Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-10-14
ARRIVAL OF THE HlBERNIA!
SEVEN DAYS LATER,

o'clock this forenoon.
have waited thus late to get tie news
which has not been published Tbe,a il
aoIhng OF interest in the miscellaneous
news except that the protss, OF England
oil the marriage of The French Prince and
the sister OF The Queen Of Spain, has been
successlul,and the marriage las been post.
Poned If not broken up.
Flour is quoted in Liverpool a. 27s Cd
in bond.
Corn is up IS quoted a, 4Os for yellow and
As for white. Cotton is up tar,hine a,
Liverpool. The potato crops is thorough
failure throughout.
From England and Russia we have &C.
counts OF tne progress of bligh. The future
use OF the potatoe as an article of food is
almost abandoned.
The Bank OF England has declared
seml-annual dividend OF 81 per cent.
The Gazette De Cologne saws i, has been
announced for some time that measure
will shortly appear, prohibiting the expor.
tatIon OF corn from the territory of France.
IRELAND
The rupture amongst the Repeaers is
daily mansestlng lis consequences. In
Belfast day or two back, meeting was
called for, of physical and moral forcemen
when the former achieved decided ,ri-
umph, and left the adherer,s of O'Conneu
in minority.
Accounts from Paris, dated 18th Sept,
stated that accounts had been received con.
voying intelligence that Don Carlos, the
Spanish pretender, had made his escape TO
Spain.
O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Eastern mail has just arrived, and
select the following items of European
news. from Wilmer IL Smiths Emopsaa
Times.
LONDON Since the sailing of the Great
Western, our corn market has been less
buoyant than it was for the week or two
previous. On the 18th inst, fine dry quail
llles oil English wheat were IN steady de-
mand at decline OF Is in the quotation last
given. There was fair average quantity
II free foreign wheat on sale. Holders
were not quite so firm as last week, and a
few sales were effected on the second ary
qualities at trihing decline. The demand
tor -four was dull, and few sales effected.
The business OF the 10th was considerably
less than on the 14th, the supplies being
small of every article except wheat. In
foreign wheat the only business has been
in inferior. Dantzic for expectation 10
Holland and France, but the value of this
article does not advance, as the attention
of French, Dutch and Belgian markets is
beginning TO be more directed to the obtai-
ring of supplies from the United States.
Inquiries for Indian corn are becoming
so general from the continent where the
potatoe crops have been lost, that this grain
is held much higher than The present pri-
ces, Notwithstanding the reported abun.
dance of the crops brought by the Caiedo>
MIA. Free foreign wheat was held with
great frmness, but the transactions were
limited. Indian corn continued in good re-
quest tor Ireland. Bat few cargoes on sale
while Ais is offered for fine Calatz, but
few sellers to be found.
CEoPs.-We have little change to NO.
tice. Since our report by the Great IVES.
tern on the 18th inst. The weather has
continued favorable 10 the extreme, and in
the latest districts the harvest is now all
secured. As general remark, wheat is
OF good quality, but in yield deficient about
one fifth.
Oats light, and certainly one fourth less
than last season, ana potatoes inured most
decidedly; and this in every portion of the
three kingdoms. The opinions of the best
informed IS, that few, if any, will be left by
Christmas.
OF Indian Corn and -four, prudence
would say, that it would be dangerous 10
calculate on, present rates remaining perma-
nent.
Many parties also, think that money ere
long will be much more stringent, and
though it IS easy at present in London
The bank Of England shows no further dis
position to lower the rate Of interest under
the idea that railway calls alone will swa-
low up the surplus capital, now looking for
investments; and should this prove true, it
it will have an immediate effect on all
produce.
Wilmer, speaking of the crops, says
/" 1t IS notorious, owing 10 the comparative
deficiency of the haryests and stocks on
hand of the farmers, was early brought 10
market and exhausted, locally speaking,
there are now no more stocks 10 fall back
upon. The same remark applies, though
perhaps in less degree, to The deficient
corn growing countries of Europe, with the
exception OF some parts of Holland. Ii is
difficult TO select corn country from which
supplies 10 large extent can be hoped
for,
The failure Of the potato crop every
where, must in the nature o: things, influ-
ence the price of vegetable food, and as the
crops in France have failed this year, to
satisfy the wants of that country, we shall
have new and formidable competitor in
the markets Of the world.
A change in the Corn Law Bill, rendered
imperative before the next meeting of Par
lament, that an order in Council may be
ye; issued for the admission Of all descrip-
tons Of grain at merely nominal duty.
We do not say this with any desire Of being
thought alarmists, but the fact seems unde-
niably true.
A INDUSTRIOUS WoHAN. The Chic ST.
Journal says that there is woman in Pick
away Co. in that Stale, who weighs 464
oaupds Shn canpr, disnosa n { hprsalf IN