The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-01-30
From Tie n o. Trosle, Jan. %.
late ana Imp riant from Europe.
ARRIVAL or THE THEMES
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Fl
her Pror0Qalion b Parliament. - The
Wkigs Ia Pouerlf Decline IA FLOUR
Dullness of tie ProDision Markell - De,
cline 81 ! Sd. per lb.in Cotton rcgainedf
The British shin Themis, Capt. Brown,
arrived about 10 o'clock last evening, from
Liverpool, which place she left on lhe 18th
December, bringing NINE days later intelli- |
gence than by Tie Acadia. We are indebt. /
ed "a Capt. Blown for Liverpool papers Of
tue 18Th ull., and London of The 18th. From
The Liverpool Mail, paper opposed 10 the
repeal Of The corn laws, and therefore not
entitled TO the greatest confidence this side
the Atlantic, we learn that the decline Of cd |
per ID. 10 Cotton, as made known at the
sailing Of the Acadia, HAS BEEN RECLAIMED;
that there IS a further decline Of Is per sack
in Flour; that the Provision market con.
tinues dull; that the British Ministers had
resigned; that the Wings were in power;
that Parliament had been further prorogued.
The Mail says, s'The prices declared BY the
Committee Of Brokers this week for fair
Cotton are-Bowed, Aid; Mobile, AID; Or
leans, a.. The sales from the 9th to the
18th December, inclusive, were s,l10 bales
Bowed, at SD Al, 9,940 Orleans, at sgd
g; 1910 Mobile, al 81 a4i.-There were
taken on speculation, 500 bales American.
Our market has been less abundantly sup
piled with American Cotton this week, and
the decline Of I'd per Is. noticed last Friday,
in good ordinary and Hiddling qualities has
been regainedl
The Mail says Of the Liverpool Corn Elk.
change on the 12th-'fThe resignation Of
Ministers, reported hereon the afternoon Of
yesterday, served 10 place the trade in a still
more anomalous state than before. At our
market this morning, however, the holders
of Wheat, seeing no use in pressing sales
at further reduction, advanced rather stead.
lily to the rates Of Tuesday. Flour, of all
J descriptions, being very unsaleabIe to-day,
J, declined at least Is. per sack; and barrels,
in which no business was apparent, may be
considered somewhat cheaper.
The London Sun of Friday evening, tie
18th, speaking Of the Gain market, says
Owing to the resignation of Ministers,the
state Of trade in Manchester was depressed,
: and the prices current on the 9th were with
difficulty obtained on the 18th.
The same paper in postscript daded / TO
J 8 on the 18th, says
= Stocks are fat and have been ! to per
cent. lower than they closed yesterday.-
Foreign bonds have been steady. The COt>
ton market at Liverpool yesterday was steady
sales 5000 bales, all TO trade.
!. RESIGNATION OF MISUNDERSTANDING OF
!. THE BRlT1sH PREss.-The London Times
SoyS of thc nl,s 49,, -, ER- eLnt
r. Peel had just gained over all his collea.
CUES except three or four TO advocate a re.
: peal of the Corn laws, and had the re-
8 luctant consent of the Duke OF Wellington,
, 1t had been settled TO summon Parliament
early in January. The Duke subsequently,
withdrew his assent and joined the minority
! Of the Cabinet. Sir Robert immediately
e thereon rendered his resignation, and Lord
!. John Russell was sent for, by the Queen
. TO form the new Cabinet. The entire Cabi
net then rendered their resignation.
, The Advertiser states that all the members
! Of the former Wing Cabinet have commu
. Dicated with Lord John. Parliament will
probably be dissolved. The city of London
will probably run Sir r. Peel for the House
as an advocate Of repeal. The Tories viii
doubtless rally round their former leaders
y The Herald is Of opinion. that the Conser'
j. natives will organize strong opposition tC
3 repeal. The Post, in specializing upon the
: position Of Lord John, remarks that, If he
continues the present parliament, he vii
) probably find himself in a minority. If he
!. dissolves il and hostile message from hi!
J. "Excellency" Mr.. Polk should arrive, Wher,
r icouLd be The sinetDs Of aCar?
The Evening Sun says, that Lord johr
has sent for Lord Palmerston 10 take chaIg'
D Of the Foreign Office; that Lord Normandy
IF will take the Home Office; Lord Grey thu
ofI Colonial; Lord Morphet will be sent TO Ire
e land; Lord Cottonham will have the GTea
Seal; Lord Mimic the Admiralty. These
= are on dts, says the Sun, and it goes on /,
D say, that Sir John Hobiouse, Mr.. ChaFlel
% Butler, Mr.. Halves, Sir Geo. Gray, and Mr.
n Tafuell, will form parts Of the Government
The SUMS Of opinion that Mr. Golden AM
Mr.. ViIlers will be needed to enable Lore
John TO carry out his measures. That Their,
q must be reform in Parliament. The man
q ufacturers must be represented. The Mar
il quis Of Anglesea is spoken Of for the com
! mand Of the army.
The Liverpool Mail is furious al PEEL
Tesignation.--.s Right Honorable Baro
= net says that paper, sfel on his knees q
the sound Of Lord John Russel's puny trnm
a pet, holding By the skirts Of Lord Morpeth
!. and imploring the mercy Of Cobdin, fou
cotton spinners. six cotton WcaVers, tire,
9 bleachers, and brace Of Quakers, manu-
e facturers Of small wares. A really grea
j man never falls ia this way. BTuius kille,
Il Efesaf. but the assassin was noble Roman
s A li5n slain By turnspit i incredible. ]
could moi have been lion"
! After continuing At some length il sim
liar strain Of abuse, The Nail predicts