The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-07-31
r ON ihe Baltimore Sun.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steam
ship Great Britain.

IL u fair rtriais.Fav0rabIe state Of Il
crops.-NO change in the pri of COT
ton.sMoney mnrkt easy..frair demand
for fi0ur-.Price declined.
The arrival # the Steamship Great Br
tain, al New York, was i.legrarhed to hi
city for tie Sun, and the substance Of til
news posted on our Bulletin board at a
early hour IN the morning. We have re
ceved copy Of Wilmer & Smiths Times
from which we make the following ex
tracts.
The Great Britain brought 81 passen
gers. Her news is three days later.
The markets appear to be firm as at
last advices.
The sales Of cotton since the departure
OF the Cambria. were seventeen thousand
bales. No change in prices.
Flour was selling Tor 20s. and 2ss. duty
paid, and fair demand.
The crops in England and France look
we'll.
A disposition is manifested on all sides
10 give the new ministry fair trial.
The son Of Mebemet Ali, lilo leir ap
paIent 10 the throne ofthe Pharaobs, con
tinues to excite good deal Of attention
in England He is fetcJ in all directions
lis present at all the snmpiuo,Is enter.
tfioments Of which The British metropolis
is the same.
The French Press contains commenta,
res on the breaking up Of Sir Robert
Peels ministry.
La France observes that tie fall OF Sir
Itober; Peel has the air Of triumph, and
this is 8, much The general opinion mani
Tested by the Paris journals that we shall
be excused from extracting a series of
enlogie. without enough variety TO rendet
them interesting. Il,
Lord Brougham declares his intention
of opposing The new administration to the ,
utmost of his power. 4,
The Harvest IN France.--A great many ,
fields Of barley have been already cut
down 10 the environs Of Paris. The crop
very short, as was to be expected from the ;
drought, but the quantity of grain APP
pears TO be equal to what is called an y
average crop. The late rains have had p
80 beneficial an effect upon the artificial r,
grasses that they were in full flower, ami
quite ready for tie scythe. 1t is very rare II
for the second crop TO be Ct for moving tt
so early in June. If The weather contin, m
ues favorable, the third crop will be fit to la
cut in August st
The Crops and The Season.--We have "
little further TO add TO the gratifying re- tr
port which appeared On this subject in our to
last publication. From all quarters Of 20
hese kingdoms, the accounts are Of a ~
pleasing and satisfactory Character n'
Wheat promises to be early and abundant; az
'ats. rye and barley look well, and are Ca
qually encouraging, the former haviig
early recovered from the effects of the
ate drought, BY the copious rains which
ave fallen during the last week or two. da
lere is not any further intelligence re- an,
,ecting the failure Of the potatoe crop w,
artial failures, il is true, have taken del
lace, but we believe we are warranted ST,
, asserting that there is just reason to Off
xpect, during the next season, plentl> an,
II supply Of this valuable aud necessary coI
sculent. cor
The .Ne0 .Niaistry.~-Wilmer 81 Smiths The
lf i'm .,f tta r Al,
ew ministry, says: mn,
There seems TO be disposition in eve
quarter, 10 give the new government a ia,
ir trial--to test il by its acts. The y;r
o'e'''o"'s' are "o'ofio"s'y ""aoie !" whe
rm a new ministry, Aware, of their
sakness, their hostility to the new is less r;,
tense than their hatred Of the old gov. .h
The followers Of the Ex Pri, fan,
er prefer the wings to the protec ionists, of !,
that Lord John Russell's government, {.
IN the peculiar combination OF parties. of :,
! absolutely no toes--opposition has ored
appeared. .ion
fFrom Wiser & Smith, Times,l r,;.l
rHE MExicAS WAR.--Now that the svo.
Ferences arising out Of the Oregon -, :,
estion have been settled, a collision in =. D.
Gulf of Mexico or in the Pacific be
cen the American and the British III.
ladron, arising out of this trumpery -, i
xicaD row, is dreaded. Several yes-
5 have been ordered TO proceed to the o,,;,
- ."e newspapers soidi
m il, of"protectiog British interests;' An,
the squadron of both nations, accord. IN
10 the latest accounts, were at Ma 90
lin, in the Pacific. r.,
."e Ao''oes trans non
led to the commanders Of these squa. If 90
ns may be, has not, Of course, trans. Times
d, but any impertioent Interference io,,e
Ii e III. Ill ;cL EszI.<l -.