The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-16
From the Baltimore Pntriot, Nh INST.
Days Later from Enropc.

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Fifteen Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF TIE
STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA.
The Cunard steamer Britannia, Capt.
Hewitt, arrived at Boston at | o'clock.
PM. The Hon. Louis M'Lane has
returned in her.
The news is not ofmuch importance
matters remaining pretty much as
they were at the departure of the last
steamer.
There had been tremendous storms
and floods in England, which had iniu-
rcd the crops severely.
The Cotton market has been in a
1ulcsccnt state. The sales on the 18th
at Liverpool, were estimated at 5000
bales Spectators have taken 700
American: and have exported 500 bales.
loOO bales, consisting Of 800 Bahia,
were sold a. e to e l-Sd: 200 Pcrnam
at lisa 6 3-S. The market closed
dull.
In the manufacturing districts busi-
ness IS by no means active However,
the news recently received from the
United States will give new impetus
| to trade
The money market IS easy, and for
business cash can be had very readily.
The Produce markets are toIerably
active, both as regards tho home and the
export demand
Indian corn has risen to 3:2s per quar-
ter. The accounts Of the Potato Crop
continue to be disastrous.
The popularity Of the new Pope is
unboundcd. The new Papal tariff
makes great reductions on wooden ma
nuiacturcs, cotton goods, sugar and coffee.
The Cobdcn testimonial has reached
65:D00 pounds
House OF LoEDS-Parliamcnt is cx-
pectcd to rise about the 2Sth Of August.
On the 18th the House of Lords passed
the Sugar Duties Bill
HOUSE OF CoMMoNs.-Thed dcstitution
IN ireland occupied the House of Com
mons on Monday. \ sum has been ap.
propriated for the employment of the
poor in Ireland.
EFFECTS OF THE AMERICAN TARIFF IN
ENGLAND.-Scveral markets have expert
cnced the effects of the liberal tariff
which goes into operation in the United
States on the lst December. Iron has
already advanced in price, and the WOOL
en- manufactures Of Yorkshire arc firm
and improving:
FEANcE-fhe French elections have
terminated, and great has been the suc-
cess Of the Guizot ministry. The ma
Jorlty in the new chamber is expected to
be one hundred, and may possibly cx-
cccd that number. The King opened
tho chamber with short speech.
a NOBLE WoMAN-Ncvcr shrink
from a woman Of strong sense. If she
becomes attached TO you, it will be from
seeing and valuing other similar quail
ties in yourself You may trust her,
for she knows the value Of your conf
dencc. You may consult her, if she is
able to advise, and does so at once with
the firmncss Of reason, and the consider
alton Of affection. Her love will be
lasting, for it will not have been lightly
won; and it will be strong and ardent,
for weak minds arc not capable the
loltier grades of passion. If you prefer
attaching yourself to a woman of feeble
understanding, it must be either from
fearing to encounter superior person. or
from the vanity OF prefering that admi-
ration which springs from ignorance, to
that which approaches to appreciation.
Subtery0nean.
WHEREHE WAS BoRN-Twoign ignoran-
persons fell into dispute about the na
tive place of Jonah who, as the clergyman
told them in his text, or at least as they
understood him, once swollowed a aoAale