New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.
GREAT BRITAIN BEATEN OUT By THE CAMBRIA.
IRON ADVANCING. CORN MEAL DITTO
COTTON FIRM. MONEY EASY, &c.

COTTON FIRM. MONEY EASY, &C.
Bos7oS THURSDAY, sept ID P. NJ
The steamer Britannia arrived this day at me
wharf East Boston. at 4 PM. We proceed 70
tclegrs phi to you By the Lightning line summary
Of the most ialpor.ai: items brough. by her 1hnsS
remain very much as they were on the departure
Of the last steamer
10, NJ, vcr.ne has returned He lett Eng
land roucb respected and the loss OF MS society
will be sincerely regretted By those Americans
who have experienced his courteous hospitsiaes
MAJ our country ever ind SO accomplished repre-
sentative.
CorTos-The Cotton market has been in CUT
.sce..t state The sales on the 9Th at Liverpool
we're estimated at 5000 bales Spectators have
taken 700 American and have exported 500 bales.
1000 bales, consisting Of 600 Bahia, sold at
cd to cd, and 100 Pernam. at 81 TO g have been
taken for the trade. The market closed steadily
In the Manufacturing districts business is by no
means active The news. however, recently re.
ceived from the United States will give new i'm
| petus 10 trade.
The money market is easy, and for business cash
can be bad very readily.
The Produce markets are toleraby active both
as regards the home and the export trade.
Parliamentary Proceedings.
HOUSE OF LoRDs-Psriiament is expected to
rise about the 2sth OF August On the 18th the
House OF Lords passed the Sugar Bill.
HOUSE or CoMMons.-The destituton in Ireland
occupied the House OF Commons on Monday.
A sum has been appropriated for the employ
ment of the poor in Ireland
France.
The French elections have terminated and great
has been the success OF the Guizot Ministry. The
majority in tho new Chamber is expected to be
100 and may possibly reach ITO votes
The King had opened the Chambers with short
speech.
STORMS AND FLosDs.-In England there have
been frequent storms and great falls OF rain which
have injured the crops severely.
EFFECTS or THE AMERICAN TARIFF IL Eng
IAyp.--Severa markets have experienced the eff
fec, of the liberal Tariff which goes into operation
in the United States on the first of December. Iron
has already advanced in price, and the wooen
manufactures Of Yorkshire are firm and improving
CoBpES TEsTIMoSIAL.-The Golden testimonial
has reached $4,000.
SAsATARY REGULATIoss.-A public meeting has
been held in the British metropolis for the purpose
OF taking measures to prevent the spread OF dis
ease Although some contended that few cases
of Asiatic Cholera had appeared, the general feel
ing of the meeting was opposed to the conclusion
miscellaneous.
Indian Corn has risen to 81 shiilings quarter.
The accounts of the Potato crop continue to be
disastrous.
The new papal Tariff makes great reductions
on wooden manufactures, cotton goods sugar and
coffee.
The steamer Cambria arrived out in 10 days and
l6 hours.
The steamer Great Britain arrived out in 10 days
and hours.
The ships Fidelia and Hottingucr have arrived
out
The Great Britain had detention ut sea Of l8
hours in repairing her driving chain.
The popularity OF the new Pope is unbounded
American Hams Mt 35s to 43s Lard in kegs
selling at 3ss to i0s bareled 35s. to 3ss.
There is "A good demand for Beef and Pork and
late prices are fully supported.
Cheese of good quality is very scarce at Liver
pool; few parcels of indifferent quality have
been sold at 35s. to ass. per cwt
state of Trade.
MANCHEsTER-No change to report i'll our cloth
market since this day week The favorable commercial
news the United States has made tho market VIVA,
may bc called firm.
In printing cloth of good quality there advance
though "A small onc-Wc anticipate however, and that
soon regular trade The calico Printers doing bet
ter the velvet trade is improving. Yarns rather
heavy except low numbers for these the demand con
tnues good.
BRAproRp-Our Wool Market is well sup
Piled with all kinds of combing and the business doing
is barely average, the prices are too high TO in
ducc the spinners TO buy, except to supply their mmc
dise There is doing in all kinds OF yarns
and disposition buy for future delivery, The pr
very low that the expenses could not
realize prime cost prior 10 the advance which Is now
being given combing wages. and there is DISPOSE
ton sell except AZ higher rates Our Cotton market
has been and on kinds OF goods advance
has been given.
NOTTINGHAM market this week has been
very quiet in ancies Really good patterns find ready
sale.
LEIcEsrER.-The houses are all fully engaged
in producing goods for the Autumn trade and good
amount of business doing in the warehouses. There is
no attraction IN yarns or woods.
HALlfAx.-We have no alterations 20 notice in
the price OF yarn since our last The demand for WOO
; Is increasing and prices are firm.
r RocHpALE.-There is still very limited guam
tty OF business transacted prices much the
those OF last week.
The wool market continues inactive and price:
nearly stationary.
) PASSENGERS ARRIVED
IN The Steamship Britannia 10 Bosto-Mr Murphy Mr. Mat
therson. A jackson II Wager. G Born Lewis Cairns
Reenhall NJ Fox Peters Hon Mr. McLanc, Mrs Mel ane
Miss McLsne, Mr. McMugray and Lady, Miss Campbell
J T Brown and Lady. Miss Brown. Mr. Goldsieer, w
Smith Mr. Mcdowell. II Holmes. J Davis and Lady
Master Davis, Talk Woolplane. Or An,ey. R'v N,
Agres, Mr. Hardy. Mr. Smith, w Davis, Richardson
Mr. Bardrof, Mr. McEachan, Jas Tclement:en, Abran
Ren,ers. Dedervr. Francis began David Law. w MMc
keand. Woodcock, Clemenstine BasstcRachi, Mon
tsjal. w Albert VIM Fale Haskan Il D Nicholson. I
Campa;n James Sticks. Routh Allan. T Wsllsck. :
Warden, Conway Morto. Dorsea Pcndleton, G Gray