The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-08
FOREIGN NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Fourteen days later from Europe.


IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLieENcE
The Cambria, Capt. Judkins, arrived at Bos-
ton on the Goth April about o'clocS, having
sailed from Liverpool on the 9TH. A portion
of her news was Immediately telegraphcd to
New York
found to be Of the highest Importance. Cotton
had advanced from I'D. to SD. up to the 26th
Of Murch. We have not the quotations. Of the
week ending the Sd Of Aprila Brendstuffs o.
every description have declined in the British
markets. Indian corn has fallen to SIS, which
is decline of from 9s. to Is. upon the prices
reported by the Washington Irving, and of 22s
upon the prices brought by the previous stea-
mer.
s The TELEGRAPHIc DESPATCH
THE Corn .Markets.-The corn markets are
receding In every direction, and in some des-
crptions that of Indian corn for instance, the
fall has been astonishing. The price has rece-
ded about GAS.
The Corn Market at Liverpool There have
been several changes in our corn market since
the sailing Of the Hibernia. Large imports Of
all descriptions Of breadstuffs to every part Of
the United Kingdom have had the effect of
putting down pressures of all kinds Of grain
and -four. M NO.
The fluctuations during the month amount
to ls. per go lbs. on wheat, Cd. per As lbs. on
oats, sd. per go lbs. on barey,.4s. per quarter
on rye, peas and beans, Is. per Dbl and IS per
sack on Hour, %. per load on oat meal, 24s. to
25s.sI III 480 lbs.son Indian corn, and asl0s per
Dbl. on Indian earn meal. Within a few days
past reaction has been experienced In peas
of 2s.per Or; in barley 2s per sack; in Indian
corn IS. per 480 lbs in Indian corn meal 2ss
per bbT, and the made generally has assumed
more frmness, with SINE heavy transactions
in -four at 37s. to $685. per Dbl. for Western
Canal. For Philadelphia and Baltimore sos.
to 36s. 3D.. New Orleans 34s. to 35s. per Dbl.
on the spot, with the usual allowance.
American wheat rules from los to los. 3d..
for Southern up to lis. Sd. to lis. Sd. per 20
lbs. For Northern white rye As. to Sos. per
quarter. Barley s.. Sd. TO Is. per SO Ibs-
Beans, American white, 70s. to 80s.; and black
eyed peas Co... to 70s.pe imperial quarter. /.
The trade on the Sd instant is again rather
frmer; there are buyers Of wheataat full pri-
ces. Flour supports the amendment; Indian
corn In request "a 52s. per 400 lbs. for Northern
yellow, and meal q. 25s, per Dbl.
The Cotton Market Good Sea Island l5ad,
to l8d.; Bowed Georgia, 81 to "a; New Or
leans 81 to ~. -.
In the Liverpool cotton market, for the week
ending March 26, there was quite turn round
Instead Of the gloom and depression which had
existed during the present. year, we have bad
a stirring and active. businesson each succeed
ing day, both to the trade and onsspecuiation.
Exporters also have been purchasers for some
of the better qualities Of Orleans. In such
market, and after so long D de ression, it'be-
came almost certainty that an increase Of
demand would also give turn in prices. Ac.
cordingly American descriptions ofsall quali-
ties are raised 4 penny per pound, and the great
bulk of the ordinary kinds SD
HayePast 2 O'Clock The telegrarhsis again
in operation, and We give such items Of the
Cambria's news, whichis now coming over The
wires, as our time will permit
Egyptian, Brazil and longstaple cottons are
less sensibly affected; but they, also, in com.
mon with every other description, are highly
valued. Some transactions have taken place
during the week al lower rates.
The principal interest ofsthe parliamentary
relates to Ireland. The battle IN
The popular branch of the legislature is stillaa
Poor law. The Government measures have
been debated at great length, and amids, much
,pposition the amendments have been various
,ut most of them shared the same defeat.
The suffering by the famine in Ireland, Scot.
and, and on the continent, continues unabat-
ID.
There was great fast in England on the
'4th ult. on account of the famine, which was
igidly kept .s j.
The distress in France was also great. In
ONE departments carts and boats containing
rain require an escort Of military to preserve
hem from pillage. II
Uconnell has quilted Paris for Italy. He is
Iotso i'll as represented, but viii doubtless
lever appear in public life again.
The first French mail steamer will .ieave
favre on the LIST Of May for New York a.
The total inhabitants Of the town Of EsIes.
eeb, 10 Germany, fourteen hundred 10 number,
ave requested Psrmission to- emigrste 10 the
lated States. There was also sxtens,ve pre-
srations throuehout the country to emiRrs.el
, the States. some Districts were threstenedl