Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-09-19
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA

| ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.
Fifteen days later from Euope-Arripal 0,
Hon. LOFTS McLane--Passage of The Sugar
BiU-E0ccts of The american Tariff IL,
England-State of the Crops Condition Of
| Ireland--Stdte of the Markets.
| Up 10 the time tho Britannia left, things remain
ed very much as they were on the departure OF the
last steamer. is,', .sa TO-.
Hon. Louis McLane, as was expected, return
ed home ia her. . -,,-. g.... '.
| The Cotton market has been in a quiescent
state. The sales on the 18th at Liverpool were
estimated at 5000 bales Spectators have taken
| 700 American, and have exported 500 bales;
1000 bales, consisting OF 500 Bahia, were sold
at Cd. 10 6 l Sd; 100 Peruvian at 6 1.Sd. 6 3 8.
| The market closed 10 the manufacturing dis.
tricts, with business by no means active. How.
ever, news received from the United States will
give new impetus TO trade. ....
The money market is easy, and for business
cosh can DO had very readily. .. -.
The produce markets are tolorably active, both
as regards the home and the export trade
American hams are selling at Sos to ass. A
good demand for beef and pork, and late prices
are fully supported. Lard, in kegs, is selling at
BIS. 43s. Cheese Of good quality is very scarce
at Liverpool. Parcels Of Indifferent quality have
sold at 3js. to 45s. per cwt. -. ....
Thee have been storms and floods in England
which have injured tho crops materially.
The popularity Of the New Pope is unboun.
ded The Golden testimonial has reached
Eos, 900. a
Indian corn has risen to go. per quarter.
The accounts of the potatoo crop appears to be
disastrous. r.'. 30 'i.
The{new papal Tariff makes great reduction
~ Nv0oipD manufacturers UpDl- and
coffee. 30 . ..
On The 17th OF August tho House OF Lords
passed the Sugar bill Parliament was expec.
ted 10 rise or the 29lh. The desltution OF Ire.
land occupied the House OF Commons on the ooh.
sum Of money has been appropriated 10 ems
pIoy the poor Of Ireland.
FRANcE.--The French Chambers have tcrmi.
mated, and great has been tho success Of the
Guizot ministry. The majority in the new
Chamber is expected 10 be one hundred, and it
may possibly exceed that number. The King
had opened the Chambers with short Of speech.
Several markets have experienced the effects Of
the liberal tariff which goes into operation in the
United States on the lst Of December. Iron
has already advanced in price, and the WOODEN
manufactures OF Yorkshire are firm and improv-
ing. ...
public meeting has been held in the British
metropolis lately, for the purpose Of taking meas.
ures to prevent the spread Of disease. Although
some contended that few cases Of Asiatic chol.
era had appeared, the general feeling Of the meet.
ing was opposed to the conclusion.
The OCEAN RAcE.-The steamer Cambria ar.
rived out in 10 days and lG hrs. Tho steamer
Great Britain, which sailed the same day,
arrived ont in 13ldays and ten hours. The packet
ships Fidea and Hotengenn, have also arrived
out. The steamer Great Britain had a detention
of IS hours, in repairing her driving chains
STATE OF TRADE.-At Manchester there is no
change to report in the cloth market since this
day week. The favorable commercial news
from the United States have made the market
what may be called firm in printing cloths of
good quality. There is an advance bat a slight
one. The demand continues good.
At Bradford the wool market is we'll supplied
with all kinds Of Combings, and the business do
ing is barely an average, as the prices are too
high to induce the spnners to buy, except to
supply immediate wants. Our Cotton market
has been active, and upon some kinds Of goods
an advance has been given. The wool market
continues inactive and prices nearly stationary.
IcE FOR THE PARIsIANs-The ship Am
AEON will sail from Boston in a few days
with cargo of Wenham lake ice, for
Havre.