Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Cunard steamer HBERNIA, with dates from
Liverpool and London TO the 10Th utimo, arrived
at Boston on Sunday, having made the passage in
less Than thirteen days.
From Great Britain there appears TO be nothing
of importance besides the commercial intelligence,
which follows:
LryERpooL AM LoSDeN CoRs MARKET.-The continued
failures in the Corn Market sufficiently for the further
depression the prices Of grain during the first week of the
month On the market day Of the 9th umo prices still
tnued to recee but towards the close of the week both
and flour were in active requsion. This improvement
further maintained the market day Of the 3 when wheat
advanced about five shngs per quarter the quotations Of
the 9th and four for which there increased demand
both in London and Liverpool advanced three four sh
ngs per barrel The top quotation for the better description
Of wheat 62 shngs quarter in Liverpool The best
Western Canal -four which the LIST quoted 25 shl-
ngs per barrel and barely fetched that price, selling
the 18th at 80 shings Indian also had been
more demand and higher paid for it. and the
ket the latest moment appeared firm but large supplies
were still expected from abroad and the English harvest
admitted be abundant one, very doubtful whe
ther further fluctuations would not take place before prices
reached their natural level Considerable purchases had been
made in the English markets for Holland and Belgium
OF the diseased appearance Of the potato those
countries and these purchases have tended strengthen
market The Of commercial as and of the trade
especially render matter of real difficulty form correct
judgment of the future course of prices
LryERpooL CorroS MARKEr.-The great want of conf
dence which the late important London failures have produced
in the money Market and the fact of the consumption Of
ton still continuing upon contracted SCALE together with
the alleged of trade have tended through
out the week ending the 18th September considerably I'd
depress the Liverpool Market and to reduce quotations
hreeeighths of penny per pound This quoted reduction
however, perhaps rather than the reality except o
the qualities which have been mostly acted upon viz the mid
ding and INFERIOR and these the descriptions which
fixed by the Brokers Association in the standard price it
these that the greatest decline has been 1t is quite
that all reasoning still continues in favor of cotton but
it equally certain that if money is only be dea but
scarce the trade of the country suffer such
very force upon the British Government the Noes
y placing the monetary system of the country in tight
condition The quotations are, fair Upland gid, fair Mo-
bile sgd, fair Orleans 7ad.
The news from the Continent is thus stated in
the New York Commercial Advertiser:
FRANCE.
The Prasn murder continued to be of the great ub
jecs Of the day, but under orm-attenton being
fixed upon the trials Of the journals that had been for
remarks upon it, duplicating the Government the King in
connivance at the suicide of the Duke.
calling for large renorcements the French armies there
ADD. Kader making himself quite home in Morocco
and the Emperor is said have solicited aid from France to
get rid of him.
Considerable sensation had been caused in Paris ty re-
port that the Duke NEMoURs had been accidentally shot
while sporting at Compiegne. Although thu appear
ed in most Of the papers, pronounced by good autho
rites in Paris to be ga pure invention" To extent
however, the subsequently confirmed The acct
dent is explained in GaHgnanis Messenger "Whle the
Dukes de Nemours and dAumae and the Prince de Join
vile together "Wednesday, and while the latter
cooking his gun to take shot, it went of inadvertently
and small portion of the charge struck his elder brother in
the head Fortunately, however, the consequences
very slight Most of the shot passed by his Royal Hghnes
lodged in his hat and only entered he upper part
OF his cheek Indeed slight the effect the Duke
that he would not undergo any examination at the time but
insisted upon continuing the sport"
The Duchess dAUMALE safely delivered OF son al
the Palace of 81. Cloud on Saturday The title
conferred on the young Prince thus Henri Leopold
Philppc-Marie dOrleans, Due de Guse."
M DURASD, the responsible editor Of the Gazette de
France who condemned by default for articles Published
in the paper respecting the murder of the Duchess of Pas
appeared before the Court of Asze and took his trial upon
the merits The formal accusation against the Gazdte
that OF melting class of society against another After
the pleading the jury pronounced verdict Of gulty, and
M Durand sentenced to three months imprisonment and
fine of 1000 francs. All the remaining copies of the
numbers of the journal ordered be destroyed.
The Democratic Pacifque had been tried similar
charge and acquitted.
Marshal SouLT is dangerously i'll at his estate OF Soultherg
SPAIN.
General Narvaez, Cor the Duke of Valencia whom the
Queen was said to have engaged to get together Min
stry had not yet succeeded and minute given
of the various negotiations ntrigues &c., which the bust
ness gave rise In fact, appears be doubtful whether
Narvaez had really been employed by the Queen, could
secure post for himself in the Cabinet Meantime,
there was takof Esparero returning Madrid and trying bis
hand once more.
The rancor OF the opposing parties alleged to be in
the French the other the English interest," manifested
by furious trades in the papers. And, complete the
pleasant aspect Of the picture, insuneconary
were going on in several Of the Provinces individually small
and feeble but in the whole aordng ample evidence of the
uneasy and lamentable condition of the country
general amnesty for political offences had been proclaim
ed, giving satisfaction. Il is said that the divorce Of
the Queen will be brought before the approaching Cortes at
an early day Of its meeting, with poviso that after the
death OF Queen Isabella female shall capable of inner
ting the Cownthus returning the Salc law which was
set aside by King Ferdinand the Queens father.
ITALY
The movement in this country to be spreading
with great rapidty, and assuming and more import
ant aspect The London Spectator of September Is gives
the following outline sketch Of various parts of the
peninsula: -s
the rulers Of Italy Of accord they do not yet 20
last enough for the people, and the progress Of the peaceful