The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-15
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ARRIVAL OF run cANBRIA

Tax IN about niae days, and 10 Boston IN
eleven days and une hours-the shortos,
passage on record. Wo give q has,y sum
mary If her intelligence
The demand for cotton had been large,
,he sPinners keeping themselves well sup.
Phod-parily on account Of the low prlce
Of the staple, aad partly induced by the
promsin. state OF business 10 the manulac-
lUIing districts.
For export, too, there had been great de-
mand, ard under the Influence Of these com
bined causes, large as the stock on hand
vas, American cot,ons had advanced ! per
pound. The total sales Of The week pre-.
cedne tho lS.h were -, ego bags, ofwh ch
spectators took a large amount In the
fIavre market, too, there had been an cd.
vance 10 price.
The American provision market was
doll, with light stocks bul daily arrivals
were looked FOR, which would stimulate
somewhat this branch Of trade.
Iron, il is stated, has proved disastrous
article Tor speculation, every description Of
manufactured iron having been reduced 20
per cent, aud the tendency was still down
ward.
The price OF American stocks was look.
ing up. The determination OF the Penn
sylvenians TO redeem their credit bad pro
duced this improved feeling, which exists
m Paris as well as IN London.
Money in the British metropolis was
plentiful, and the rate Ct discount lew
Parliament was drawing TO a close, and
will be prorogued probably on the 9th OF
6th August. We see nothing OF par,icu.
lar interest 10 their proceedings.
MIR. John Flennes Champion, late Sec.
rotary of Legation in Sarizerland, has been
appointed Secretary Of The Brt!sh Lega
ton in the United States
Mr.. Fnzroy Kelley has been appointed
Solicitor General, TO Gil the vacancy caused
by the promotion Of Sir + Gbesiger to the
Attorney GeueralshP.
The Orange ptocess,ons Of tho 18Th Of
July in Ireland has been attended BY riots f,
IN one instance, at Armagh resulting !nthe
loss of one life aod the aouoding OF several
persons. The Liverpool News Letter SAYS !:
C. Il appears from all accounts, and even
from the admission OF Mr. o Coantil, that
IN the actual collision the Orange men ouly
acted as all men, under the circumstances,
would have done, The conduct Of the Ro.
man Catholics in being the aggressors was
Mr. 0'Connell declares, such as to dIsen'i
'ie them 10 any support or sympathy from
the Repealers."
Accounts OF tho disaster a, the Bay Of
Islands, in New Zealand, had been receiy-
ed 10 England, and caused much sensation
Most distressing accounts had also been
received from the Cape Of Coed Hope.
There was continuous fighting between the
Griquas, or bastard natives April 9l) 0
collision between the forces aud subjects Of
Great Brit1in was 9" the most probable Of
impending contingencies
The Paris dates are 10 the l6.h Of July,
The great topic OF interest having been the
jesuit question. After NJ TAierss "a
nous appeal TO the Government to put tho
lava in force against the disciples Of Logo
IA, VI. Rossi was sent to Rome TO persuade
the Pope 10 recall the Jcsuas FROM France,
and thus save the Government the scandal
Of being obliged to expel them. 10 this
NJ Ross succeeded aud ail Their commu
mites are To be broken up, tie greater por-
ton Of them ordered 10 leave the kingdom,
and their houses and property disposed Of.
This is considered great triumph over
The religious party.
The sessions Of the two Chambers was
considered virtually at an end.
There appears to be 20 doubt that the
French Government has succeeded 10 get
ing the Emperor Of Morocco to ratify the
treaty entered into between bis Commis
sioners and General D,laruc, although 10
the frs, instance be utterly repajlaied the
treaty, and caused bis Commissioner to be
bast.aadged Tor exceeding their insirdc
lions.
The dates from Switzerland are to the
18th OF July The Diet vas 10 session at
Zurich, having been opened with a speech
Recommending peace and union. No mo
tion or discussion Of importance had yel
been made.
Prince Meuernich, Miaistef Of Austria,
has addressed despatch to the Austrian
Ambassador speaking 10 terms Of bIsh
qualification OF the conduct Of the party
that supported tbe JesUls 10 tbe late slrug-
Gle.
The canton from which DR. Slieger made
his escape demanded that be should be De.
livered up, but the other cantous refused.
Several cautons have conferred upon him
their freedom, and there IS talk Of get.
ling Up n subscription % his behalf.
The French papers contain the patlIcu.
lars Of an outbreak 70 Catalonia. in Spain.
Some Of the small towns around Barcelona
had been called Oh 10 contribute their levy
OF men 10 the army.
Intelligence from Algeria gives an &C
count Of the massacre Of thousand Arabs
by the French. The cavern oI the Daha
ran, where the Arabs had taken refuge,
was the scene Of thus horrid affair. Here
they we're hemmed 10, fa1gots we're light
ed, and the unfortunate wreiches we're
burnt and s1focn,el in Their place Of re.
fuge. 1t Is thus recorded IA the " Akbar, "
d French loufnal polished nj AIgiers;