The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-06-27


lean territory. The guns are TO bo carried on
the shoulders Of eight or sixteen men 10 each
gun, according TO their weight of the difficulties
of the ground and when possible, will be drawn
upon whecs which very short hxles Inc
Hoard or Ordnance has ordered that the men
shall be allowed to draw an extra sum Tor win.
ter clothing, aa IL ufual with troops serving IL
Canada.
In relation 10 the Oregon notice the Europe
an Times says, the Great Western carries OUT,
on her present trip the answer Of the British
Government which, we have reason To believe.
is OF a concllatUry and friendly character.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL CoRN EXCHANGE, Friday AT the
commencement OF our market to-day few Gales
of free wheat were effected to the necesstous
BUYERS, at decline old 10 2 per 20 pounds on
the las, quoted price but the London morning
papers arriving by express, about noon, stating
a majority OF AZ in favor OF the corn bill III the
House of Lords, appeared wholly to engross the
atteuton OF the trade, and subsequently boz very
little business was done-,hough lower prices
won have been generally conceded. II 10 dii-
fcul, however, to form any precisely accurate
quotation at the moment. We, therefore, wait
the result of our next market, when the elect
produced by this important measure will proba'
Iby be more ceHly ascertalned. NothWlth'
Standing the large stock OF wheat -four lying
here 10 bond will shortly be released al the new
duty, we hear of no sales to-day IN anticipation
of the event, though Western Safes is STILL
offered at 2Ss per bbl.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET, Friday We
notice partial decline % H. per TO- on Am. and
Surat last week. that decline being general on
the opening OF tie market, and there has been
no further Eedpc ion since. The accounts by
the Halifax steamer Cambria, arrived yesterday
shows The deficiency to be 372 ,339 bags, being
less BY 5,I12 bags than the previous statement
The market TO day has not changed IN conse.
quence, and may be said to be steady. Braz'ls
and Egyptians remain as last week Sea Islands
are to I'd. per ID. lower. There have been
taken on speculation 1900 bales Am. and 500
Sura,; and for expectation, ,460 bales Am ;
500 Pernambuco, $40 Laguayra and Slrat, TOR
warded into the country. Unsoid during the
month, 1870 Am, $40 Egyptian, and l4o Per
nambuco. The prices declared BY the Commit
$ tee Of Brokers this week was for fair eottons OF
bowed AID; Mobile tBi; aud for n. u % -
Sales from the Odd to the gath May, inclusive
$40 bales Sea Islands 1l3d l4,04O n. O33 anl
!. "a. 3.30O Mobile 81 and 81 7 600 PernambucC
I. 6 and "a; AGO Bahia 81 and CO l,OSO Naran
,r ham Al and 6A l,460 Egyptian 81 and .; A
Demarara If; AGO Wesl India Al and %
e l,2lO SuIal % and 38--total 2o,0oo. se4-.
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nv, v,ruNrEEns The Regiment require
} from, our State is now full. The ten companie
7, mustered into service, are the Vicksburg South
9 rom, the Jackson Guards, the Raymond FencI
HES. the companies from Yazoo, Carroll, Wi'k,n
y son. Marshall, Lafayette and Lown!es, repec
lively, and the Vicksburg Volunteers Nv
J. other companies, the Natchez Fencibles an
the pon,otoc Volunteers, have marched here o
the expectation OF beng received, but have foun
W themselves cut out. We understand that TIA
ne Governor had halbored some thought OF takln
TX the responsibility Of receiving them at any rate
blu, we believe he has taken the sober secon
~ thought At any rate, we are convinced tt
Sc companies would be willing to 60 on no unce
ne tanty, or in an unfavorable situation.
III We are not vet informed what orders hay
, been made for no ding the election for field of
ms GERS 1t will be held within few days no doub
IN and we are every hour locking for the arrival
the marching orders for the regiment.
on [V,cksburg Sentinel
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OF MAJ.J.Y, BUREEY, formerly of Maury cou
or ~, Tenn, who was to have been executed
'o' the Mexican authorities in the Castle OF Perot
ose on the 18th of December last. coHrved to mai
his escape the preceding night by means oil
iel' Mexican lady, who became interested 10 his b
'ut- half
A Writer from this city, to New YORK
nee per- makes the following remarks relative to Il
ing expected p!under Of the Mexican churches:
,or "Among tho many foolish, if not vicious d
Sea caratons made by persons who pass Tor I
animal man, openly aud without guse in o
=. streets and bar rooms, is that of the prot
ha which must inevitably arise from an invasion
aoa Mexico, by the plumber of the rich and eega
10 churches of that country This avowa 10 ma
!. = by those people who forget that in doing
,al,J they wound the feelings of more than mill
and halt of their own fellow citizens, who
on, they expect to contribute, in men and none
,ho towards SUSTAINING the war. Ii such were
~. policy of this country, which thank God, 1t
g. not, the avowal of such an intention now VOL
enCe 20 p - IS y:tt -. - ~; 49,
INA o' u :: 60 -, -, :; ,5.noc ~
~ should be disappointed after getting INTO Il
:, :; country, and even If possible TO the capitol
W =" the Montezumas, that the clergy of Mex
md have already made ample preparation for p'
nded serving ''ie -ne.'e .s ,;; 80. -
rs to oIu'ono' arc Az,
this ds eVens. inoso r. ~ 10 ~ 80,
Mess =. wo'sn.p' upon W. up ta ia, M nai,od =, :
vera nave oteu a'su asna W." $500. W nn
g., - terian meeting house in this country; and if
80. CURED, the sacred vessels will be gwen to
government to enable it to resist every and a
o he S.'enp' a, NV as'yp 49,. :, So, -
those who calculate TO make profit of that s
Office ces of plumber, my not be disappointed wi
srmi they might suppose their hopes were on
some point of being fulfilled"
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