The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-22
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNJA

1he steamer Hibernla arrived at Boston on
sunday morning. at quarter past nine O'Clock
having left Liverpool on the 18th. makino ber
passage in Is days.
The most important news by this arrival relates
TO the HaTvests In order 10 put stop TO the
excessive RAILROAD speculatons in England the
rates of money have been advanced We oive =
summary of the news.
The Liverpool papers announce the death Of
David Maclver. Esq, of the British and North
American Royal Steam Packet Companv 81
Gateacre, near Liverpool
John Charles Earl Spencer died at Wise,on
Hall, Yorkshire, on the LIST. His lordship was
Chancellor of the Exchequer during the admins.
tralIon OF Lords Grey and Melbourne.
The papers also contain the death of Mrs
Fowler wife OF Z. 5 Fowler, Esq. of Fitzroy
square, London. Mrs Fowler will ever he re.
Inembered with affection by n LARGE number Of
American travellers, who have found under her root
Indeed home, and to whom she became endear-
ed by her esmable qualities and kind attentions
IN Ehgtdnd the Improvement in the income of
railroads continues, especially on routes where
the fare has been reduced
In France the demand for iron exceeds tho
supply, causing high prices. Mr. King had re-
turned to Paris.
In Ireland the Repeal goes steadily onward
Mr.. O'Connell has appeared with renewed vioor
IN Belgium the potato crop is better than was
expected
~ Germany club has been formed called
" Young Germany 1t goes for Revolution and
assassinatng Kings
idty proposes treaty with the United States.
with great reduction of duties
huSS'@ hnds herself worsted in the Caucasian
war
China news to June 9th had been received.
nj uf into ~.
Sclnde was quiet under the British woke
The Corn market continues firm md ,bo e.
weather which prevailed the last week At the
sailing OF the steamer, having been followed bv
repeated and heavy falls of rain the market in the
early part Of the present week, acquired addition
al firmness, and continues so, with the slirbtes,
drawback, at the present time. Large quantities
OF Flour are daily arriving from the United States
and Canada and from the nature Of the advices
recently sent across the Atlantic, the supply from
those quarters, there is every reason to believe.
VIII increase. From the cause. at which we
glanced IN our last publication the import rate on
wheat has advanced lSs-the result of the inferior
quaI'Ues thrown on the market The import
ouy OF tIonT is now los. l0d per barrel. In
some instances recently, Irish Flour has receded
is per SACK ana Canadian cd per barrel in6uenc-
eu ny 'he IdIge arrivals from the west, which
amount since Monday is nearly 5000 barrels
PROSPECTS OF THE HARVEST renorts
which have reached us since our last respectino
the progress made with the harvest in the Nor,h
are not Of character TO allay the exctenen, r,e'
viously felt on the subject The beavv III.
which fell up to the 2Ist inst was succeeded b,'
dry but unusually cold weather Sham fr,sis
we're experienced on TIE nights Of the 22d and
Iod Inst, and though the temperature has s;oco
risen, the shift Of the wind to the sontb,sa,J
threatens return Of wet. The interval of Inc
weather has hitherto besn Of too short dp,a,;on -,