The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-08-28
Arrival Of the Steamship Cambria
LATE ADvIcEs FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Cambria was tele.
graphed at Boston on the 18th. She
brought the following advices:
Conn MARKET. Wheat-Best Wes-
tern Canal, a7s 98s Cd per BARREL
Richmond and Alexandria, 95s 26s.
United States wheat, white and mixed,
IS a .9s Sd per 10 lbs. Indian Corn
Meal, las per $50 lbs.
The above was the result of the mar.
ket on the Sd inst, and shows decline
Of Breadstufs. A panic has decidedly
taken place. accelerated by the gradual
downward tendency Of the late London
markets.
The highly favorable state Of the
home crops, and The stiffness Of the
money market, in the London corn
market had effected the reduction OF
wheat Of IS 9s per ar.
COMMERCIAL AND FiNAKcIAL.-.A pain.
ful sensation has taken place in the
money market since The departure Of
the last steamer, and which in great
er or less degree has effected every
branch Of trade and manufactures, and
for some days the funds have been in a
very unsettled state; and though spec
ulation has not gone to the extent
which it was aptrehended it would,
the financial condition Of the country
may be said TO be in state of the most
painful uneasiness. The Manchester
business for the last few days has been
Of very limited character, and if the
money embarrassment continues, in
creased distress will be the inevitable
consequence, although the funds we're
in a state Of unusual huctuation last
week.
GENERAL lNrELLlGENcE..- Parliament
has been dissolved, and the new cleo
tions are proceeding regularly. So far
as the returns have been made, they
show complete triumph for the free
trade principle. Lord John Russell,
who will form the new cabinet, has
been re elected for the city Of London.
The HARvEsT.--The prospects OF the
harvest continue unexceptionally en-.
couraging, and every where promise
most abundant yield. 1t has already
bsen begun in several Of the southern
counties. The crops of wheat, oats
and barley, are universally healthy, and
the potato, Notwithstanding all that has
been said about the re-appcarance off
the disease Of last year, is effected to
very inconsiderable extent. Reports
from Ireland are equally glowing. Pa.
mine and distress are vanishing rapidly
IN ireland.
The accessions of the Prelacy, Priest
hood and Gentry of the country, to the
old Ireland party, are large, and the
weekly contributions steadily increase.
1t is suspected that large proper
ton Of Repealers will be returned to
the Imperial Parliament, at this cleo.
tion. ~''
Several heavy failures have occurred
in the corn trade, and many others OF
q serious character are apprehended.
A formidable Conspiracy Of the most
character has been discover
ed at Rome. The object Of the con-
spirators, who amounted to several hun.
drsd in number, was to massacre the
citizens, and remove the Pope to Naples
by force. Five cardinals, with exalted
military officers have been discovered
to have been abettors.
Popular feeling has become more
tranquil in France. The King was
well received by the people on the cele.
bration of the glorious Three Days.
Sanguinary battles have been fought
between the Russians and Circassians-
the former being defeated, with consid-
erable loss.
Switzerland is threatened with revo.
luton. The Souder band, or Catholic
league, have armed themselves, but are
likely to be surprised.
The Wesleyan Conference commen-
eed their sittings at Liverpool, on Wed
nesday last. The Rev. Samuel Jack
son was elected President.
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