The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-11-17
Gotcr from europe.
From Me Netc Yorh Iribuuc, lOlh inst.
Five Days Eater Hlntcllisencc,
arrival OF Tie Steamship WaShinston.

Five Days Eater antclzI SeIce.
Arrival Of Tic Steamship Washington.
Mouclary Panic in Englam1-jNoye Vsa-
ry JaIu,es-G,eaf Scarcity Of Money
General &agnation Of Busiuess-Ap-
pl,rclions to the Refusal
of ministers 10 Render AM-IYuciua-
Hons IN TIC Stoch Maykci-Grcat De-
cline IN ConSuis-DctlYne IN Corn oud
Coiton.
The steamship Washington, Captain
Hewitt, from Southampton. arrived ycs,er-
day.
She left Southampton on Sunday morn
ing, tic 9th ult., and has made the pas
sage from that port in a little more than
sixteen Jays.
There is very little change in the gene
raj condition Of English affairs SINCE the
sailing of the Caledonia. There have been
some additional failures, but none Of any
immediate consequence on this side Of the
water Among them. however, arc the
Liverpool Banking Company, Manchester
Bank )Scholcs & Coz and Newcastle
Union Joint Stock Bank-all of moderate
importance. The last named had capita!
OF 500, 900 and circulation of ss35C,OOG.
This stoppage would cause distress in the
Mining Districts. Still, it was hoped that
the worst WAS over; and will be seen that
the Funds had slightly improved at the
close
On the Goth it was announced that the
mcnt.
AessrS. Llttlc]alc s. Co., OF LvcrpooI.
have been compelled 10 ask assistance of
the Bank OF England.
From Wilmer 9' SmuNs European Times.
COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
Since the publication Of our paper By the
taledon'a, complete paralysis has seized
almost every branch oftr"dc The earnest
application of the Liverpool Commercial
Body for relief from the Government has
been met with the most earnest expression
oi sympathy, but, up to this moment. the
CHEF members of the Administration seem
either lncxorable to all complaint, or totally
unequal to the task of providing remedy.
Every day the mischief is spreading -
Mills are stopped, thousands thrown out of
employ, and the total absence all dealings
IN trade render the sale of goods to any ex-
tent altogether impossible In this state of
things all our reports must necessarily be of
"nvarying tone of a melancholy aud des-
ponding character.
The corn market since the 10Th inst has
remained without any striking fact to report
The arrivals of all kinds of grain have been
moderate, but the demand has also been
but trifling. and to have effected sales of any
but choice qualities of both English and for
eign, reduction of prices must have been
submitted to- Holders, however, show no
disposition to force sales. Al clalnor bout
the potato disease appears to have subsidetl
for the present. The accounts from the
Mediterranean and from the Black Sea de-
scribe the markets generally as tolerab!y
Several failures Of considerable extent have
been reported at Venice arising from trans
actions in grain, but the names have not
reachedus. In Liverpool our Corn market
yesterday for the better qualities OF Wheat
and Flour was sterdy, while the inferior de-
scriptlons slightly rcccded from our last quo.
tati ons.
In Cured Provisions there is very little
doing both here and in London, so that the
quotations last given remain unaltered ; but
we must advise that they can be considered
in no other light than nominal, the late
transactions being limited to very few re-
tail sales-in fact, the market for foreign
Provisions may be considered at complete
stand
The transactions in Cotton since our last
publication have been very limited, and pri
ccs receded from SD to 12d; indeed, no
improvement can be expected until the mo-
ney market is less stringent, and the dem
and for manufactured goods increases. To
day the transactions ared estimated at 2,OOC
bales, the market closing: with very dul
aspect. att E = ztrsf- .'~