The Arkansas banner., 1847-08-30
FIFE DAYs LATER FROM EUR0PE.
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which leELverpeoi 6n he 3otii uis was telegraph ed at Boston st half past o'clock yesterday nor ming. aud st hAsfpaes Q. we received information from the Telegraph office that oar Liverpool coxrespondents letter had failed and that our Bos- too agent had prepared an abstract for the aews~- At iha same time wc received a few quotations oi leading articles. bat the eommuRieaiioG was soon interrupted beyond woFehesier, and we received ncthing more until about q o'clock. P. N, when the conclusion of onE message was handed into the oasee.
 The news is really seven instead of five days h. ter; for although the Washiagioa sailed from South anptoa on the 18th alt., her reliable dates from Liverpool are only to the 18th. Indeed most of her letters were dated the 9h in anticipation of her sail ing on the 10th.
 Thf HIbevnia has made the passage in ls dsys. She len Hahiax at 64 o'clock, P. M.s on the sist ait.
 The Great Beitain steamer. it was expected, would be got off in a iew days. The iatest prices from produce at Liverpool tJu- W 2ol were as follows:
 Flour, sweet. 3t to s shilliEgs (Ss IS 8 40)-- Sour do. 27 to 29 sliliings (S6 4s a 6 96)-Wheat Red. 9s 4d, to 9s sd S3 2iA232) )-Wheat, White, Ys l0d to los 2d (s2 ss 2 s4.I Beef-Prime Mess. sss to s4s per tieree-s5s a. P. l.. per barrel.
 Pork-New Mess. 7ss 10 7ss; Old Mess. Sss to 72s; New Prime. 6as to 62s. Costoa---Cifdiaary to MidJling, New Orleans, 64 a si.
 4 Liverpool paper of the 2lth uit states that du- ring the past ten days the weather has been almost uniaterFapsediy hne. and each day strengthens the expectations entertained of abundant harvest Of Grain throughout the British Islands and all Flu rope.
 k The heavy decline in Corn which took place at the beginning ef the month checked. Since se iaSh the market has again given way. the pEos- poets of receiving st larger supplies from the u & and by the way oi the Mediterranean added 10 the
 fine weather which prevails in all quarters, depress ed the market which presented every aspect of downward movement
 The Potato crop IS represented to be free from dzages aad contributed not little te affect prices During the last week, however, the m srket has been much isrmer. The prices of the l3 inst, be- came current and were maintained throughout the week, and yesterdsyIn Maik-iane farther advance of Is took place. The trade m Indian cosn was, however. quite paraIized and Flour in barrels was quite neglected.
 The cotton market has been steady siaee the 10th Sales pretty large and considerable DOT ton taken on speculation and for export There was better denishh from the trade as orders from foreign eoaafries were ca the increase. There had been an advance of pence in prices since.the 10th and the market closed steadi at iheequoiations.- The saaes of the week ending July I6, were 10, l60 bales.
 In cured provisions. limited business. Butter has receded.
 TranSporsaiions n bacon Is Iimited-prices have receded to 1 shillings.
 Pork is in iir. ited demand. American hams are ne=lseted, ani prices, If nythimg. lower.
 The reports iroun lnaEaiaeinIiag districts are of satisfactory and encouraging character. Some few failures ate noticed in the Manchester reports, but they not to any very great extent. The wooden trade m Yorkshire IS rssuming healthy position.
 There is ralher more inquiry for tobacco. paric- niaEly American suited tor exportation. Small parcels of Kentucky leaf have been taken at ad- vaneing prices.
 LIVERPOOL, JULY lS-The transactions going forward in thIs market since previous reports are limited, and there is not any bouyancy in the 1 trade. The market held on the 18th. was we'll attended and here was a fair demand fo. wheat at the ad- l vanced rates of the 9th. In Indian corn meal there was very little doing. On the opening of the marSet the advanced prices of the gsh were generally demanded for flour. but
 the sales was slow and before the close rather less moaey taken. S6s 6d. was established for
 Western Canal -four, being shilling per barrel above the eaFreacy Of that day week. On the 18th, there was good attendance of country milieTs directing thrir inquiries partly to good qualities of English and Foreign wheat, and hoters generally submitting to decline Of Sd per 70 lbs. trosn the rates of the Ii;h. A iolerabIe amount of business was transacted at that abate- meht.
 Flosr, on the contrary was in more limited de- mand than usual. although willingly offered by holders at fully 2. per barrel below last Tuesday g rates; Western brands scarcely exceeding 34s to 3is 6d Other sorts trivial reduction
 Since the 18th, little business has been transac- ted, and top price of the best Western Canal Flour is quoted at 3ls. per barrel. Indian corn of the finest qualities is not worth more than 4t's per quarter. and Indian meal l9s to
 lss sd per barrel a, which prices the sales is very dull.
 FRANCE | The Chamber of Peers had brought the trial con eerning ministerial corruption te a close NJ. Teste will have to refund the 95 9O francs be inprison- d three years pay fine of yt.000 francs and for ! feit his peerage, offices and civil rights 1 Gen. Cahieres iogfeiis fine l0,eG0 francs his l peerage and military honors.
 parmen;er foriets his civil rights md fine oi | 10 600 francs
 1 M. Peiiapra. it is now said, will present himself
 on Monday to the ceurt, that he may receive the
 sentence hs offence demands. ------- I The effects of these revelations. at this moment
 cannot fail 10 prove most disastrous to the cablnet
 and aH early dissolution of the minlstery appears
 inevitable
 The King and Queen of Belgium were in Paris
 The King it is said wishes to abdicate in favor oI
 his son. in cnnseqaehce of continued III health. PORTUGAL.
 In Portugal all was quiet. The late revolutionary
 janta had issued proclamation. announcing to the
 nation the surrehder of it's powers SINGULAR DEvELoPEMENrs-B TRUE "A writer in Cisl's .idcertiSer, in giving ] sketches of the @First Settlement of Ohio,''