Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-10-07
ARRIVAL OF TILE CAMBRIA.
Fifteen Days Later from Europe Fuc-
tuation ia the Flour Market - Great
Demand for Indian MeaI--Adrancc in
Cotton-ImprOUement an The Iron Trade.

tuation an The Flour Market - Great
Demand for Indian MedI--Adrdace IN
improvement an The Iron Trade
The steamship Cambria arrived this
morning from Liverpool, whence she sailed
on the 18th instant, to which date, inclusive,
we have files of European Journals. An
important advance in Cotton, and fluctua-
tons IN The flour and grain markets, with
prospect OF more abundant harvest in
England than was anticipated, are the
great features of our commercial advices
Indian Corn has not been so much affected
by the agricultural prospects, as wheat
and flour.
The Cambria brings 1873 passengers:
lO7 to Boston, amongst whom are the Hon.
Washington Irving, our late minister TO
Spain, and ID. Maynard, Esq, bearer of
dispatches; Rev. Il. Kirk, Rev. DR. De-
caricaturist
The grain crops have been gathered in
The British Islands, and the general inn
preston is that wheat will be an average
Yield. Oats the same. Potatoes, owing
TO disease, are every where failure
Turnips are in sound state and will COM
pensate for the loss o. the more popular
esculent.
the news from America announcing
that the American government had made
overiureS of peace 10 the republic of Mex
CO, caused great change in the aspect OF
Mexican affairs, and produced quite a
revolution in the market value of that
stock.
Ireland. Hostility continues among The
Irish People toward Indian Corn, but in
creasing intelligence is gradually remov-
ing the prejudice.
France. The Chamber of Deputies
opened on the 10th, with the usual speech
from the throne which was received by the
steamer of 10Th August. The proceed
ings Of the Chambers have since been
confined TO the verification of the election
of each Deputy. When this is completed
they will return an answer to the Kings
speech, to which the Peers have already
sent up their reply.
Joseph Henry, who fred at the King or
the 29th July, has been tried by the Peers
! found guilty, and was condemned TO worl
in the galleys for life. No doubt is en-
| terlaned that the fellow is insane. Hi
| MSS. letters and conduct prove it. Dur
ing the trial he expressed wish 10 bt
condemned TO death. but q new state poll
CIV toward these regicides, has preVentet
the realization of their morbid ambition TO
shero Worship" Considerable discus
sion has taken place in the French journ
ais releave 10 the recent alterations IN III
American Tariff.
The "Constltuiioner' thinks the Tarl
sill too high, and entorces on the Amer
can Government the necessity OF establish
mo Docks and "Entre Posts"
The Courier Francois" thinks Amer
-.--.l~vi,lsI sup -tu-uurdo ffUt
dom of commerce, and praises accoI
dinghy.
Australia.-At last advices from Va
Dieman's Land the la boring classes eXper
enced considerable distress, and the evi
of the probation system were increasing
ly manifested.
Cotton Market. From Aug. 29th {
Sept. 3d.-The demand 70: Cotton sine
the 2Sth, has been very animated sale
large. Spectators and exporters take
large lots at about IA d. advance in pric
since Friday-full IS d. on all quaIitie
so that quotations are accordingly. A,
counts brought by the "IIlbernia," as
the coming crop being very late, no dou
brought about the present altered state
affairs.
The market today has been extreme
firm. Sales are estimated at 5000 bal
American at Id. to 81 pence. The il
ports during the week are $4,000 bales.