American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-10

| and the north Of France the potato cr,p
! reported TO be not only good, but abundan
The unsound crop Of las, yeat being ,ucccede
by one perfectly healthy.
/ PAsSENG Frs ARRIVED
| In the steamship Britannia n Liverpool to iiali.a
From Liverpool to BostGn-Rcv Mr. McCorkle. Re
NJ Alexander, Rev Or Hamilton, DR. Morland an
Mrs II Morland, DR. Bell, Sir Henry ChambrrIIio
Lieut. Cot ckwith, Lieut. Morride K Eng Mrs 81
and infant, Mrs Mdsgrave, Mo srs ] w Cater am
lady, Wells and lady, G K Vincent and Iadv f.
heman daughter and maid servant, sullivan
Lctholcm, Roht Lindsay, RhCu Palmer, w f nee
and ION, II Davies, J Mitchell. WIlber Wainwrgb,
Body, Il Lyman, EdGIsn, w Beecher Tboma
Rogers Jr, Chillon, K Rckarty, Da-Tacott, Jnt
Fuller, Copas, Goslenhofer, q Weber Smith, cha
II Hamilton, RGbt Leslie, Sw if, Jones. Ferguson 4
w Hamilton, X N urdin, MOtt, Farmer S Chaus
Hughes, II tcrvey, r Eruce, Robertson. NJ La
Gosle, Q II sneider Conseyree, Hggm, Lorenzc
Coles, Lescene, Hyde, Redault G Nemsorg, Osier
man, G p HGay and lady-7S.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Oct. l9.-Since
4th inst transactions not large Wheat not only
maintained our last quota tion but in several ms tan
ces advancing lnGian Corn advanced I3h 0 In q.
per or; $1,000 bbls States Flour in bend sold 33 an
advance of Is The small quantity Indian Corn Te
naming here moves oil IN retail parcels at So TO 54s
whilst cargoes floating bring AZ to 44s and those ne
at hand, As to 4Ss per 4S0 lbs. On lGh Whpattrode
rather inactive aud sellers equally firm; free brands
Of States and Canadian -Four, 6i per bI dearer.
States Flour in bond, likewise, held higher and We rv
few holders being disi osed to SELL cafcely any bust
ness transacted, StOck.Of Indian Corn hfmg ntar.
lyexhausted would sell readily at an improvement O
Is per ie0 lbs
Oct l9.-Smce our market on Friday fair steady
business in all The leading artic of the Corn trade
at the imp f0Ved currency; and the large consump-
ton going forward throughout the country, NOT only
lmpars increased stability, but tends also 10 favor
the impression OF rather higher prices generally,
pecially for Wheat and Flour which as well as In
dian Corn, continue TO meet lively demand
LIVERPOOL AMERICAN PROVISION MAR
KET, Since 9TH inst. MAX in gen eral HEALTHY
Beef and Pork extremely dull, as home consump-
ton has entirely ceased, and the prices must be con
slieTed lower, Lard advanced iaiy Is. and yalI0w
IS I'd per cwt from short SUPP lies aud heavy demand
The late arrivals OF cheese show a decided improve
ment in quality, and prices have advanced tuly 4 to
IS per cwt, but with increasing supplies this will not
be sustained. Ashes, remarkably scarce, and prices
advanced rapidly TO 2ss per cWt. Oils OF all kinds
advancngly, Hemp in small supply, and he Id firmly.
Az Lonicn Lard not so firm: Am 4faj0,.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct l7-To
day the demand has been less active. but at The same
time, prices firmly supported, and the sales react
5000 bales, Of which cuators have purchased $500
bales.
Oct. 10 To-day 1900 bales hanged hands, This
amount includes 1000 Anne lean and 20t 0 Egyptian on
speculation. The market has hcCn firm thrOughout
Prices OF Americans ROMAN unChanged Egyptians are
81 higher; Brazils and SuIats command extreme
hlaTan-
HAAS at 81 TO 6id, 800 Bahia sgd Ia II, 200 Suas 3d
10 4d, 5000 Egyptians 6id to SD, $50 Sea Islands H.
to I'D, GOO Americans d TO 6ld.
LONDON, October l9, Considerable activity in
markets since Sd inst and prices, with few exceptions
have exhibited an upward tendency. All kinds OF
Provisions remain dear, but the rapid recent advance
has brought forward large supplies, and any further
improvement in value seems for the present probe
NAUTICAL The demand for export has been general ant
extensive, buyers finding inducement to here il
the general selection afforded to them from our in
crcasng supplies of Produce. In the Cotton manuflc
turing districts there are complaints: Goods being dull
Ofsale, and very limited amount of business doing in
Yarns, but generally speaking the operative classes
are in full employ, and the works Railway continue
10 give great impulse 10 the consumption OF the cOun
try. Money has continued abundant thus far, but il
has been in demand for the Continent lately owing 10
the high rates OF discount prevailing at tambro, sc.
SCARCITY IN PARls.-Bread riots continue in Paris,
and signs of distress throughout France increasing
The exact degree of the pressure is difficult learn
as most OF those VINO report upon 1t speak with bias
The journal dcS Dc'cts auhOrtativry declares that
the supplies, both at home and abroad, will be ample
and ascrbcs the riots Paris to the fact that "one OF
two hlkcrs,' who had Il brisk sale, exhibited empty
shops to a ST CHESS crOwd-nOt uninsgatCd, prObl
bly,, by those factions in Paris that need an occasional
conspiracy in order TO feel self assured Of their own
Importance.
The SPECULAroas AND THE TELEGRAPH,
The New York correspondent Of the Phila-
dephis Inquirer, in his letter of Sunday after.
noon, says:
"a fragrant outrage has been committed or
the county by parties interested in the foreign
news that came by the steamship Britannia al
Boston.-The first intmation that the public
and the press of New York received Of her ar.
rival was given to them late in the afternoon
yesterday, and it is asceItaned for certain thai
the regular telegraphic report for the press was
| transmitted here as early as nine o'clock in the
morning, or Immediately after the vessel had
reached the dock
The news got into the hands of certain par
ties, who were Interested IN the -four and pro-
duce markets, who withheld it from the press
and dld not deliver it until it had been used
here and sent South, where no doub, the par
ties reaped rich harvest from their rascahty
An investigation into the matter is about to be
made, and it is TO be hoped that proper pun
lshment will be inflicted on all that are guilty
OF such a scandalous breach Of confidence IL
the Boston Telegraph line, and if amy NOR,
circumstances of this kind occur it will be re-
pudIated entirely.
ALABAMA ELECTION. Tie Official vote al
the special election IN the 3rd district, for a
member of congress, gives ColtroI, dem, 1920
Bemain, whig, $3.50. C.'s majority, so.
DEATH FROM ExPosURr. A man named
Alexander Layman or Lemon, aged about q
years, was found dead last week, about miles
from Charlostown, Md. 1t is supposed he dice
from exposure to the weather,
PAINFUL OCCURRENCE. We learn from thu
Centreville Times, that on Tuesday last,
young boy, a son Of Richard B. Carmichael
Esq, had his thigh broken, by falling from
cart, on which he was amusing himself at tn,
time Of the accident.
FIRE The grocery store of WheelwrighI
& Robinson, in Wall St, New York, was de-