American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-02

chg in Ssain-EicciionS in Great Britain, etc.
The steamship Cambria, Capt. Judkins, ar
rived at Boston on Wednesday Afternoon in the
astonishing short passage Of eleven days and
! lime hoars She sailed from Liverpool on the
| 9Th alt. We are indebted to Adams s. Co.'S
express for the n Y. Herald and Sun extras,
from which we rrake up the following sum-
mary.
The dcn,and or Cotton is large, bot the re-
qoiremerts arc for the legitimate purposes of
tIaGs. The slirners keep themselves well sup
piled, the principal indIcomentto which is the
|, lev price OF tive staple. Great as the stock in
! hand IS, it is giving way unde. the immense
regular demand, and heavy asiS the new crops
rhe current business promises to swallow 1t UP
n due course. Spectators are not inactive
The demand for export is large, and under
'".leso combEed causes, American has advanced
is pei Id. The total sales Of the weeF
amount to u $50
American Provision market is in a stagnant
estate, owiHg TO the reduction of the stocks and
the absence Of Imports. There is necessarily
but little business doing, aad the quotations are
rather no,ainal than otherwise. The absence
of the requisite supplies CT cheese is felt, as the
article is becoming Popu'ar, and would ccs-s-
mand, had thera been good supply, fair, ii not
improving rates. Ii WILDE seen from the mar
ket note that the daiyGrrlvas are expected to
bring fresh stocks, which will give 4 stmulgnt
to this branch of trade.
The quarterly meeting Of the iron masters
has reeanty been keldin Stahordshre During
the laGt few weeks every description OF manu-
featured iron has been reduced upwards o. 20
per coat The impression at present IS, that
the market will sink st:ll lower, and some talk
I,Jx t,T
the collers.
The price OF bar irca is now nom:nally Gl0
per tsn at the works. The demand at present
is dull, and stocks ere accommodating.
TIE price Of American Stocks IL locking up.
The determination CT the Penaeylvaniaas to
shane their trGdueers has produced this i'm
prov ed feeling which exists ia the Bou-se OF
Pari5 as we'll as London. ..
Money in tie British metropolis is pie2tiful,
and the rate Of discount is low. The Shars
Market and the Public Securities s.e in : con-
fdirg and healthy sts.te.
Parliament is about closing its sessions, and
the Queen arranging Cor continental tear.
The crops were somewhat uncertain ewing
to Il @ state Of the weather.
The demand for Cotton wac good with an
advance of one-c!gh.a pence.
The besuitee inF France have been broken up
by tie Pope himself, to preveat ite being done
by the Preach Government
Py,osp sct of .be ,Grops. The weather has been
variable of lete anc attention continues to he
fixed on the crops A good deal OF rain has
fallen, bi 1t it has beov succeeded by sunshine,
without, ho@ev e. ,ths requisite waTG:th Yes
terday WIS the anniversary Of the wate-y st.
SwitIen, to whose do.ngs popular superstition
has long attached marked Importance. The
saint did ,ot drop a single tear or the occasion
"a graft wing cmen, If the SAINTS pesseeS any
mower in uling the, planets. Should the wea-
Their prove, fine, nothing has yet occurred to
the crops which cannot be repaired, and the
Weld, NAV all little shart of an average one.
The unc, .rtainty which has hitherto pravail-
cd resoectin q the weather has caused more acti-
yity in the Corn trade, both here and else
where. La 1t week, waen rain fell frequently
the market vas IN a state of considerable eX-
element. 81 REGULATORS were active, and Wheat
per blshel i'm proved TO the extent Of cd tc Sd.
and Flou, Is. per barrel. Some rather >ksavy
sales of Cana dian were made at els. cd pei
barrel, and I'm tied States, in bond, at los. Cd
The weather. a g wte haze stated above, haYing
shown sym ptonus of improvement, there has
been less doing, and if it continues, prices will
recede to the fig uies from which they advance
The accounts of the Irish crops are notoger
promising; the harvest, !. is suspected, will be
late. and late harvest Is always uncertain
Yesterday, in consequence OF the surs power,
and the hopeful fee ling whlch warmth and sun
shine engender, TIL e grain markets were Eat-
less There was Ii tile disposition to buy, and
still les, to snecul tie. stEices gave way tc "a
limited extent.
LOUISIANA SUGAR The Lords Commission
ers of her Majestys TreaSnry, having under
consideration several applications from parties
who have imported sHger OF the growth OF
Louisiana, with certifi, :ates &C orig in under the
head of MIR. Mure, hes Majesty's Consul at n.
Orleans, such certificates not being informal
and in repular compl;anc with the requirements
,fthe statue, and their 10 rdshies having in these
saverol cases. considered that the attention of
the shippers, in all probability, had not been
drawn with sufficient pre- :sioE to the terms ct
the statute:
Their lordships have, the Eefors, been pleased
to direct that certificates tt origin, under the
hand of Mr.. Mure, being in the same form as
those already admitted, and not otherwise oo-
jectionable, be admitted up TO the close OF the
month of June ultimo, bat THAT iron and alter
the first day of July instant, a strict and regu-
lar compliance with the provisions OK the law
in respect thereto will be insisted upon in every
instance.
DEATH OF GEN Jackson. On the recep-
ton Of the news of Gen. Jaekson's death IN
London, Mr.. Everett, Our Minister, iss1ed an
order requesting all Americans to join in
mark of respect to his memory--that the days
of American shipping be hoisted half mast, and
that Consnls, vice Consuls and ali other citizens
of the United States, wear the usual badge OF
mourning.
HoRRIBLE TRAGEDY At DAHARL, IN AL
gems. 1t is thus recorded in the Akiar, of the
;lh inst. French journal published at Algers.
There has Just occurred in the Dahara one
Of those terrible events which deeply affiict
those who behold them, even when convinced
&C their frirhtfnl necessity and when they are