American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-20

country as being overrun by robbers. Assassi-
nations were frequent. NJ Petsali had been
murdered in front of his own house, and the
dwelling of the Receiver G oneral had been
broken into aud plunder9d. A large booty
1900 drachmas Of the public money-was
carried off by the rascals.
.4,1irGl of The ,4cadia This steamer arrived
at Liverpool on the 29th, in less than 10 days
from Boston. 1t having been notified by tcle-
graph that she had on board Mr.. McLane, En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Plcnipotentia-
| ry from the L. States, number of persons as
senbIed at the Pier to witness his landing, as Il
mark of respect. During his stay in town he
| occupied apartments at the Adeph Hotel, and
proceeded on Friday to London.
CONSTANTINOPLE, July II. COLLISION
or THE STEAMERS. Loss Of oue hpadred mad
MiHg,fre Tires On the night Of the llh inst
on the Black Sea, about 40 miles east of the
| Bosphorus, a most dreadful catastrophe took
place. Two Turkish steamers, the one coming
| from, and the other gonm TO Trebizond. came
INTO 4 sudden collision, and one of them went
down with the greater part Of the crew and
passengers.
The vessels parted the McJehra Tidiahret
dropped abUGt mile a,tgrn, and in the course
Of less tlIan Il quarter Of an hour it was found
she was sinking rapidly. The Scuari, which
had got but slight damage, then went to he
! heIP; but 1t was too late. Very few, compare
/ lively, could be saved.
| Abont seventy, however, by swimming. and
clinging to spars. reached the ScutaIi, where
! they clustered round the paddle boxes until
they were taken IN Captain Lambert and an
engineer were picked up by boat of the Sou
tar. All the rest, one hundred and thrty-five
souls, persisted. Their agony was a short one,
but it was terrific.
AS the Scutari approached the wreck she
leeIed over, (the people on the deck, like wild
Inaniacs, were visible in moonlight and as the
sea smoked her down-as the vortex of waters
she formed IN sinking almost made the Scutari
spin round with the motion-there arose a
scream of utter horror--a last scream!-which
those who heard will never forget.
But more impressive still was the passive re-
sgnaton OF the Turks; they sat motionless
muttering their prayers; neither by cry nor
gesture did they manifest any CONSERVATION
In passive silence-amid the shreks of despair
OF Christiaus-the iatalists met their frightful
doom. From the first shock TO the sinking Of
the vessel not more than half an hour elapsed.
| lRELAND-REpEAL ASSOCIATION At the
meeting of the Repeal Association on Mon
day, the most prominent subject was a dispute
between the repealcrs in London. section
Of that body We're in rebellion against the war
den, Mr.. W. J. O'Caonel and they threaten
ed to call public meeting at the National
Hall, in Ilolborn, to lay their grievances before
the public.
Mr.. O'Connel said that if they did so, their
names should be struck off the rolls of Concili-
alton Hall. The repeal rent for the week was
announced to be over (25O.
| INDIA AND CHINA. The Overland
Mail has arrived with dates from China to the
9th May. The cholera has been very prcva-
lent III Bombay and POonah, and has RACED in
Lahore carlu!Iy. The political news is Of no
Importance.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug L. The Con.
sol market has been almost neglected and tho Emo
lsh Funds have suffered under great deoyt since
oul last publication; THIS is owing partlr TO The threat
ehlng aspect OF the weather, and consrgurnt uufa-
voraoc aniicintnnS respecting the harvest but chiefly
because the railway IN, winch now prevails his
inverted all The spare ca al in the country into lis
channel, and dG> left the more solid sCcuriri of tho
country neglected, Consos beiug down to lsi to gsa
and lp The Account 9Sk T. &; Bank Stock 2I6 io 2lI.
LNeHaqu"r bs 81 10 % prem India Stock 474 Ia l-6.
Thee per Cent reduced 80 70 !: Three ant-a Quarter
IO2 10 !; Long AHnuiilrs u 4; I'm India Enrts g.
10 90 pfcm The value OF money in he discount
market Is y per ccul.
la tie foreign markt the changes have hrcy .liolt
Upon The receipt Of The news or The annexation Of
Texas, Mexican stock declined aurut l. per cent buI
has since rallied.
AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON Our re-
port Oh American stcuiiues IN London i less fivOra-
PIE tlWl that published IN our paper h. Tie (.rrat
britain" Shortly AFTER her departure The 8 Acadia"
arrived WIN intelligence from Now YORK to the l5h
W., Whlch minated The possibility hat the stale OF
'thhsyiValia would he unable pay the iufrre a.
bout falling due, the effect of whl. l:, changed the
position OF that description Of stock, and checked 10
some extent, the improved feeling in other American
securities.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET August l.
The demand during the week has en- steady hut on
more Limited scale than for some tin c past, and
prices, particularly of the common qualities Of Anne
fican, rather lower. Spectators have taken 1000
American, $50 Maranlam, and 50 Egvptian and ey-
pOrefs 1920 American and 50 Pernanbuco; and there
has been forwarded into the country, unsOId during
the past month 9l5O American, % Pernambuco, 3}6
Bahia, and 900 Egyptian. The sales of the week
comprise 30 $40 bales.
WEEK ENDING AUG. 4. We still experience n GOOD
demand for Cotton Prices very steadily snpport
ed, more so This afternoon than tor some davs PAST
The sales on Saturday, the End were 5000 bales of
which one thlrd was on speculation, aud to dav O00
change hands, including 5000 American on s0ecuIa.
ton.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET
The low temperature and overcast sky of the pre
ceding three weeks creating great anxiety for the
conIinG crops, has caused the averages Of wheat n
rise rapidly: reduction of duty must sneedil, nj
ioW' Inc excitement IN the corn markets has bean
intense, and prices Of all descriptions of bread s,1
unsettled. Bonded western canal -four has been sold
al as the highest price reached for years Tho stoct
here is only about 5000 us of sweet and tbrou nt
me kIngdoll the bread stufs in bond are only CON
sIdered suifcieht for fornight's consumpton
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