Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-14
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s,a,.sn Gays Later from Easiand'
STEAMSHIP sf BRITANNIA.


rurflsr Adsases in rlour- fhcrsassd Dtmons
5sr Crain-.Adsanee in COtson--DePA~utk
Coaiifios Of 1rskcmd-Famins and Nea'e--
Ni~isss offhe Quern IF Spain : f'ans and
EnglonS- End ef he Ensenfe csea'ads-zM
Crsa, Brisain. .saU AsAsss. &c. 4e. l's
Nrw Yoa,, sa,urday. Nov. 7th, 10 P N.
The steamship Bri,.nnia arrived At Boston on
Saturday morning, sfter boistereus passage OF
eighteen days, haYins left tivsrpool on the goth
sRimo.
The steamship Great Britain is st.ll ashore.
with twelve feet water In her hold
The Cambria, with Mr.. Bancroft our newly
aupo,rt ed Minister to the Court Of 81 James, on.
board had arrived at Liverpool previous 10 the
s parture Of the Britannia. "
The dsplorable condition Of ireland ensfosses
public attention in the British Islands. The 70.
mine eon,inu.s to spread over that unfortunate
,oan,ry. Diseases Of the most malignant type
are also adding to the horrors ofthe scene. The
carriages Of the Queen Of Spain and her sister
have been eousummsted without producing any
a.orc serious effects on political Affairs than pro'
t.,s from one or two other European powers,
. -sinst the alliance with France. which are in
/, nded to form the basis Of future insetvensiens,
,hoS,d occasion require.
The ensen,e cp-Iiuk between France and Eng.
land is a, an end; heneetor:L the two powers will
move independently Of each other. France joins
epain with view TO the rs.eoneuest Of the Spa.
Aish Americans.
There is some anxiety yet In the minds Of the
owners Of the Great Britain. The noble vessel
u still sshore, although every effort has been
nade vse Of to remove her It 10 thought the
vesssl will not sustain much more damage than
she alsesdy has
Flour II in demand in Liverpool at sn advance
1t ! chilling, since the last steamer. Cotton
has also advanced. Grain is rapidly advancing
ia all the European ports
Mr. Bancroft, the new Minister, had arrived
10 London.
Money market depressed. in Anticipation OF
bullion being shippedto America
It 10 reported that the British Government arr
about to open their ports for grain.
The following quotations are given a. reeeiv.
ed, without entire eonfdence in their correct.
ness Bonsded Flour sells At 34s 36s. in Lon
don; United States free At 4ss. 3d.. oes. 3d.
prices advancing in al the European ports. A.
verags October Sd. 5As. Oct. 10th, 56s. i0d
Indian Corn sells at 52s. a sos.
Cotton, Georgia fair 81 at Mobile 8 81
New Orleans, q . 81 and the market improv
img
rAass, Oct. l4-The marriage Of the DUKE
De Non,pensicR with the Princes Loa:sa. Q
Spain, has occupied the greater part Of the pub
Nc attention.
On the 3d instant, Senor Martinez do Il Ro
~, ambassador Of the Queen Of Spain in Psris
sas admitted to private audience Of the King
und Queen Of the French, at which he presen
ted replies from the Queen Of Spain and he
mother to the demand Of the hand Of the Intsn
"a lA,Usa for the Duke de Montpensier. Loui
Philips, by an ordinance Of the 9th instant
has pardoned upwards Of 100 prisoners on tn
.<c,sion of the marriage Of the Duke de Mont
pcnsier. Among those whose penalties wer
connmuted, ere Ave O! the sccomplices Of Qucn
,sse,, who wss sentenced 10 death BY tho eouv
ot peers in 1871, for an attempt against the live
-. the Dukes Of Orleans, Nemours and Aumsl'
Eight other political offenders. implicated in ,h
insurrectionar, movements Of Ia Vendee,
1894 and 1885 four others, condemned tor pei
,icipa,ion in the plot Of Msrseilles, in le4l; ;an
- nine galley. slaves. confined in tho bsgmes
Roehciori, Bres, and Toulop, whoee good beh'
vjour was made known 10 the King. have Ill
experienced the royal eIemency. The Epoq,
states that in compliance with the Kings wis
the smuestied were no, apprised of'heir psrdc
until lhe 10Th, The day 6xed for the Dukes ma
mage. :,
Notwithstanding the interest fel. in the Mon
pcnsier marriage question. ths journals h.,
found. time to say good deal shout the seau
oranhexAiios. or whatever !, ,nsy bs called.
Cslifornis. The great Government organ. II
De6a.s. makes this brief, but expressive obse
1aiion on the mstler-"By the acquisition
: 2Califoraia the United States gain . terr:,o
which desesnds from the forty yseeond 70 tive
,y.tkisd degree, and which. 10 . s,rsigh, lin
is 200 kilometres in length. Il 10 simply
complete Yevolutios seeeied in the balance
power on the Pacific Ocean. For France il
sqoes'ion Of no Interest; for Grsst Britain
ssn affair Of lhs FIRST impor,s nee. And Sc, I,
statesmen and the newspapers Of England .
giect this great matter 70 devote their thoagh
end their Efforts 10 discover in Spain IL there
not some chsnes 10 renew the disorders viii,
ha,e "a lono desnls te1 tAis r. eudl, -ensn,,, d