Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-01-29
From the Baltimore Sun, Doth inst
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER HIBERNIA
1MPORTAGT IRON rUROPC

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER HlBERNlA.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Great Advance in Cotton. Flour and Grain
Immense Importation of Specie Great suf-
fcring in Ireland-Inundation in Rome
English speculation on the PRESIDENTS Mes
sage-Opposition to the annexation of Cal
Jornia, &c.
The steamer Hibernia arrived at Boston at
o'clock yesterday morning, the news by
which was forwarded to Baltimore, by tele-
graph, during the day and evening, and issued
by Us in an "extra Sun" slip. She sailed on
the 5th inst, and consequently brings dates
more than twenty days later than any which
have yet been received. The following are
the dispatches received at the "Sun" office
from which pretty accurate synopsis of the
news can be obtained
NEW YORK, ~, NJ.
The cotton market had advanced at an un.
precedented rate. Georgia bowed was selling
at from three-fourths to one penny higher thar
it was on the 4th ult Mobile half penny
higher; Alabama and Tennessee one-eightf
to seven eighth and New Orleans three htt
to half penny.
Flour had advanced from FIVE to six shil
lings; corn twelve to fourteen shillings; whea
three to four shillings; and corn meal fv.
shillings.
NEW YORK, 4 o'clock, P. NJ
send you some additional intelligence re-
ceiyed by the Hibernia.
The Hibernia brought out the Governor O
Canada and suite.
The money market was quiet. From TIVE
to three hundred thousand pounds, in specie
came in the steamer to Boston.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-Sales of corn are ma
king at 68s to 72s per quarter. Flour in bono
commands 37s to 3ss
Cotton, ordinary Orleans and Mobile, g.,
a I'd; fair y 7id; good, st I'D
There had been large sales of lard, in kegs
at ASS and sos.
American beef and pork in demand Larg
supplies, and prices firm.
Arrived at Liverpool, December 10th, tn
New World 18th, the Great Western; an
18th, the Nicholas Biddle, Waterloo and Mon
teZuma.
NEW York, 8 O'Clock, P. NJ.
The Presidents message was regarded il
England as giving full assurance that low du
ties on the manufactures of that country will
be maintained. which has given English man
ASt0 - NASS'AuA PAOSpCSt 1ol IIIClA uou
the ensuing spring
| The Paris papers assert that the Frenc
government intends proposing reduction G
the duty on foreign corn.
There has been terrible inundation in III
Roman States, causing great distress. The los
of property il extensive. The new Pope
mitigating hardships by the use of his purs.
as well as by personal exertions The Pop
has reduced duties on foreign Grain.
The Presidents message is assailed by tn
whole English press, and all kinds of abus
AMI ugly names heaped on that portion of
sustaining the Mexican war The propose
annexation of California is more unpopular
England than that of Texas was when fir
proposed. They make severe comments upo
the Presidents declaration that the war wa
not undertaken with view of conquest
IRELAND.-The distress in Ireland was o
the increase. and the. scarcity of provision
was resulting in death by starvation. Poop
were going over to England to avoid starv:
tlon. Great distress prevailed in the High
lands. The Government had offered an annu
ty to Father Mathew of EtO0 per annum.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr, Jan. 40
binary Orleans and Mobile was selling at
SD to I'd; fair do at lid to 7 sd: GOO
! do, 8 IA to led.
The money market was quiet, with but Ii
lie fuctuation,