The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-01-02
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE!
Interesting from CrasoW~-he .4siatic Cholera
IN Spain-State Of The Flour and Grain
observation-disclosures IN Cotton.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10, lip, M.
The pilot line from New York it Just in and
brings the news by the Cambria.
The steamer Cambria arrived at Boston on
Wednesday evening having left Liverpool
on the 4th instant-bringing out 70 passen-
gers,
The most important political news is the
obliteraIion by Russia, Austria, and Prussia,
of the Republic Of Cracow, the last remnant
Of Poland.
The Cotton market has been very excited
The Manchester trade feel indignant at the
present movement supported by spectators
only. Upwards Of $4,000 bales being taken
by spectators since Friday last; a rise of three
eighths Of a penny.
Indian corn Sc 58s. per quarter. American
Flour had advanced one shilling per barrel at
Liverpool, closing the Sd inst, with a down.
ward tendency.
Ireland is enjoying more tranquility and
landlords have adopted efficient and success
full measures for the reliet Of the people.
Gen. Flores, the South American renegade
is reported to have sailed from Spain with
1000 monarchists to conquer the Republic of
Ecuador.
The steamer Great Britainis still on the rocks
in Dundrum bay.
Belgium has opened her ports until the LIST
October, l847, and has prohibited the export of
food.
The Pope has authorized the people of Rome
to organize their police-an immense con-
~cession.
The Queen Of Portugal is in a critical po-
Cition. The rebellion is very general, and it
issupposed she will be compelled to abdicate.
Fresh troubles have broken out in India
The English are preparing for new conquests.
England has protested against the occupation
Of Cracow.
Spanish papers call on France ami England
to establish monarchy in Mexico to save that
country from falling into the American I'm
ion.
The English ports are not to be opened.
Parliament is to meet the 10th of Janua.
ry
The cholera is extending westward; 400
persons have died oft at Bagdad, Cholera has
appeared in Spain,
The Patriot gives the following items OF
foreign news-extracted from the New York
papers-in addition 70 the telegiaphic despatch
given above.
The accounts received this morning (says the
London Standard) of the proceedings in the
cotton wool market at Liverpool yesterday
have attracted general attention this morning.
1t appears that no less than about $4,000
bales changed hands, 10000 of which is said
to be on speculation at an average advance of
90 per ID. and I'd per ID, on the quotation of
Friday last. In every sense Of the word this
is a movement much to be regretted, and for
which there is no justifable causes.
Among the recent importations at London.
were $50 bales of American Hops which ex-
cited much attention 1t is thought there
will be a demand in England for this article.
The scarcity Of food and the high prices
of provisions In France, is giving rise to nu-
merous and melancholy riots.
Abd-el-Kader is reported to have entered
the province Of oran at the head Of 800 cavaI-
ry.
SEVERE GALEs--on the 10th ult.. and two
following days, the English, Irish, and French
coasts were swept by severe gales, which did
much damage to the shipping.
The storms are described as the most d~estruc-
tivelto life and property that have been expert
enced for a considerable period.