American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-03-21

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Coal, $4,000
Import duties on raw materials, includpr-
Slaves, $50, 900
Cotton Wool, $50 900
Auction Duty, 100000
Glass, $4,000
Total loss OF the revenue, t3,355,OO0
Which will nearly absorb the estimated sur.
plus of tf3, 409 900
IRELAND.
AT the meeting of the Repeal Association on
the 7th ut. the rent was announced to he
t 1872, which included a handsome remittance
from Washington, and still larger one from
| Baltimore
Mr.. John O'Conncl! criticised SIR Robert
Peel's financial statement. lie admitted that
il would produce vast benefit to the poorer
classes in Ireland.
FRANCE.
The position Of the French Ministry has not
altered since oar last. NJ Guizot had made
trial of his strength by dsmissing tw employ
ers of the Government who voted with the or
! position. The reported collision between an
English ship at Tahiti had been contracted Of
! fcialIy.
! Two revolutions arc announced, one in the
uhJdup anu the othef AT Nepaul. In the for
mer, the Prime Minister lIeerah Singh and his
councillor Jella Pundit have both fallen, and
Juwahlr Singh, the maternal uncle of the Ma
haraJah has succeeded TO the post of the form
er. In the government of Ncpaul and Raiah.
through the instrumentalty of Mautnhar
Singh "a very designing character las been
forcibly deposed by his own son, youth of Is
years of age, now declared guddee.
paPTITCAI IT, I..,
bon tell us that, on the It'll of February, Queen
Donna Maria had been confined, and given birth
to another princess The reform of the finan-
cial condition of Portugal continued to occupy
the attention Of the Government and the Le-
gislature.
! PASSENG ERS-For Boston-Sfcssrs. IL.
/ Appold, osborne, Robbins, IIadwen, Patty, Pa
ty, jr., 2. F. Marsh, Moltram, Mis-. Moltram.
child and servant, ! A Perrie, Mrs Perrie, Mr.
Benson, Lieut. Boughey, Moorewood, Buckley,
Bradbury, J. Anderson, r. Gillespie, S Og-
den, Glaenzer, VIM. Hyde, Geo. Borthwick ,
George Tones, Brockeman, S Muckleston,
+ Beandry, Lee Lewis, T. Lewis, Junior,
Field, Hutchinson, G + Neal, Swinncrton,
Gordon, 7 Cory, Brewer, Sheldon, Oxey,
Don Pablo Solar, Baron dc Meuseback, Fl "
Bates, A Hadden, G Dewig C Muller, Val
, liond, Peears, Simmons, Patlison, W Saun-
ders, Baldwin, Capt Chas Fisher-52.
MARKETS.
From tie Circular of the United BfOkerg.l
LIVERPOOL CoTr0H MARKET, for The week ending
feb. 70. The demand throughout the " eek has been
good, both from the trade and Spectators, and prices
OF American, ia bond. within the las, two DAYS are
one-egbth of penny per ID. higher whilst duty paid
remains without change. In Brazil, Egyptian and
Surat, there is no alterations; the latter is heavy OF
sale. Spectators have taken ! 500 American, and
30 Egyptian, and exporters $50 Surat ard there have
{ lad mi fha .f,..,,,
present month, 1i6t American, $50 Egg plan, and 90
Prmam.
I Corr ON MARKET, March 3. Our Cotton market h.s
had Il very animated appearance since Friday last.
| Prices have had an upward tendency yel, though in
some instances an advance Of one eigh nth OF penny
| per H. has been realized, cannot quote The adj
vance as general. On Saturday the sale amounted 10
II 500 bales, of which 500 were to specnlaors; and
/ 10 DAY l2UUo bales have changed hands, of which
however, 1000 Were also IL spectators. The GALES
To- day comprise 100 Snrat, p To 3tG; 30 PernaIns
5!d; 4oO Egyptian, q 10 'd and the Reminder Amc
flcan, q TO sd.
/ LiNkKPooL CoRS MARKET, March I'd Our corn
market is still without improvement ard AL articles
quoted lower. t. :. FiOsT sold IN bond al los Cd for
sweet, and 4S for sour. and extensive sales Conld
be made even these low rates indian Corn in fiat
demand at 27s To 29S per 4s0 lbs We quote 7Olhs Ca
madam free red Wheat Is Sd, white - to IS Sd; T.
red rs I'd 10 Is Flour U. :. sweet. 27s to 2ss sour
! 24s to 2)S.
LIVERPOOL, March 4.-Amercas Provisions dun.
ihe reduction in the price of Irish PORK has inpeied
tina sale Of American. vi Butter from tie T. $ none
| in market Cheese commands fair prices,
! ToBAcco-The Tobacco trade during the early
part nf the last month was brisk; the trade suppcd
themselves freely, and some speculative purchases
were made; attefy, however, the MAJ el las become
duh, and the demand chiefly from exporters There
Ii little alteration to notice IN prices The sales Of the
past month amount TO 1909 bids. viz, ,22 Virginia
Leaf, 202 Stemmed, al Kentucky Leaf, and 637 stem
ed. The stocks on hand here comprise H. All against
, la,soe hhds held at the same period last yeaT.