Mississippi advertiser. [volume] (Aberdeen) 1842-1848, 1845-02-22
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA-l4 DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

decks were swept of three boats.
| Cotton has gone up an eighth ofa penny pound
since the departure of the Oxford.
| There was plethora in the London money mar
ket, Interest, Q 81 per cent.
| American provisions we're dull of sale; owing, it
was said, to small stocks.
| Nothing, worth button, from India or China.
| The Steamer Hibernia will leave Liverpool, Feb
ruary 4lh, for Halifax and Boston.
Scotch clergyman, the Rev. Weir TuIloch
who has been committing forgery at Perth, has fed
to the United States. He sailed from Liverpool,
and his pursuers took Il steamer from this port,
thinking they might be able to oyerlake the packet
in which he sailed Failing in this messenger to
arrest him goes out by the Cambria.
1t is contemplated by The government to send gu,
another expedition to the Arctic Regions, with the
view Of discovering the or a Northwest passage
between the Atlantic and Pacific.
| The Constitutional says the marriage of Queen
Isabella II, with the Count ofTrapan is finally de-
termined on.
The Ro,hschilds have granted loan of $4,000
thaers for u railroad between Berlin and Konigs-
berg.
Mr.. Everett, Mr.. Everett, the present Minis
ter of the United States to our Court il expected to
leave this country early in the Spring, for Washing
ton Mr.. Rives, the present Secretary obligation,
will be accredited MS Charge d'Atfairs if the sue
cessor of the Hon. gentleman should not arrive be-
fore his departure for America.
| Reperl of the Duty on Cotton. The cotton
| spinners, merchants, and manufacturers of Man
chester had another meeting last week. the Mayor
in the chair to promote the repeal of the duty on
cotton wool. The reauisitiun to call the meeting
was signed by 1870 firms, and many leading men Of
Manchester were present. The Mayor presided
In moving the first resolution, declaring the expedi.
ency of abolishing the tax, Robert Hyde Greg adj
duced several reasons in support Of the measure,
and dwet partcularlyon the increasing composition
which the English manufacturers encounter from
the Americans, who have not to pay the duty. The
meeting adopted the resolution u unanimously, a.
well as memorial to the Lords of the Treasury,
praying forthe repeal Of duty and deputaon was
appointed to present and support the memorial.
Ire1aad.-Several law changes expected to
take place in ireland owing to the continued i'll
ness of ChiefJustice Pennefather
Cork n few days back, was visited by severe
storm, which, besides doing considerable damage
to the shipping, sunk the Ellen from Ichabue, with
guano. One ofthc crew, Norwegian, was drown
| ed.
| Hords Of money were forthcoming for the Irish
railways. The whole capital of $4,000 600 required
for the Southern Railway. from Dublin to Cork,
were subscribed in three duys, and subscribed en-
tirely in Ireland.
Mr.. OConnel unexpectedly left Merion.qunrc
to pass the Christmas with his family al Derrynane
Abbey. He is tc return on the 9th ofJanrary.
Tbs weekly meeting of the Repeal Association
oftLe 10th ulimo possessed little interest. The
rent had fallen to ESQ and Mr.. OConnell moved
that from the first Of January the rppeaes through.
ont Ireland be called on 10 send in weekly contrl
buttons.
The meeting ofthc Repeal Association on the o2d
presented no striking feature. In the absence OF
Mr. O'ConnclI, MIR. Smith O'Brien was the pres-
ding genius. The rent amounted to El79.
The funeral of the Earl of Limerick which took
Mace on MONDAY week at Limerick, wac marked
By most distinguishing behavior on the part OF the
populace. Agrarian outrases and murder con'in'
ue to disgrace the news from Ireland
Fyance.--On the Goth December, the King Of
the French opened the Chambers.
The object Of the King of the Begiuns visit tc
Parl,is to renew tits snid, negotiations for com
nercial treaty between France and Belgium
A letter from Admiral Dupett Thours, written
Mt Rio de Janeiro has been received at Paris, rel
alive to his dsavowa of the sovereignty Of Tahati
He declare. that he will not receive the sword o.
state for which young France had subscribed, as II
involved slur upon the act of the Government.
i In Paris courts of arbitration are about to be es
tablshed to which ell commercial differences thai
do not involve legal points, are 10 be referred, Will
the least possible expense to the lltigants.
! The wolves in France, owing to the intensity o
The cold arc beginning to show themselves in large
numbers in the neighborhood of some OF rho large
town. . =,
Two English contractors, Messrs Mackenzie
md Brassey, have contracted for the execution Of
tho Orleans and Bordeaux railway, for sixty ont
millions of francs
Spa;n.--Zurbano was still missing, although
every effort has been made to discover his retreat
The number of political offenders who have beef
, executed since The removal of Espartero ia ia
and of this large number only twelve have beef
tried.
Jauregna, ore of The most renowned ofthe guer
illos lately died at Vittoria. lie was, like Nina
Metino and Zurbano, one OF those men OF iro
who neither require sleep nor food, and who CIR
aeetta in their mouth for their sole food, and III
water of the torent for their drink walk 90 league
day with musket on their shoulder 'auresua
enioycd the esteem of all parties.
a dv;ccs from Lisbon of the 18th ultimo state tina
the Queen prorogued the Corles on the 9TH i
l person. The speech composed by her ministe
: nrosed the Cortes for what they had done whic
was only natural, as the Chambers had duliiull
) reoistered the edicts of the NJ inlslers.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
From the United Brokers' Annual CiTcular, da'e
Dec 10. 1874. -
It will be found that the total import into III
' mort during the present year has amounted to !,
, 49l 900 bales, being decrease of $1,000 bale
compared with last year, but exceeding that
t 1886 1856 900 bales.
= The export from this port amounts to 90 W
bales, against $1,000 bales in l84l, and 1886
; bales in 1912.
The stock in Liverpool, as declared this day,
749 $50 baes in 1912, and 456,60O bales in l84'
The total deliveries for home consumption fro
, the norts of the United Kingdom are 1,4l6,55
9 bales being an average weekly delivery of q ,O4
bales. against 29,75O bales in lS43, and 1921
S bales in l842. But ii order to arrive with create
9 accuracy at the actual consumption of the prese
5 YEAR. an estimate must be made of the stock no
9 held BY spinners, which is generally supposed to
Il less by 80 ,O69 bales than on the 3lst Deccmoe
h I843; this amount therefore must be added to u
a apparent weekly consumption.
h Prices of the midding and fair qualities OF Anne
g lean are now I'D, Brazil I'D, Egyptian 2ad, al
r snrat lid per ID. below the quotations in FebruaI
II ,yben the market wss al its highest point and fro
"a lib ,;,b few short intervals, the decline