American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-23
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

ONE DAY LATER.
We announced briefly, in portion Of our
edition yesterday, that the Great Western ar
rived at New York early ON Monday morning,
with European adyices to the 5th inst, one
day later than by the Britannia We are in
debted to the express of Messrs. Adams s. Co.
for the European Times.
The weather is again uniavorable, and the
price of grain has accordingly advanced; but
as that trade is in state of transition, the in
creased price rs rather indicative of the feeling
of the dealers than an earnest of the business
transacted.
The Cotton market closes with firmness-
The daily transactions are large, and the sales
of the week, it will be seen, amount to 60 900
baes-a large demand in the absence of active
speculation, and most conclusive as respects
the activity of which the manufacturing dis
trcts are the scene. An advance of an eighth
on the naiddlng classes of American has taken
place. Spnners are said to be taking large
stocks, but it is'questionable whether they pur-
chase beyond their immediate requirements
The Public Securities have an upward ten
dency, but the improvement is SO trfing as to
hardly require notice. In other respects, mo-
them.
1t may CRAFTY our commercial readers in the
United States and Canada, to learn, that the
port to Liverpool, on the opposite shore of the
MeCsey- Birkenhead-will soon be in condi-
ton to receive American and other shipping.
Competition is the soul of trade, and one of the
results Of the competition which this town is
destined TO experience from the ''citv over the
water" is, that when the new docks are OPEN
ed, as they will be i'll couple of months, a re-
ductien will be made in the dock dues and 9TH
er charges on merchandise in Liverpool. As a
preofof how things are ''going- a-head'' amongst
our opposite neighbours, it may be mentioned,
that the Rirkenhead Commissioners SOLD, on
Wednesday last a. quantity of land, which real
lied 9lGc, 900, which two years age did not
cost them fifth part of the price. Such is
CoMMERGE-sUCH is COMPETITION
The barque Ter Brothers, Captain Crawford,
of Waldbero, with cargo of cotton from Gal
weston to Antwerp, was destroyed by fire on
the 25th Jone. Those on board were taken off
by the Heagby, Cspt. Roubin, and carried in
to Hayre. The vessel was seen OIL the 9th
in lat. al ss, Ion. l6, IL, burnt nearly to the
waters edge.
On the anniversary of the declaration of
American independence, the American ships at
Liverpool hoisted their flags which presented
a very gay appearance in the sunshine Flags
were also hoisted at Mr.. Charles Wares and
other American houees.
The British Government has rejected the de-
maad of the Spanish Government, for the adj
mission Of Cuba sugar at the free-labor duties.
PASSENGERS-In the steamship Great Western,
frem Liverpool-DD Voorhees,; G Christ and lady;
w Mortimer; Andreau; C. Beer; g Morlot; A Huet;
Domneck and lady; j. IF Vasques; G Addoms and
lady; Johnson, lady and servant; j l. Benedict;
T Johnson; I Johnson; Miss Johnson; C Bernard;
/! Tenant; Mrs Astone;t Stone; A Voisire; r
Patrick and lady; II Buttenield; G McHenry;J Mes
mi h. lady ard child; Wilcox; w II Clement w III
Coles; Beni; II Gilhaine and lady; E c Yale; e
Huse; I Metcalfe; Mrs Elmira; Mr. Clark and lady;
w Thomas; II Lewis, Jr; Hunt; w Habishand;
Ely; Argo and servant; G Vyse, Jr; ] Samu-
el Gasqusine, lady, children and nurse-maid; NJ
A Parsons,t Mclean; A w Jahary; II Woods;
Exofier; g Mountain; w II Hendeboweet, lady and
children; Miss Purves; Master Purves; A Wilson
and lady; Mr. knOwer; II Ckurraud; NJ Mitchell,
b James, lady and children; Mrs Vandeburgh and
servant; Farnum, Rt Rev DIR Barrow; Mr. Hanway,
lady and chid.en; Miss A Brackwcll; T Blakeley;
w Blake; Tweedy Mr. Regaliey, H Unaerwood;
w Smith; Bell; A Molenski; A Bass; II Smith;
Joles; w Robe'ts; A Sellers; II Z Clarke, ID Ha-
zen; Graham; Mrs Wood and child; Rev w Wait
and lady; w Oakley; A Smith; G Bullin; Mrs Bar
mum and children; w Whitehead Mrs 0lntin; r
VI Edgars; Il Ktcninn; G HeurioE; II Shaw; II
Marsh and servant Mrs Matthews and child.