Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
From tho New York sun, October IS.
Arrival OF the Steamship Great Western,
WEEK LATER TROM EUROPE.

llth inst
Gra'n markets steadily advancing. The Ger
man States have commenced prohibiting the export
Of bread siuits.
The wheat crop in EnghGd is known to be
very Tar below AN age The lunp crop is threat
ened with The distemper like the potato plague.
" Ihner h Smith sum up II long review as follows
at Is therefore, too that The total produce
the kingdom must be regarded as short OF usua
years, aud steady and progressive rise in The value
Of bread stutis must be expected. The upward move
ment may, and probably will, from time 10 time re
ceive checks; but on the whole, Wheat will, We
think, advance in ice until next spring.
European affairs pIe,ent threatening aspect
Eng land and France will have enough Ia DO al home
without interfering in American affairs.
War with Amer iea for Oregon j. now neither pos
sIbc nor probable. Enghnd's millions look to US
for bread and cotton, and the Ministry anx.
ious 10 settle all points Of dispute between the
countries.
half of old Euopes population. and all peryading
cry for civil and religious freedom rises every
hand
Extensive floods, causing much damage have oc-
cured in The north oil England aud Scotland. Much
which remained in the field was carried away,
also sheep and cattle, some lives were lost.
The fruits OF the French expedition To Moroc CO
last year may be seen ia the destruction of the
French force AT Djemra Ghezona, amounting to 45G
men.
The Grain markets, both here and elsew here il will
be seen, are on the rise. The London market oil
yesterday advanced considerably Is per
quarter. The remarks which we made on one or
Two occasions recently, still apply 10 The Corn mar
ket The present harvest will weld indiherenly
and this, combined with the failure of The crop,
many parts Of The Continent, from which we have, in
torAer years drawn a'g e portion OF supplies,
cannot lail To send the price of bread SUITS up a
higher figure than they have YET The general
failure OF lhepotato crop is, us we have before stated,
one of the primary elements in this upward tendency
Of prices. ii may he Observed however, that as re-
CARDS Eushnd, the disease the potato in many
districts, has nearly Disappeared, leaving only a
email scab behind, which will not materially lnufe
the properties Of that valuable escuent.
The Quarters Revenue in the Customs shows IA
decrease Ola mlllion sterling, and increase in the
Excise OF about 90 900.
We regret To SAY that since Our last notice the
weather has been uniformly unlaNorable. Harvest
operations have been 10 ii great extent suspended
and the crops now exposed to the effect oil wealth
er too cold to rpen such is are backward. and toe
wet TO save such ready Carlisle Pari"t.
The railway mania knows abatement; II APP
pears On The contrary, increase. The daily press
are reaping rich harvest by the prOdigal outlay
leading morning paper receives, The course OF one
week, at the present tine, from The rail road adyer
lisements as much hard cash as the Chiei Magis
irae Of The Union is paid annually Tor his publ,
SCI vices.
| The Bishop Of Exeter has called the attention o
Of his clergy 10 the improperly Of beng engages
| in railway speculalions.
| During the last three mouths M fewer Than Mint
| new railway newspapers have been established II
| Eng land.
MIR james McNab, of Ayr, has invented machine
worked by five men, which turns out "a 600 drain
| ing titles per diem.
Eugene Sue, the author of The Wandering Jew
has been formally accommodated by the AIchbish
op OF Lyons. primale oil France.
The number OF students now engaged in ing
photography in Aberdeen exceeds $50.
Ii is intended To have sixteen line -u.batle ships
eight or ten irlSaes, with screwpropellris, as block
ships for the English sea ports.
The Smyrna journals record the commission o
| another act Of daring piracy. A vessel bound from
| Laakl Tor Smyrna had been boarded near the
Stanchio, and plundered OF 81 900 piastes.
