Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-09-04
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


Arrival of the Guadsiquivrr.
Flour and Grain Markets, Prices still down
llsrvests good-Co.ton Market F,rm---Very
Important Intelligence to the Commercia!
Community Money Crisis in Eng
land. .-. ...,..-... .ta..tt
NKw YoRK, August 90, 10 o'clock, A. NJ
The new steamship Gusda'q"iver. Capt.
flosken, arrived this nothing from Liverpool,
bringing dates 10 the afternoon Of the 14h.
FrovR AND GsArN- Liverpool, Aug. l4,h
The weather has been unfavorable, and
slight reaction has taken place ia the corn mar.
ket, bu, prices sauin gave way.
For the last three days the weather has been
very fine and the harvesting. which hss been
partially suspended. has been recommended
with activity, with every prospect Of abundan,
cropa The large amount Of foreign grain re.
ceived since Monday. has also affected the mar.
ket, and with great pressure in The money
market, speculation has almost 'ased.
| Nv THI P,I0r lINx.--By the PHO, Line las,
night we received English papers. from which
we make the following Summary:
| The news is of the creates, importance 10
the commercial community. There is another
financial crisis in England, and several very ex
tensive failures have taken place. Prices Of
course are down.
The total amount OF the liabilities OF the va.
rious firms whose failures have been reported on
the Corn Exchange, London. during the las
pressure, was estimated At fi 300, 900, or abou
S6 10000 ' y. t'''
Throughoutihe history Of Europe there new
er existed similar examples Of go many sover
ciens threstenine to resign their thrones ss q
the present moment No fewer than three o
four rosentates arc declared 10 entertain seri
ous intentions of abdicsting their power and 81
,hority. The autocrst Of Ruseia intends to re-
turn to Italy. The Prince Of Orange talks q
resigning the crown Of tlollsnd. The King Q
the Belsians was affected in the same way; en-
the Queen Of Spain has expressed her resolut
detesminstion 10 sbdicste her thrown.
The elections for the English. Irish an
Scotch bosoughs are now concluded. 'Fher
, are yet few Of the counties undecided. Tn
I Liberal party has Gsined AZ votes, which give
I Lord Russell 90 votes on division.
e Great mortality prevails this year in Galc
= among the pes.ants and the lower classes.
the district of Wsdowiz, abou, 40. ZOO persor
J. have died within short time.
|. PAnEprs' LAsbiSG.-1f it be true, as state
!. that the captain OF the British steamship was a
i quainted with the true name and character
n Paredes. II will remain for him to explain ho
}. and why he, as q neutral, introduced 90 decide
{: On enemy into country with which we are
|. war. The Union ssys that while on board Il
Is ship isu .fe-er rut
= He spoke freely Of Santa Anna's want Of e
II .srsy, ability, and principles, and declared III
re unfortunate Mexico would have 10 throw he
.. self into the arms Of America, or OF some Eur
N psan power. This last alluson is suspicious
l. raIedes 10 a monarchist--s friend of forei,
= monarch, there is some reason TO believe al
~ his presence in Mexico it looks to any chang
& looks rather abroad than to America, for q
to change Of her rulers." .-..a,,,
X ltaprsars nom the Vera Cruz letter that wh
y. Paredes entered that city, he was recognized
At t~o OF three persons--sn inspector at the ga'
a. and by Senior Atochs who attempted justhesfi
tfos his silence upon the lame excuse, that thou
- was sn Americas citizen, ye, he was no sP.
e Tie fact is.thas Psredes scarcely re"sinsd
. MINUTES in ths city, and went off without 4
n knowledge n Colonel wi'son. or any Of the mi
re tary oneers,, he rsivsns to MeHiee ands
,sl ssnessI ssnassty recently granted to political
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