Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-04-07
From the Utica Daily Gazette.
IN
Arrival Of the HlBERNIA.
Twenty two Days Later from Europe.

|
Twenty two Days Later from Europe.
PcePs Corn Law Scheme passed in til.
Commons-Dang 4ous Illness of o. Con
neil Great Battle in India Efec
Of Ne~s Of the Rejection Of Arbitra
| ton.
The Hibernia arrived at Boston at o.
clock Thursday morning. She left Liver.
pool on The 9Th inst. Her news is % days
later.
Sir Robert PEEPS Corn Law scheme was
carried in The House of Commons by ma.
ioriiy Of 81. The opinion appears to be
tn the measure will pass the House o
| Lords.
A motion was pending in the Commons,
when the steamer sailed, for the uncondI.
tonal repeal of the Corn Laws. Of ls
passage no expectation was entertain.
ed.
To show the advance of opinion in Eng
land on Free Trade, the government candi-
date was defeated at Westminster by a
large majority, although he was supported
as Free Trade candidate. In South,
Nottinghamshire, Lord Lincoln, Cabinet
Minister, has been defeated.
Sir Robert Peel, who had been suffering
much from illness, has recovered and is now
in good health.
O'Connell is said to be sinking fast and
in very weak state of health.
The Pilot boat William j. Romer which
sailed in company with the Patrick Henry
had not arrived at Liverpool.
The French Chamber Of Deputies have
voted sum of money for a line of steam
ers between Havre and New York.
GREAT BATTLEIN INDIA-DREAD-
Full CARNAGE.
The Anglo-lnd ermy have met the
enemy they must not despise. About the
middle of December the Sikhs passed the
Su,lei. and two severely contested battles
we're fought,
Winners Times says: The Sikah army
was estimated a, from 6O,O0J TO $4,000
with splendid park of artillery, double that
of ours; and in vaded The British territory to
measure strength with our forces. The
lighting lasted three days and the carnag e
was dreadful. Our forces only amounted.
British and Natives, to $4,000. Several
distinguished officers fell, amongst others
the brave veteran, Sir Robert Sale. The
British loss is estimated at 1880, the Sikh
loss at 30,0COI'
FRANCE
Louis PHILIPPE gave ball at Paris OF
The anniversary Of Washington's birth
day.
The accounts from Algiers are very
gloomy. Twenty five million francs have
been asked for by the French NJ nistry tt
carry on the contest.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LI,ERPooL. March A We have little t.
remark upon he Corn trade here since the
sa.lng of The Cambria. There has been We
| ~ Little business done and prices have beer
sieady.
Al The market held on the 20h Feb.
wheat of fine quality had lair demand TO
insian, consumption. Inferior descriptions
were little noticed and rather depressed il
value. Canada -four had dull sale ano
declined Gil. TO Is. per sack.
The market on the 9th ull. having been
tnlerably well attended by town and coun.
try buyers,ihe trade as regards wheat assum
ed somewhat firmer tone. and fine as wei
as good useful qualities we've in moderately
good demand for consumption at an advance
of Id. per 10 lbs. ordinary descriptions, a
the same time, retaining late prices. liisi
aud Canadian flour continued in limited
request, at our last quotations. The deal
ers mostly waited sale by auction after
market, of 22j0 Irish superfue, slightly
damaged by wet at the late fire. which were
taken at prices varying from 35s Cd. 3Ss
Cd. per $50 lbs.
| On the Sd inst. there was more steady
market for most articles Of the Corn Trade
but no briskness of demand. Prices were
much The same as those on that day week
United States -four, duty paid, 32s. 33s. il
bond, 26s. 27.
PRovIsIoNs.- Beef in fair demand at Cos
a 70s. per fierce. For Mess Pork the de.
mand doea not improve and the sales are
next 10 nominal. U. S Prime SOS 54s,
in bond. Cheese, U. S. fine, 5Oa53; mid
ding 4Ol4Ss, ordinary, 42a46; but the con.
templaed reduction of duty has sen, all in
TO bond and a reduction Of price equal tc
the difference in duly being looked for,
nothing has been done. Lard is worse and
worse, the stock in frat hands is still veIy
considerable and holders are pressing siles
al further reduction Of 3s. OIL The fall quo
ted in our last, Z SIN barrels 4Osa43s kegs
40sa40s, Cd,