A project OF cUnsUkng general council OF The
clergy OF all secls in Prussia, with a view TO hear
| ing their opinion on the rcig ious questions which
agllale The public in that country, is under consider
alton.
| Prince Louis Ronapnrle is tired of his prison al
Ham and is said 10 he disposed 10 submit To an,
| terms imposed upon him for his liberation. He vii
proceed To America, probably 10 Mericci
| The enormous increase OF orders produced by the
extent vi speculation in the prov inces well
the metropolis, has multiplied business that ma
ny Of The brokers in London now receive and dis
patch between 300 and 400 letters per diem.
Letters from st. Petersburgh oi the Odd ult. des-
cribe sanguinary conflict between The Russian di.
| vision under General Schwartz AT the Lengths.
Accounts from Carlsrube stale that the grand du-
cal government has resolved to take severe measures
for REFRESHING German Catholicism.
Mr.. ii. X. Skinner, of Whetcombe, North Hush,
has invented IA vince plough for tilling turnips. ii
adults Of roller and harrow being worked with it,
and an apparatus for drilling the seed, AS at once
TO complete the work.
FISH FLESH Fowl AND VEGTTARIEs
is singular fact that fatal diseases are, at the pre-
sent moment, prevalent amongst members oi all The
above naIVed tribes in Europe. Cattle have long
been afflicted with dstemper which has destroyed
numbers; grouse have died in hundreds of some
maady, which has been variouslv described; and
murrain amongst potatoes has destroyed the crops
over great portion of Europe. II is now stated
that plague Of some description has broken out
amongst the fish in the rivers numbers fpike eels
aud other fish being found dead, d, ing, on the
surface OF the water.
The REvEsUE.-'The papers unticple very
large deficiency under the head Of customs as com
pared with the corresponding quarter of the prece-
ding year, owning 10 the extensive reduction in the
sugar duties and The other alterations in the tariff
In addition 10 these cauaos of deficiency in the
quarterly customs receipts It should he born in mind
that, in lS44 duties were paid very large guam
tiiy of foreign amounting about 450 900 quar-
theirs; while the quantity in l645 is under SO,O0O
qurters.
MUSICAL REFoRM--The "Boyne Water
protestant Boys" "Cropples Lie Down. and
several other airs, are by The lish Liberators last
proclamation declared to be no longer party tunes
They have become popular airs.
coTToN MANUFACTURES OF CATALoNiA.-II
appears from returns that have lately been publish
ed in The Spanish capital, TIM: the cotton mannlac
lures of Catalonia have consumed in the short spnce
of nine months Ala 1871 qunas upwards OF Al ,0OO,
900 lbs atoIrdupoise) OF raw cotton, which gives
return in custom house duties al Barcelona and Ht.
vana OF 1898 515 reales, nearly flOO 600 sterling.
The BANDO AGAINST SPANISH SMUGGLING
This.is certainly "A most Iatrocious document. Pain
of death is inflicted on any employee who shall be
found TO have conny ed at the introduction OF contra
band goods. Eight years in presIdio. OF The same
time OF service in a colonial regiment, independent
ly of the other penalties inflicted by The ordinary
law, to all who ionnd lie posses any contraband
article.
TIE INDIAN MAIL NY TRIEsTE.-We under
stand that with the view Of testing the comparative
rapidity Of The overland ronies via harselles and
via Trieste, the Austrian Lloyd's Company have
placed Of their steamers at the disposal Of Lieut.
Waghorn from Alexandria; and that that gentle
man will proceed from the last named place by way
OF Trieste, with letters despatched from Bombay by
reach London prior The Mar eilles portion of The
packet. We shall look forward with much interest
TO this extraordinary race.
lRELAND.-The present is an eventfnl period ia
the history Of Ireland. The repeal agitation, The
meetings and protests of the ultra Protestant party
aga inst the late proceedings Of the Irish Executive
and The truly wonderful railway spirit which AT pre-
sent is abroad IN that country, presents subjects
worthy the careful consideration OF The statesman,
the phil, nlhropist and the Christian.
O'Connel the wonderful of his age, has, as we
before announced, emerged from the solitude of the
wids Of Kerry, and once more entered the arena Of
political agitation. He graces with his presence the
platform Of repeal meetings, and as bnoyantly as for
chilly, and determinedly ever does he harangue
and rally his followers on behalf Of the repeal pros