The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1847-11-08

| Inc depntaClOn returned 10 LlVeTpooi, nav
ing failed to make favorable impression upon
the Directors of the Bank of England.
COMMERCIAL The following abstract is
from the European Times of the 10th ult.
Since our publication of the 9Th inst. up to
the present mement the commercial distress
described in our last number, has gone on in
creasing-each day discloses the fact of some
widely spread mercantile disaster; and it is
most difficult, amid the general gloom which
prevails, to discover any mode by which we
shall get speedily extricated from the difficult
ties which surround us. In Liverpool, conse-
quent upon the failure of the Royal Bank
yesterday, distrust prevails to such a fearful
extent, that business is paralyzed and no sales
of any kind of produce can be effected on our
quoted terms, or without a considerable re-
duction from them. In the manufacturing
districts IA general stoppage of the mills is
threatened and the very great decline in the
revenue for the last quarter, indicates that
change is coming over the condition of the
| people, which cannot but influence the future
consumption of articles OF luxury and neces-
sity.
PosrscRlPr Postscript dated 10th
October, o'clock P. NJ. the European Times
says:
LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE News Throughout
the morning commercial affairs here wear a
still more gloomy aspect; the Banks continue
to be pressed for money. Produce Of every
description is falling in prices, and to-day it
is quite impossible to afix quotations on COM
mercial produce.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKEr.-We had large
attendance of millers from the country, at to-
days market. We were disappointed at find
| ing so, small show of the finer qualities of
wheat and -four, the value of which is pretty
we'll maintained; but the lower descriptions
are offered at a decline of Al. to cd. per bushel
for wheat and % per barrel for Flour. Indian
corn is also Is per quarter lower. Our quota
tons today are for the best Western Canal
Flour, PCS. cd. American wheat, IS. Cd. to
IS. Indian Corn, 26s. to 32s per quarter.
LIVERPOOL CoTT IN MARKET-The Cotton
Market, up to one O'Clock, is at complete
stand there are abundant sellers but no
buyers. The staple could be purchased to-
day at greatly reduced price on yesterdays
quotations.
FRANcE.-The Dnked Guse, son of the
Duke d'Aumale, died on the 10th inst, after
| Of ha nnLo hor
on the 18th September last.
The government heving given permission
| for Prince Jerome Bonaparte, with his family,
to reside in France. he has arrived in Paris,
after an exile of 80 years.
SPA1N.-A telegraphic message has reached
Paris to the effect that complete reconcila-
| ton has taken place between the Queen and
the King of Spain. The King goes to live in
the palace with the Queen.
SwITzERLAND-The accounts from Switzer-
land ere daily contradictory. On one day it
said that actual war is about to break out.
whilst the next the indications are more pacific.
According to the calculations of the Radicale,
the Sonderbund has only 81, 1928 men and ll9
guns to oppose to 1903 men and 27S guns.
ITALY.-The Austrians gave up Ferrera on
the Sd inst. to the Pontifcial troops. His
holiness tried, without effect, mild and con
ciliatng circumstances to induce the Austrian
cabinet to withdraw the troops. He then, it
is said, informed Count Luzow, that if human
means failed to enable him to preserve the
trust which had been confded to him. he
would have recourse to devine means. He
would first address himself to the whole
Christian world, and if, after that Austria
should persist in keeping her troops in the
city of Ferrara, he would be compelled to