Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1846-12-30
ARRIVAL OF THE
CAMBRIA.
Flftcen Days Later from EuroDos
ALBANY, Dec, le
o'clock. p. M.


The Cambria arrived at Boston at 10 O'clock
on Wednesday evening. The political and
commercial news received by this arrival is im-
portant. The papers are filled with accounts Of
outrages OF every kind upon persons and proper
ty. Great alarm is manifested at the open traf-
nc in firearms among the peasantry. Trade il
dull. The factories are working on short time.
The English grain markets are animated, apA
] previous prices of flour maintained.
No change in provisions. The cotton mar
ket, after the arrival of the Britania on the lst
inst. became very animated, and large sales
were made at an advance of a per ID. On
the Sd inst, the market firmly, with atendency
to further advance. The movement, however
is considered by practical men as speculative.
Money was abundant and easy to be had at
% cent, per annum, on first class per cent.
The comparative quotations of the most inn
portant articles of consumption by the steamer
OF the 18th ult., and 4th inst, will show the
movement which hus taken place. Nov. ~,
United States red wheat IS I'd IS Ga: United
States white do IS Sd 9s 3D.: Indian corn 81
a 81; U. States free -four 3ls Sd a 81: United
States bonded 29s COS.
DC. 4-United States red wheat IS i'd 9s
U. 5. white do. IS. Sd. 9s: Indian corn sac
Dos; U. >. free flour 33s. Cd. 34s. Sd. bonded
31s. 32s.
1.-The Telegraph worked badly, and we cam
not exactly understand these figures, unless thew
are meant for London and Liverpool quota
tons.
Since the LIST instant, the market for flour and
grain had not been buoyant, and there was 1
disposition to recede. Indian corn is in de-
mand, and brought full prices
Parliament was to meet on the 10Th Janu-
airy for the despatch of business.
The steamship Great Britain had suffered
so severely from the gale on the goth nit. that
she is considered total loss. -,
The Liverpool trade, from the 10Th, ult. 10
the present date, Dec. LIST: has been father i'm
proved, and mere activity prevails. 1000 bbls.
bonded flour were taken for investment. Phil
adelphia and Baltimore commanding 29s. 29e.
cd. and prime Western 30s per barrel. Wheo,
was purchased more freely on the oath ult
The last number of the European Times
says Canadian United States flour duty paid,
received an advance of Is per barrel, and the
latter in bond obtained similar Improvement.
OPENING OF THE PoRTs.-No less than four
Populations from the different parts of the me-
tropolis waited on Lord JOHN RUSSELL, at his
office in Downing street London, on the 2lst
ult for the purpose of presenting memorials to
the Lords of the Treasury, calling on Govorn-
ment to open the ports to the admission of ives.
tern corn, duty free. His lordship expressed
hope of their wishes being realized.
PoRTUGAL.-The royal cause was considered
so hopeless that apartments had been provided
in Windsor Castle for the fugitive Queen and
her court, At the last adyices however, sb.
dcsertion from the popular force was freouefiSsz
but it was doubtful whether the Queen could
retain her throne. The people are disconten-
ted and labor under feelings very nimical to the
existing order of things. 49ei
RUssIA.-An extraordinary Gazette aiinoun-
ces that on the 10th day of October, the troops
Of Schamyl were completely defeated with 500
men killed, 800 taken prisoners, and the loss of
nearly all their artillery. One of the EmperorS
1Lces has just died at an early age. At the
eastern and southern extremitiess of this vast
Empire the cholera is said to exist.
In France large amount are being raised for
he sufferers by the recent calamituous idunda-
ion. The distress is represented as the most
,xteneive and serious: -
The Dey of Tunis is now in Paris where royal
honor is being shown him. He seems to have
glib tongue, for the official newspapers record
With complacency his eulogistic speeches, at
LII that he sees. Il
Lord Elgin will not bring his young bride
o Canada. She will come 10 the spring.
Spain was undergoing one of IT'D periodical !.
Bands of Carlsts completely armed
lad been collected at various points, and en-
counters had taken place between the insurgents
md the royal troops. -.
The Spanish newspapers express regret al
he defeat oftlie Mexicans by Gen. Taylor, but !.
console themselves by admiring the courage
With which they defended themselves. The
4efdtdo calls on France and England to re-es-
ablish Monarchy in Mexico, as the only means
i saving that unfortunate country from the
clutches of the United States. 49,
The harvestin Egypt is more abundant ihaa4
n ordinary years, and very much exceeds the
wants of the inhabitants.
Liverpool and other leading towns are busily
ngaged in getting up strong agitation in the
edncton of the duties on tea
The Belgian government had decided that
PROVISIONS of att kinds should be free until the
st ofOct., 1847. =
Great misery prevails in Flanders, occasion
d principally by the want of food and the want
+ employment. @