American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-26

abatcd. The Repeal Association continue
| its weekly meetings, and the projection of raj
ways and other works are among the more pro
mnent and important events that have late
occurred therein. The Repeal Association, a
Its meeting on the 5th ult., was attended b
Mr.. OCennell, who made a long Speech il
the course of which he pledged himself to sup
port the Corn Law league.
INDIA AND CHINA. Two overland mails ha
been received in England bringing dates lron
Bombay to Dec. /, Calcutta to Nov. u, Ma
dras to Nov. 20, and China to Sept. 80. Th
affairs of Puniaub have not lost their interest
though no late atrocity is recorded The stu
alton is most extraordinary; the troops hav
murdered all the Prime Ministers or Wuzeers
as well as all the Kings that do not act as the,
please. The British army remains collected
on the frontiers of Punlaub, and will speedily
be ready to march on Lahore, if necessary.
The news from India is highly important
The prospect Of Il collision between the British
and Sikh was becoming every day more mmi
nent. 1t was thought, however, that any at
tempt on the part of the enemy would be at.
tended with overwhelming defeat.
THE MARKETS.
REPoRr FOR THE WEEK ENDNG DEC. 26
The long exp ctei document OF the Presi-
dents Message has had title or no effect or
our Cotton market. Although this important
paper may be said 10 preserve the Lofty tone
mat was expected from it, there is SO much
IN favor of interests of peace and conciIiation
rising up in both countries, that the public
seem to regard the issue Of the disputed point
with the best hopes Of an adjustment. The
agitarions in the cabinet, as to the government
OF this country, having in some m, azure sub
sided, the public securities have been favora-
bly, effected There is also less alarm prevail,
ing about the potato crop and the famine ques-
lion generally.
These together have given better feeling
10 the manufacturing interests of Lancashire,
aud We have, therefore, in our cotton market
without experiencing any oc'u a advance IN
our quotations of prices, somewhat paTticIpa-
ted IN the general Improvement. We still
took with much interests to the reports of the
crop in the United States.
On this point there is nothing new, and we,
can therefore merely rereat cur opinion, as
stated IN our circular Of Friday last, namely
dat it will probably prove equal TO the crop
OF last year; but, 80 lar a. regards New Or
leans, of much better qua lly. 800 Amer
can have b, Ell taken IN speculation, and leo
American for export. Tie sales Of this day
are A COS bags. The sales for the week are
$500 ha.es.
LoYDoN MoNGy NJ ,RHLr, Jan, 3.--l great ravo.u
ton has taken place ~ the Money market sincc we
lat addressed our American readers. During the pc
rod OF Ill" political movements winch are elsewhere
tuI} detailed, me market has iiuctatcd greatly; the
prospect Of Lord John Russell taking office whilst, rs
was generally believed, lac Was not strong enough tor
the place. caused considerable decline. Cuusu!S hay-
lht at one time reached "! TO E!l' Inc return OF ar
h"D'ii f'ti To once lu al once Siikig cIi'ct upon
prices" f'il rise gta'uIHy TOOK place upon th' lha-
mitN "i lHfd I"h fl>sci 10 iurih an administration
beng l"aae hnoNh-tlc Iatc>t quotation, Of 'ohs0l'
hccanc tif'c II cent lils'f IMAM uIo'c immediately
P,'o'l"- l't ,,ui', VIII az ilII>' 'l""'hl ~ pl
"
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I =, ,,,,h o,,' .,,,i,'t,, r,,,,,J ~, IN d;, M ,h
r,rLrt # j. ,nrini,- 10, vic,,d Ia, IiI;,rcnt r,,t.
hut nn thr ,yhon il considered f,;nrais IA th. ~,
G,, scttIrn,rnt II tI,n nr~o.u,ion n"nJing M, Inc
Grcm,n t,rritorv and win, y regard III n rrviynn nr
, tar,n !, cannon h,,t ,n ,,.,r1I,, -, p,;,;l ;,,r
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IIlgRpoo1 CoTroS MIRKEr Jan. 1.-The sales 10
the 3lst ulmn having been included i'm the annual I'll
hps unfinished ON tint day ma fir bnr stotrupt will
he made IN until the OH instant; if may however be
remarked that the desland continues GOOD the sales of
the four days having amounted TO about 10000 bags,
nearly all to the trade aud the advance of 1T per H.
npon American ullotcd 3lst December is fully main
taincd
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500 pee n" ofica has had heraGoioi nananon
vi m I - :" m 80, i,dS ''iu
upon 'laue iviT; 60 ina, - ui' Uuoy 'lt "nu
Tnvepnnen, declare her intem,ians rssaecting rho
corn laws bus mess will not be as brisk as heretofore
ana snoonia,ors will he cantions In G,rni1n free
,yheai I'm nit little or nothing done Bonded wholly
aIon,as FIour MAYED ntr verv slowly NJ The racant
negcteu h Ga N Fs'g soW d. Tue 'ese,
t "a hn, frmlv held ar 5es ner nr A, Tho ~, ,rket
9gh The trade opened by factors asking Is O. ar