Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.

| 1 he Steamer Cambria arrived at Boston
this morning. The intelligence in relation
to produce is very important
The Cambria brings 1873 passengers am
| ong whom ale the Hon. Washington, irving
| our late Minister to Spain, and D. MAYNARD
bearer Of dispatches, Rev. Mr.. Dewitt and
the celebrated Crukshank, clircaturst
But little miscellaneous news has vet
been received
The news from America, announcing that
the American Government had made over
lures ofPeace 10 the Republic of Mexico,
produced quite revolution in the market
value Of Mexican stock
Sc, 100000 in specie was imported into
London by ship Amerca-from where the
report does not stale.
Parliament is brought to close. The
accounts from the manufacturing districts
are more cheering. The Golden teslimo,
NAL has reached 100000
IRELAND.
Hostility continues among the Irish peo-
pie towards Indian corn, but increasing in.
telIgence is gradually removing the prela-
dice. Turnps 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
18th with usual speech from the throne.
The proceedings have since been con-
fined TO the verihcation Of the election of
each Deputy. When this is completed,
hoy mill L
speech, 10 which the Peers have. already
sent their reply.
Joseph Henri, who fired at the King on
the 29lh 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
1t. During the trial, he expressed wish
TO be condemned to death, but the new
State policy towards these regiCides, has
preven'e ed the reallza,ion OF this ambitious
desire.
Discussion has taken place in the French
Journals, relative 20 the recent alterations
in the American Tariff. The Constitutional
thinks the Tariff still too high, and enforces
OF the American Government the necessity
OF establishing docks and entry ports.
The President and Vice President Of the
French Chambers have been elected by
large majori'ies. The ministry have a
majority ofone hundred and twenty
SpAIN.-Isabela. of Spain, is TO marry
her cousin the Duke Of Cadiz son of Don
Francisco.
Liverpool Grain Market, 21st ult.
Wheat was in fair demand at Is ID
per bushel for 20 lbs A, the opening of
business some large parcels of western ca
nal flour changed hands at AIS Sd per Dbl.
Indian corn was held at 26 10 30s per $50
| lbs on the 30th uIt.
On the 2Sih a moderate business was
transacted in wheat without rise in price,
! Large business in Indian corn, and an adj
vance of l0d per quarter was obtained.-
! Steady sales for barrel flour, and decline
submitted to YVES fully recovered. Flour
afterwards improved
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Sept l.
! A fair demand for wheat. Former prices
were paid. Flour active-a demrnd at an
advance of26s Cd to 2ss per Dbl. Demand
for Indian Corn good; prices we're %, for
$50 lbs higher. One mercantile firm in
| Limerick has sent out for dozen cargoes
of Indian Com.
The American provision markets, buoy.
ant, and rather active. The IRON trade had
| improved.
The London Money Market very easy.
The Bank Of England has lowered its rates
to3 per per cent; and the effect has been
visible in improving the prices Of public
funds. This movement is intended 10 obviate
a ii evil consequences Of the failvre Of the
potato crop. In thus acting, the Directors
have incurred some censnre, but more
praise. The grain crops have been gather
ed IN on the British Islands, and he general
impression is that wheat will be an average
yield; oats the same. Potatoes owing to
disease are everywhere failure: