Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-03-03
From the Detroit Daily Advertiser.
BY the Canada Staucs.

:, =, cS.S1s GU iioiu mIs EuWdrQS, yesterday, |
the buffalo Courier ofthe 22d, containing news
OF the arrival of the Cambria at Boston. Our
thanks are also due to Lieut.. Meigs, for the
bunalo Express of the same date, from which
we take the following summary of the Foreign
BY Telegraph for the Buffalo Express
ARRIVAL OF THE
CAMBRIA.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Important Intellieence-decline in the Bread
Stufs and Cotton-Suspension Of the .NdU-
ttnued Famine in Ireldnd-threatensd Fam
inc in France-Fdmiae in Prussia.
The Steamship Cambria arrived at Boston
about o'clock this afternoon, with sixteen
days later intelligence.
liverpool Grain .Market.-Our report pub
lished for the departure of the Sarah Sands,
on the goth ult., left the two chief Markets in
acknowledgements and London-with down.
ward tendency in prices, and the operations by
consignee and spectators, much more limited.
Since that day the imports have been very ex-
tensiye, and very large sales have been made.
The stock of flour in Liverpool is estimated
at 100000 barrels with corresponding stock
of grain.
There is prevailing opinion that theBritish
corn growers have large stocks, which, with
temporary suspension of navigation laws, and
the repeal of the import duty, tends to check
speculation, and will, it is assumed produce
reaction, both in prices and future operations.
This action was felt on Monday, the LIST inst,
when wheat declined from 4a6s per quar-
ter, at Liverpool. On the following day prices
declined as per quarter on Indian corn, As on
-four, Is per quarter on wheat.
Since the publication of the weekly circular
on the 26th the cotton market has been in We
nv quiet position. The sales are limited in ex-
tent and prices are rather on the decline.
The iron market is not SO brisk as last repor-
ted; farther reduced rates having been submit
ted to for pig description has induced buyers to
purchase with more freedom. Prices of Next
can Iron continue fully as high.
The accounts from the manufacturing dis
trcts are still unsatisfactory. In cotton fab
RIGS only very small business is being trans
acted, and prices are very irregular.
Haure-A sudden and total change occurred
in the situation of things, owing to the intelll-
gence from New York up the 9th inst, receiv-
ed in Liverpool which gave rise to an animated
and speculative demand, and impaired cores
ponding feeling in our market
The sales in few hours amounted to $4,000
bales cotton, and markets have recovered.
State of trade In Manchester.-No material
variations in the present condition of this mar
ket from that detailed in our last circular, save
decline in the value of every description OF
Cloth, and yards matters could not be more I'M
satisfactory-transactions have been restricted
to pressing wants.
N'ew York Shipments-The Zenobia reach
ed Liverpool the 9th of January, the Patrick
Henry the 2Sth and the .4mglo Saxon, from
Boston, on the 81.
The doings of the British Parliament have
been interesting. The three principal meas
ures being the entire remission of the corn duty
the suspension of the Navigation Laws, and a
proposed remission of sugar duties. The state
of our commercial and monetary affairs since
the sailing of the last steamer, has been one OF
extreme popularity and interest. The large
drains upon the Bank of England for the de-
mand caused by the large importation of grain,
produce and other sorts of provisions into the
kingdom, has induced the government to raise
their rates of interest. This caused business
generally to be dull.
There appears to be no mitigation in the ac-
counts of the suffering by the famine in Ireland.
The amounts being raised by subscription and
otherwise, for the suffering, are however, very
LIBERAL and will when applied, do much to ale
viate their sufferings.
France-We have the accounts of more ais
turbances on account of the threatened famine.
The French Government, however, is taking
active measures to avert the impending calam-
ity.
Prussia.-Accounts from Prussia are almost
as distressing as those from Ireland. In the
manufacturing districts particularly, the desti-
tuition is very alarming, and robberries are oil
frequent occurrence.