American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-12

toll and anxiety of the farmer will be great, the
ultimate results will be better than they some
times are i'll seasons which lead TO very low
prices London paper, ing. %.
RlSt IN The price Of sugar. Although the
quantity of sugar received fom the West In
dies, the Maurtus, and the East Indies, is
greater this year than it has been for many
years previously, yet the prices of all kinds OK
sugar still continue to advance. This is part
ly owing TO the failure oFlast years crop in the
island of Cuba, and partly to the great increase
OF the consumption in this country since the re-
ductlon OF the duty. Owing to the former cause
the British rehncrs have got the supplying of
the Russian market well as their own, and
II report speaks true they are making fortunes
rapidly; and owing to the latter cause the in
creased supply in the English market is barely
equal to the demand. Since the beginning Of
the year the average price of Muscuvado sugar
IN this country has risen from less than 2ss,
the cwt. to 34s 4d., and it still shows every
appearance of continued rise-Liuerpook
Times.
american ships Of 1car in the Mediterranean
| The American double-banked lrigate the Cum
bcrland, Capt. S. l.. Breeze, bearing the pen
dant Of Commodore Joseph Smith, hove to off
| Valetta Harbor on the 9Th inst, from Trieste.
She sent her launch on shore, communicated
! with the American Consul and on its return in
|
! lean corvette, the Plymouth, Commander Ii.
Henry, arrived at Malta on the LIST instant,
from Beyrout, and took pratiquc this morning.
The commodore communicated with her when
off the port.
Heats, Hands and ShiiingS. Daniel O'Con-
mel, the other day, addressing mob which he
had convened at Galway, is reported to have
expressed himself as follows:
81 want every man S shilling, ana will tell
you why; because there is heart and hand be-
hind every shilling. vsnt the hearts and
hands OF every man"
Serious religious riots al IeipSic. Accounts
/ from Germany give Il deploIable account Of
the state of SaXony and other parts of Germa-
ny, in consequence of the religious excitement
which prevails IN that country, and which IS
every day increasing. On the 18th August n
! very serious riot broke out at Lcipsic, and, ac-
cordlng to the latest accounts, that city was
still in Il state OF the greatest excitement. On
that day Prince John ofSaxony, the general in
command of the Communal Guards, arrived
at Leipsc to review the guards An immense
: crowd of the inhabitants assembled on the oc-
cason, who received the Prince on his arrival
on the ground with shouts hootinp, and cries
of "Viva Rongo," Viva Robert Blum, and
clown with the Jesuits.''
The following is the account of the affair at
LeIpslc, gwen by the semi-oficial Gazette of
that city ofthe 18th: "Yesterdav afternoon ar
two O'Clock great tumult took place in fhn
streets. The movements commenced at tho
Phosphate, and crowd was soon collected
there; such grave excuses were committed that
the police not having been able to arrest tho
perpetrators the intervention of the communal
guatd ana vi the troops of the garrison become
necessary. The windows of the Hotel of Pms
STA were partly broken with stones, and the
ciiasseurs having arrived, the perturbators were
called upon in vain several times TO retire: the
order was then given to fire. Some persons
were Killed. The battalions of the Communal
guard, who were convoked by the General
contributed powerfully to the re-establshment
OF order Alter midnight the groups dispersed
and towards three in the morning tranouiIi.y
was restored. An inquiry into this affair has
commenced"
INDIA. The Overland Mail arrived in LON
don on the 10th inst
Inc cholera had re-appeared at almost every
station IN Western India, and had committed
most inghtul ravages on the native inhob;t.n,s
although the number ofits European victim had
been comparatively small. In the Puniaub il
mad made sad havoc, carrying off at Lahore
nom oOo to QUO daily. At Lahore from 20 600
to $4,000 had fallen victims to it. Tho rebel
lion OF Peshara Singh was becoming every dav
more formidable The great body fthe Row
al troops has, it is sad refused to take up arms
against him.
MARKETS
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. 80 The e,c
tuatonS between fine and rainy weather, which have
prevailed during this week, have affected The pTces
OF stocks according the prospect Of bad batv.s1
held out the prospect of scarcity of nancy. or 10
hne, OF The contrary. In fact every movement, Of
trade ana commerce just now depends on The wea
| ther Ihe last terty-eigh hours having been decid
edly good weather for harvest, he price Of ConsoI,
mas slightly advanced, and clo,es-Consols for Mo
ney ana Tue Account left of AT SO to 4; Three per Cts
heduceh wv TO /: Three and quarter per Gents lnls
10 = Long AnnnIues ii ZIG; Bank Stock 2IO4 IN olIis
EXchequsr Bills 4ss TO SIS premium; and India Stor
21l to 273. ~ S''ch
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Augus, oos ~.
wednesday the market became excited on acconnt
OF tle aamase TO Tue crops by the heavy rains and
large speculative business was done in nil L;n1.
wheat at fully ID per 20 lbs Canadian and Ir sh a.
also participated IN the improvement. The weatbcr
YESTERDAY ana to day was fine, and wheat dull nrres
lece"he 10 tuesdays rates. viii -four has a tenden
cy to tecede further ~ " 'ehueh-
PASSENGERS ARRIVED -LIvERroot--s,oo,,
snip treat western. Hon d Jenifer, late $ si,nl.
w Bonlware. late 5 Minister to Nnn,os. W. diV ~
Hughes, late U Minister to Hague; Miss H,,rbeS. l.
w sehinI1ti RUSSIAN Consul; Hon G Vernon: Frs
Warlng, IL !! NJ Consul to Norfolk; Mrs WARNS: {; D
wake, ii NJ Consul for N and S Carolina: Mr. ~
@nG sGtraLt; Cfd'and Fl Vice Consul 10 Nor
W. w., EofStef W Forster h Young AMI lady,
NatkhS, Mr.. Armand, Mrs NJ A Vandenhof and
uaNshter, 4 Stacey, Rev carp, w Morris + card
her, q Lscher, Lord, Pickering Esq, Il Black
- Sf O'lNet, Esq lady and family, MIS- Elli-
sop, . storm, Miss Ledworth. MIR X Dun, Il Stecn D
GGIaldm, virtue, II Cocker, 4 e Kerr, Deslin, Il
y jSMe2nerd Calender, l. Perrin lady and chiia,
w Mcdonald and lady, GraveIv G S Douglas {; s
cameron, Smith, J II / J stephens, + HerseRt
w II Appleton and lady c Ro bbins, lady and family
K Spngelsaud lady, L Terry, F Maspero, All
len, Hawthorn, u Huntington and lady, Mrs c II
Richards and daughter. { Yer Byck. Lehman and
daughter, Z Yarnal EischoiI W Coffin Esq she
riff Of Nontlpai; Ms Coffin Two children and Ger
wants; Prof De Lacey aud lady, Misses he Iarsv
Alex trWGIr, Esq Mrs Christie, Allison Post Esn
and daughter Austin Main, lady and CImI,: MiSses
Y Gaatt; Brown, A X Gardrer, L. Barton r p Snith
. stewart EsQ and lady, Mr. Wood and lady, NJ