Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-12-26
The current prices at Liverpool on the 3D. ins

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Is no justifable cause"
The current prices at Liverpool on the Sd instant
are as follows:
Bo,oed. Mobile. Orleans.
Very ordinary. .............. al 49,. 80 ...5.
Ordinary &c.. o. ......oS
Mddling .....................53 .....,5S -6
Fair 50 ct. ....63
Good fair. ...................6S. .....6! -...6i
| Good Observation-Disclosures. 6 ..... 81 .....H
| Fine. .6f....4 ......o
The import of cotton Liverpool during the past eleven
months has been Os7 900 bales against 900 in the
time last year. The supply from the United States IS
9OO 000 being decrease of 3s2 900 bales The stock in
port the instant estimated 900, against 600
at same period last season The stock of American is about
| 1872 900, or just one-half what it year ago.
better feeling existed in monetary circles and consols
had considerably. There apprehension that the
Bank of England will raise the rate of interest
The revenue authorities have permitted wood species
Of cedar mahogany the produce Of America, to be admit
ted duty Free
Among the recent imporaons at London 250 bales
of American hops, which excited much attention. It is
thought there will be demand in England for this article.
| The diplomatic world seems to have been sur
prised and shocked by the annexation of the Re-
public OF Cracow TO The Austrian dominions, by the
consent of Prussia and Russia. The English and
French papers consider this violation of the COM
pacts of the treaty Of Vienna. The London
Times says:
'The sensation produced by this event in France and
throughout Germany has been deep and strong Such acts
Of power not wrought with IMMUNITY such caamites
endured in vain The mperous violence of Russia the
tmd craft of Austria have combined to strike off Of the
branches of the treaty of Vienna and the weak and vaca
ting Court Of Berlin disappearing Of the harhness of Of
its accomphc0 and The practices Of the other has
The protest against such deeds of opinion more
than Of political influence and authority and we venture ,c
affirm that that protest will be universal throughout the world
and must again bring the Governments of England ant
| France to cooperate in a common cause"
Ii Is thought that The Parliament of Great Bri,eir
| will meet on the 9th of January
| The steamship Great Britain is still ashore in
Dundrum Bay, and there seems little prospect Of
ever getting her off, except by piecemeal.
The Duke of BORDEAUX, who, as lineal des-
cendant of Louis XVI, claims the crown of France,
was married on the 10th ultimo TO the Princess
THERESA, of Modena.
| In Spain there are symptoms OF trouble The
Carlists believed to be preparing for general
rising. Cabrera is said to be already in Spain, and
vast supplies of arms, ammunition, and clothing
have been received from England. Great numbers
of the Carist refugees in France have been arrested
The instruction in Portugal had not been que-
ed. From information procured from Lisbon TO the
tn ultlmo, it would appear that Lisbon was in
state OF great confusion and excitement, and fears
were generally entertained that the success Of the
Queens troops very doubtful, although no news
had reached of any decisive engagement having
taken place between Saldonha and the popular fac
ton. The British squadron was in state of in
slant preparation for receiving and protecting the
Queen and family if deemed necessary.
he I a. al D.,
eminent has united with the French Cabinet in ap-
proval of Mr.. HOOPS proposition to terminate the
difficulties of the River Plate. We may conse-
quenty anticipate a speedy pacifcation of the af-
fairs OF the Argentine and Oriental Republics.
The Bey Of Tunis is now in Paris, where royal
honors are being shown him.
The scarcity of food and the high prices of pro-
visions IN France is giving rise TO numerous and
melancholy riots.
The French Government have resolved not 10 adj
wise the Duke and Duchess Of Montpenser to make
that remuneration of all prospective right TO the
crown Of Spain which the English Ambassador in
Paris has been instructed TO demand. This reftl-
sal, it appears, is couched in very courteous but
equally decided terms.
The Paris papers announce the death Of the cele-
brated historian MICHELET.
The Swedish poet, EsAIAs TEGNER, died on the
I'd ultimo, aged Ga years.
TRApE-The circular Of Messrs. Wilkinson & Jewsbury
in ausion to the present state Of trade says
The expectation Of cotton and woollen goods shows de-
of e. 206 63s in the nine months of this year. as
compared with the period last year. while hardware
ey, machinery, metals and Goals show and
the latter the entire produce Of British industry, is
selling that this branch is on the increase
IRKLASDThe progress Of desttuon has been less rapid
and destructive its than previous would
have led TO expect Corn and provisions Of all kinds
becoming abundant and greatly the satisfaction Of oil
parties oncthe spectators The Irish executive still
continue their audable exeons gappe, far in them
lies, with the nseres of the people The employment Of the
peasany at the public works increases rapidly there being
now considerably than $780, 900 engaged thereon The
chief secretary has issued instructions from the castle that
persons should be employed whose enements valued
der the poor law at g5 and upwards unless Of
doubted restitution Loans to railway companies 10 be
granted certain conditions the advanced TO be
repaid by the baones through which the railways pass upon
their presenments The landlords OF Ireland have given
TO all the feasible suggestions that have been made
for employing the people, and many of them have made
siderable reductions in the which should have been paid
Every thing considered, the prospect before Ireland is
more encouraging than il weeks ago.
Another paper says The regular employment now so
generally given to the peasany together with the reduction
in the prices of PROVISIONS has already produced sensible inn
povemcnt in the condition Of the people Still there remains
much distress to be relieved The from the country