The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-09-27
IA DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA

DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA.
The steamship Caledonia arrived at B,stor
IN Wednesday morning, Sd ult.. at 6 o'clock
She left Liverpool on the l9.h ult., and we are
IN possession Of advices to her day Of sailing.
The accounts from the country speak rather
unfavouraby Of the crops. and more particular.
" the wheat crop, but buyers Of wheat and -four
have had slight advantage in prices, tie infer.
ence from which 10 that the crops are not 80
had as i, was supposed they would be BY the
)aa' arrival
The stock Of corn on hand from last years
crop is much greater than was supposed month
ago.
The amount Of snecie in the Bank Of England
j. no less than El6OaO 600, an unusul large
quantity. On this accoun, the Bark refuses 10
purchase the Chinese inst ament Of So 900 900
IN silver, and it will be publicly sold.
The weather appeared more favorably for a
good harvest.
Mr. Mcl.ane has delivered his credentials TO
the Queen, and Mr.. Everett his letters ofrecall
The American ambassador WAS anxious to en-
ter upon the object Of his mission instanter, but
d. lord Aberdeen had arranged 10 accompany
the Queen 10 Germany, the commencement Of
negotiations was post poned
Her Majesty has had a glorious reception on
the continent. A London papr, in The Pat,
mers,onian interest, says-"Ine visit OF the
Queen to the Rhine has givenrise 10 a word of
jealousies and mis,rusts-has made courts anx.
ious and dlploms;is's buy.
The probability Of MAR between the United
States aud Mexico had caused decline ofncar
~ 2 per cent IN Mexican bonds,
parliam IN, was prorogusd on the 10Th OF Au.
gust, by the Queen in person.
SIR Roher, Peel gave assurance that ne con-
tempa,eda change IN the principle OF The exis.
iirg corn laws.
FRANCE. The King and Roya Family are
q, the Chateau Eu, where the Princess OF
SAKE Coburg has been safely delivered Of a
son.
A declaration Of war by Mexico against the
United States, is the great point discussed by
the Paris papers. La Prose- regards that &C,
AZ a peurile demonstration; calculates upon the
support of Mexico by Great Britain, and secom
mends that France observe the s,rictest neutral
~. The other opposition prints discuss the
matter much in The same strain.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Aug Sin the
early part Of The week the market was dull and
heavy, hut the experience of fine weather du
ring the last two days induced a renewal ofcon.
fidence and more active demand; the extreme
prices Of Friday last having been TO day readily
obtained for all descriptions Of Cotton. The
Gales amounted 10 36, 900 bales, Of which 200
American and 7t0 Pernams had been taken on
speculation and $500 American and sos Per-
mans for export The committees quotation
for fair cotton remains as last week, viz: Bowed
4sd, Mobile 4sd, and Orleans 4Sd per ID.
Aug, l5-Has been in fair demand through.
out the past week, and American descriptions
are partially Id per ID dearer than on Friday
last; in other kinds no change can De noticed
The sales Of the week amount to Al ,05O bales
of which 0,4OO Americans have been taken on
speculation, an 1890 for export. The commit
tees quotations to day for fair cotton arc as fol.
lows, viz. Bowed Al, Mobile 4ad and Orleans
Sd perlb.
Aug. ls.-Since Friday there has been only
. moderate business done. but the tone OF the
market is firm and prices are steady. On Sat-
urday the sales amounted to 5000 and to day
1000 bales. Of the business done to day. 800
were Pernams, 500 for export) 81 to 63d; $50
Egyptian, Ct to 6ad; 200 Surat, d to SD.
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From The Lexington (Ky.) Observer Sept 8.
CONTEMPLATING ESTABLISHMENT
BROKEN UP AND COUNTERFElTERS
ARRESTED.
The most extensive counterfeiting establish
ment, perhaps 10 the United States. has been
Just discovered 10 our State, within forty miles
Of this place, which has doubtless, however
been in existence great length Of time. \ is
upon the farm formerly owned and occupied BY
the father of the present occupants-Jo Ban
ton--who was for years before beleit for Texas
suspected Of carrying on the counterfcitng Of
coin 1t his establishment. Indeed. II We re.
remember rightly, he was once or twice ares
ted many years ago, upon this charge, but being
. very astute man, with considerable property,
he was always enabled 10 escape the punishment
30 which he was justly entitled. Finally. how.