Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-09-29
Arrival Of the cambria
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.
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IRVING, our late Minister to Spain, and
D'MATNARD, bearer of dispatches, Rev.
Mr.. DEWITT and the celebrated Cruik-
shank, caricaturist.
But little miscellaneous news has yet
been received.
The news from America, announcing
that the American Government had made
overtures ofpeace to the Republic of Mex
leo, produced quite revolution in the
market value of Mexican stock.
$6,000,000 in specie was imported in
to London by ship Amcrica-from9wher
the report does not state.
Parliament is brought to a close, The
accounts from the manufacturing districts
are more cheering. The Golden testi.
monial has reached f7O,O1O.
IRELAND.
Hostility continues among the Irish
people towards Indian corn, but increas-
ing intelligence is gradually removing the
prejudice. Turnips are in sound state
and will compensate for the loss of the
more popular and eSculent potato.
FRANCE.
The Chamber of deputies opened on
the 9Th with the usual speech from the
throne.
The proceedings have since been con-
fined to the verifcation of the election of
each Deputy. When this is completed,
they will return and answer to the Kings
speech, to which the Peers have already
sent their reply.
Joseph Henri, who fired at the King on
the 29th of July, has been tried by the
Peers, found guilty, and condemned to
work in the galley for life. No doubt is
entertained that the fellow is insane. His
manuscript letters, and his conduct prove
it. During the trial, he expressed wish
to be condemned to death, but new State
policy towards these regicides, has pre-
vented the realization of this ambitious
desire.
Discussion has taken place in the
French Journals, relative TO the recent
alterations in the American Tariff. The
Constitutional thinks the Tariff still too
high, and enforces on the American Gov
eminent the necessity Of establishing
docks and entry ports
The President and Vice President of
the French Chambers have been elected
by large majorities. The ministry have
majority Of one hundred and twenty.
SPAIN.
Isabella, of Spain. is to marry her
cousin the Duke of Cadiz, son of Don
Francisco.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
On the Goth May, 10 900 Kaffirs ap.
peared before Fort Peddie, but were dis
persed by artillery and rockets. They re-
treated, having lost large number of
men. 4 or 5000 cattle under the walls
o. Fort Brown, loose, were carried off
by the Kaffirs. The Kaffirs were defeat
ed with great loss.
CONVENTION BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
PRUssIA.--A Convention has formed be-
tween these two powers, by which the
rights Of Germany, in relation to the sue
cession Of Dutchies is guarded.
A commercial treaty has been made be-
tween Prussia and Denmark.
The English Government has made a
proposition 10 those who paid corn duties
under protest under the old bill, which has
been accepted.
The overland mail had arrived. The
news is not important.
Marquis TwEEDALE had retired from
the government of his Presidency. Sir
GEO. ARTHUR was seriously Ill. At Cal.
cutta and Bombay, trade was dull and I'M
satisfactory.
AUSTRALIA.
The latest dates from Van Dieman's
Land, the laboring classes had experien-
ced considerable distress, and evils of
the probation system increasing manifes
ted.
The London wheat market has been
rather fluctuating. Prices during the
week ending Aug. 24th, advanced 4s. per
quarter, and after further rise took place
the transactions were light. Free wheat
had rather restricted sales, but prices
continued to advance, as did flour, with
good sales for American in sweet state.
The price was about 2Ss per barrel,
duty paid Weather having changed for
the better, purchasers have manifested a
reluctance, continued operations at the
changed rates. Business was duh at
Mark Lane on the 26th ult. On the 3Ist
ult wheat declined Is per quarter. Little
business was transacted.
Liverpool Grain Market. 3lst ult.
Wheat was ia fair demand at 2s Sd
per bushel for 20 lbs, AT the opening Of
business some large parcels of western
canal flour changed hands at ATS 81 PEI
Dbl. Indian corn was held at 27to3Os per
480 lbs on the 30th ult.
On the 28th moderate business was
transacted in wheat witheut rise In price.
Large business IA Indian corn, and an