American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-11-18


amount OF wages contemporaneous with
s'esdy advance IN the price of all the princi
PAL hecessaries OF life 10 not calculated 10 ir
,use an agreeable temper into The popula
orahch o. the Legislature. a third obiectio
70 40 early session may come from Lord Pal
merston, who cannot be desirous of explain
ing the process by which he has managed l.
give me French Government and people,
triumph.
The fetes in Paris in honor of the matri
monlal conquest of Louis Philippe and hi
son nave been postponed for some time, il
consequence as is alleged, of the nunJatioD
IN certain parts of France, caused by heay,
rains and storms.
| IL IS good and convenient, but not the
real excuse. There is a storm brewing which
tne prudent but aVaricious constitutional Kline
oil the French forsees. II is not his interest Ia
quarrel with England, and yet he has delber.
ately and with malice prepence provoked. II
would not have looked well to have inc fete
honor of his sons marriage with hsss Iple
and unprotected lnfaRtl Of Spain, sol ad bv
worthless mother; at which fetes the British
Ambassador, Lord Normandy for political
reasons, would not be present; this would eff.
feet the funds, agitate the money markets, and
deranee the good Kings private interests, az
a fund holder, trader, and manufacturer.
VERY DESTRUCTIVE FLOODS IN France
From France we have must disastrous and
melancholy accounts of the consequences of
h'od which had occurred in the River Loire
the waters OF which have very suddenly risen
to height exceeding anything known for
century back. The Loire and lis tributaries
have been the principal theatres of this phe-
nomenon, and have produced iuundations ex.
ceeding any known to the oldest citizens of
the departments of Allier, Leeir, and EIchiere.
In single night the waters of the Loire itself
rose twenty French feet.
ANOTHER RESURRECTION IN PoRrucAL.-
The latest news from Portugal, received at
Madrid, announce that a revolutionary move
ment had broken out at Oporto. The rerort
of the arrest of the Duke of Terceira wal con-
trmed. That statesman is in prison at Oporto.
The Regency, it was said, was proclaimed in
the name Of Belbree III. 1t was said at Ma.
drid that Costra Cabal, and Don Zaas Bravo
were to have left on the 18th instant for Lis.
bon. Our Lisbon letter of the 10th instant
states that all communication between that
capital, Oporto, and Combra was cut off in
consequence of the telegraph being broken.
The Dairto, of that day CONTAINS royal DEGREES,
dismissing from their posts as many civil Gov
errors appointed by the late Government
Mr., Palmetto had demanded his passports for
France.
WAR IN CIRCAssIA.-The news from Cir
cassio, which comes down 10 the 9Th of Au-
gust, is of great and thrilling interest. A
Russian deserted TO the Circasslans, Bake
Delifesner by name, who, obtaining influence
with the various tribes has been raised to an
important command, has made a successful
razzia on the Russian territory. -.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIoN MARKET, Oct. 2l.-
There has been but small demand for Irish
Butter, and holders have kept up the former
quotations. Bacon and Hams in request and
at an advance in price. Lard is scarce and
wanted. Beef without alteration, but Pork
is held by some for higher rates.
LIVERPOOL CogToN MARKET, Oct. 3D.
The accounts by the Great Wesern stlmu.
lated our market, and an advance of ID. per
10. was ohtained-in American aud Sursl
large business done. The accounts of the H.
bernia seemed TO check the ardrr. Brazil
and Egyptian, also Sea island are without
change. %, 100 bales have been taken on
speculation, of which 10 800 were American.
Forwarded into the county unSo!d, during the
month, $50 American and 70 Surat. Prices
for foir cotton, Bowed Cd Mobile Gid; Or.
leans GA. Sales from 2ith 10 Both October
AZ, 700 bales
LONDON Corn EXCHANGE, Oct CA lib. !
eral arrival of foreign Oats has frustrated ev-
cry advance asked for Irish during the week
the trade slow at previous currency. Peas
in good request-Esyltian Beans Is, to IS
dearer. No change in other grain.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Oct 30'-The |
miI!ers are almost Unanimously resolved to
remain on the reserve. The wheat trade was
Ia0guld in the extreme. Irish -four, unon
short supply, was unaltered in value, but U. !
States and Canadian being more difficult of
sale than usual, all descriptions receded Is.
per Dbl. below last quotations. Mailing bar.
ley and malt would bring higher rates, but
having ltti9 Oh none Of prime quality, no GER
lain prices can be formed. Grinding barley,
beans aud peas sustained last cure nccs.-
Oas and oatmeal were cheaper Indian corn
would he AIKEN freely for iceland TO supply
orders, which caunot be executed at present
III practicable Ligher Price might be ob-
aimed.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
MISUNDERSTANDING Gfeat Wcsterl--aTr Rorie
md flmliy, Rev f Brown, Rev J V Hines, Mrs and
Hiss Walton, Nil rEcgogue, ar MoDchesie, Mr. Hays
md lady, Mr HoliOrd and servant, Misses Elapdens,
'lr jaddens, Mrs Tones, Mrs Ro2zCll family and
csvant, Miss Meggs, Miss II german, Madame Yer
cIey, Mis- Neara, Mr. Scott and lady, Dir Cassn and
ydy, Mons Cupont Mr. Reid, MIR MartuscelIi and ser
'aht Mr. Brobant, Rev Mr. Dewey, w Powell F Ros-
lie, Mr. Jones, Mr. Schucardt, family and servant NJ RS
1agerman and servant, MIR. Nelson, Mr. Allen and
ndy, w Gill, J Snider, Mr. V0gel, Mr. Schmidt, Mr.
Nal on, DR. Carnochan, DR. S Baker, DR. Wainwright.
Dr. Aud, DIR l. Leech, DIR Dumont, DR. Fisher,
Dr. Ihon as. DR. Sinclair, DIR Dwight and lady, DIR To
has, DIR Maoer, Misses DodsOHs, Mr. Welfsrd Lee
hen, d Greg, Miss Hart, Mr. Townsend, s PENS, C |
stuart, Klengender, Mr. Briggs, J A ! eek, Lam
e, I Mitchell, Mrs Mayer, fam Iy and servant, Mr.
icCowlty and lady, Miss Prieslman, 9 Preston, $
iorton; L Barge, Ellcott, NJ Gilman, Mr. Selo, Mr
'annlsfer, Mr. Glen, Jochums.