madrid papers to the Sd have been received.
The accounts from the north of Spain are some
of them of a painful character.
II is said that the disclosures made by Eur
bano's sons led to the apprehension of M. Gam
boa, Gen. Iturbc, the Advocate Oyneley, and
number of other persons, who have been con-
Quoted to Lognoro, The Eco del Concrete
publishes a letter from Logrono, stating that
Zurbanos country house had been levelled to
the ground, the furniture burnt and the cattle
killed. Two hundred persons were seized at
Saragossa on the 26th ultimo, eighty of whom
have been thrown into prison.
THE MARKETS.
CoTroN MARKET-We Wednesday, Dec. IL. IKE sales
on Thursday last 5000 bales; Saturday, 5000
baes on Monday and Tuesday 5000 bales and TO- day
5000 bales, The import of the week amoants to 1862
bales. There has been a large business done since
last week Prices have advanced l-Sd per lb in the
middle kinds of American, and other sorts remain
without change. Spectators have been in the mar
ket, and have taken fair proportion of the sales
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET, Dec. 10. The arrivals
Of all kinds have been small. Wheat has fully main
tanned former prices. The same remark may be ap-
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