Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-11-20

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graph. We understand thar few Spectators
had the news in Wall street considerably IN al.
vance Of the public generally.
The naNs is important in commercial point
Of view. Grain and four are still ON the rise
The advance in wheat since the last arrival ave-
RACES five shngs per quarter, Indian corn two
shillings. Cotton has advanced full three-eigthihs
Of penny per pound.
Flour has also advanced, bonded -four being at
thiry-thres shings per barrel, riss Of one shil-
ling 90 the highest quotation per last steamer.
The dspioga5le condition of Ireland engrossss
much Of the public attention. Famine, disease
and rios continue 10 spread over tina, unfortunate
country.
The money market is depressed, partly in con.
sequence Of the prospective Withdrawal OF bui.
Ion 10 America.
Arumor has been prevalent during the week,
and seems rather 10 gain ground than otherwise,
tha,the E1gish Government has contemplation
10 open the porl5 Tor the admission Of all kinds CT
grain duty free.
Elihu Barg.t was recently a, Exeter. zone
Of The most crowded cni most respectable mcei.
ings ever held in ihis city,' says the Western
Times, 'took place on the 9th iast. at the cub.
scriProa rooms, to welcome EIihu Burriu to this
city and 10 listen 10 an address from him on the
subject Of Universal Brotherhood"
The price OF grain Is rapidly rising in all the
European Pous, he best proof Of Scarcity and
supplies fer Great Brian as well as The conti-
nent must come principally from the United States
and Canada, where the harvest has been happily
abundant.
Mr.. bancroft, the newly appointed Minister
from the United States in the room of Mr.. Nc.
Lane, accompanied by his LADY, has arrived in
London from New York.
The marriage Of the Duke de Monpensier and
the lniaaa Of Spain was consummuied on the
10Th alt.
Lord Egin, tho nav Governor General Of
Canada, ii has been stated, will take his departure
for Canada next month, but upto Oct. 10th, moth.
ing had been officially announced.
The repeal Of the malt tax 10 aCitatod. A
public meeting to promote the agitation now TO.
ing on for the purpose Of procuring this repeal,
was held at Harrington in Wiltshire on tho 9th.
Lord Burlington, N. P. was present, and on his
recommendation, all agreed to send in petition
10 Parliament on the subject,
England Is getting corn from Van Daman's
Land. A vessel arrived in the 81. Kalharine's
Docks from Van Dieman's Land, brought consgn.
ed to different hands the largo quantity Of $40
packages Of wheat.
There has been another skirmish at Alden, the
British post in Arabia. A body Of 5000 Arabs at.
hacked the Town il broad daylight, but boing re.
pulsed they were soon compelled to retire with
severe loss in killed aud wounded,
Tahiti is still the theatre Of conflicts between
the nGIiye5 and the French, A dispatch has
been received from Capt. Bruat, dated Papta,
.une 3, giving an account OF two eng0gemen,s
with the natives OF Tahiti on tho 9Th and 30lA Of
May. The French had 800 soldiers and mari
ners and 200 natives. The Tahitians havobeen
driven from their enireuchment5 und camps al
Praptnoo and Punigia. A brisk fro was open.
ed upon the main bodyor the French, and mass.
cs Of stones aud rocks wero thrown upon them
from the tops OF the mountains which oyorhang
the valley. Nr. Brlat, after reconnoreug the
enemy's camp, considered it imPregnabe, and
declined to attack it.
Several Of the ilax mills in the north Of Ire.
land have been converted into corn mills.
The French Ministry are said to have granted
Morshul Bug5aud sc 0GC Geo franks to make a
Trial Of military colonization.
The BGyarian Government has, il is reported,
purchased corn al Odessatotha amouutof 2,OOO,.
COO forms, to be diglr5ured among the several
circles.
It is rumorod that Hon. c. P. Villiers, NJ, P.
for Wolyerhampton, the advent and persevering
advocate Of free lrade, 10 to be appointed Governor
General Of Bombay.
Major General Sir Jeremiah Dickson, nc. B.
late commander Of The forcea in Nova Scotia, ac.
companied by Miss Dickson, arrived from North
America,
The packa, ship Northumberland, which arri.
we'd n the London dock on Thursday, the 9th
instant, has brought five thousand barrels Of flour
and large quantity OF cheese.
Two vessels have arrived in London within
these three or four days, from the United States
laden with ice, 10 the amount Of several hundred
tons
It's reported that Don Juan Maria, son o
Don Carlos, will murry the Arch Duchess Maria
Beatrice dEsIc, a member Of one Of the riches
sovereign lamili in Europe.
On the OH instant, Vi: manufacturers OF Bro
chin, Forfayahire raised the wages Of the hand
loom weayur5 The sum Of one hall.penny per sht.
ling,
All Csrli3t refugees now on the frontiers o
France have been ordered into the interior OF tht
Departments, there to be subjected TO the most ri
gid Surveillance.
Numerous cargoeJ Of corn continues to arrv,
daily at Mar5oic5, and large quantities are sen
by The Ehone to the interior.
ThoGnnd Council oith Swiss Canton Of Drent
has issued an ordinance which emaucipates tht
Jews from several oppressive obligations previ
ously imposed OH them, az to the mode OF con
ducting their commercial transactions.
IRRkAYD.-The s,ate OF Ireland, says the Cu
ropeah Times continues 70 DO most dialfe9Cing-
alarming in the extreme. Tho famine spreads
disease, the attendant Of scarcity, sluIka abroeC
through all parts of the island, and the suffering
pcaiauiry, goaded on by despair, have show
symptoms Of rebelionand outrage, hoping there
by to attain an ef'ectual relief for all their want
and pfiyalions.
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