Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-09-10
FROM TIE BALTIMORE PATRIOT, SEPT 4.
Il DAYS LATER From EuROPE.


FROM THE BALTIMORE PATRIOT. sEpr. 4.
10 DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
.qyrirGl cf Hon Louis .NrLdne- Passage Of
tie Sugar Bia-EGscts of.1te .qmerican Tss.
Wm England State ofH Crops C0,di-
lion Of Lretand--State Of The Markets, Sc.
We received at late hour last night,
through our active agent in Philadelphia, by
means Of the Magnetic Telegraph, the follow
ing synopsis Of the news by the steamer Bri-
tannia, which arrived at Boston yesterday af-
ternoon, with dates from Liverpool to the 18th
ult:
The Cunard Steamer Briianfe, Capt. HEw-
IT. arrived at Boston al O'Clock, +. NJ The
Hon LOUIS McLANE has returned in her
The news is not Of much mportance-mat-
tiers remaining pretty much as they were al the
departure of the last steamer.
There had been tremendous storms and
floods in England, which had injured the
crops severely.
The Cotton market has been in a duiescent
state. The sales on the 18th al Liverpool,
were estimated at COCO bales. Spectators
have taken 700 American, and have exported
500 bales 1000 bales consisting Of 800 Ba-
hia, were sold at 6 TO Gid 300 Pernam at Ola
g.. The market closed dull.
In toe manufacturing districts business is by
no means active. However, the news recently
received from the United States will give a
new impetus to trade.
The Money market is easy, and for business
cash can be had very readily.
The Produce markets are ta.aTably active,
both as regards the home and tifsexport de-
mand
Indian Corn has risen to 32s per quarter
The accounts Of the Potato crop continue to be
disastrous
The popularity Of the new Pope is unboun-
ded. The new Papal Tariff makes great re-
ductons on wooden manufactures, cotton goods,
sugar and coffee.
The Golden testimonial has reached .e65,-
600.
HousE OF LoRDs-Parlament is expected
to rise about the 2Sth Of August On the 18th
the House of Lords passed the Sugar Duties
Bill
House OF CoMMoNs.-The destitution 10
Ireland occupied the House Of Commons on
Monday A sum has been appropriated for
the employment Of the poor in Ireland.
EFFECTS OF THE AMERICAN TARIFF IN ENG
LAID. Several markets have experienced the
effects ofthe liberal Tariff which goes into OPP
GRAFTON in the United States on the LIST of
December. Iron has already advanced in
price, and the woolen manufactures of York
snte are ltful ana improving.
SANAroRY REGuLATIoNs.--A public meeting
has lately been held in the British metropolis
for the purpose Of taking some measures to pre-
vent the spread of disease. Although some
conended that few cases of Aslatic Cholera
had appeared, the general feeling Of the meet
lag was opposed to the conclusion.
FaavcE-1he French elections have ter
minated and great has been the success Of the
Gozot ministry. The majority ia the new
chamber is expected 10 be one hundred, and II
may possibly exceed that number. The King
bad opened the chamber with short speech.
The OCEAN RACE.-'Fhe steamer Cambria
arrived out in ten days and sixteen hours from
Boston, aud the Great Britain made her pas
sage from New York to Liverpool in thirteen
DAYS and eight hours she was detained at sea
eighteen hours in repairing her driving chain.
The packet ships Fidelia and Hottinguer had
as5auived at Liverpool from New York.
AMERICAN Provision MARKET-American
hams are selling at Sos AS. lard, in kegs, at
s.. 4Os, bbs 3js ASS. There is a good
d-mand for beef and pork, and late prices are
fully supported. Cheese, of good quality, is
very scarce al Liverpool. Parcels OF an indif-
ierentquality have been sold at 35sa45s percwt
STATE OF TRADE-MANoHEsTE No
change to report in our cloth market since this
DAY week. he favorable colnmerclal news
from the United States have made the market
what may be called firm. In printing cloths,
Of good quality, there is an advance though a
sma.Ionc The demand continues good,
BR,oFoRp,-Our wool markets is well sup
Piled with all kinds of combings, and the bust
ness doing is barely an average, as the prices
aya too high to induce the spinners to buy, ex
cePt supply immediate wants. Our cotton
market has been active, and on some kinds of
goods an advance has been given. The wool
market continues inactive and prices nearly
stationary.