Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-02
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.


Receipt Of the Neps of The taking of
Monterey in England Deplora5le con.
d'ffon Of Ireiand--Riot and Murder--
An early Session of Paliamemt, and a
reduction Of Duty on Foreign Grain re.
commended, bat not carried Arrival of
Mr.. Bdncroft--Matrimonidl Fetes in
France Postponed--A Storm Brewing
--Destructire Flood in Fraace--Insur.
rection in Portugal War in Circassia
The Markets, &c.
The steamship Great Western arrived
at New York on the evening of the 18th
inst, bringing dates to the 3isi October.
1t will be seen that the Cotton Market
is firm, Notwithstanding the news of ia.
vorable crop from this country.
The money market is still depressed,
though the extent of the pressure appears
TO have been exaggerated by the Britain.
MAS accounts.
The Flour and Grain Market had not
advanced, aud prices in fact have receded
little since former adyices.
The news of the capture of Monterey
by the Americans had reached England,
and had created the greatest excitement.
There have been disputes and difficult
ties in the British cabinet, as 10 a further
reduction on imported grain, aud call of
parliament. THY l. isis untf lnuse who al.
vocate relief of popular distresses, urge
an early session. 1t was thought, howev-
er, that Mr.. Bancroit's arrival, with news
of the vast quantities of grain collected
in the ports Of this country ready for ship
ment. would obviate call of Parliament,
inasmuch as it promised that the supply
would probably equal the demand, and
there would not exist the necessity for a
reduction of duties.
Accounts of distress and riots in Ireland
still multiply. The population are fran
tic for fire arms. The county of Tippe-
rary is said to be in state of total insur-
rection, and in the town of Templemore,
a mob of several hundred armed men
have committed alarming excuses. Nun.
ster is said to be like sIumbering volca-
no every moment threatening an outbreak.
There have been most destructive floods
in France, which have destroyed life and
property to fearful extent. The Loire
rose in one night twenty feet, and was
higher than known for century.
The floods are made pretext by Louis
Philippe for postponing the fetes in cele-
bratlon OF his sons marriage with the In
ianta of Spain. The real reasons, how.
ever are supposed to be'political, ar
grow out OF the strong opposition to the
union made by England. The papers all
predict storm between the ancient ene-
mics, but it is not the interest of France
TO bring it on at this time.
An instruction against the Govern.
ment was spreading in Portugal, and all
peaceable business intercepted.
The Circassians have made important
inroads upon Russia. and large force Of
their troops is embodied under command
OF Russian, who had deserted and join.
cd tlIon,.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET Oct. 80.
The accounts of the Great Western
gave a further stimulus to our markets,
and an advance of I'd per pound was OBJ.
tanned for American and Surat, at which
large business was done on Thursday
| The Hibernia arrived with further &C.
counts of favorable weather for picking,
which seemed to check the speculative ar.
dor, and the market has been quiet since.
tho as yet steady at the advance noticed.