Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-23
HALF A MONTH LATER FROM EUROPE.

Western flour was selling at 20 2ss. Rich
mond and Baltimore 25 26s. Ohio % 24s !;
Indian meal Ia 5s. corn 80 50 wheat
mixed and red, 7 IS. per 10 pounds
The above quotations Of flour exhibit decline
is said, however, that at the latest dates breadstus
were in good demand
Cotton has declined; Orleans, fair, 60 upland
O.; Georgia 90. Provisions firm.
The money market was greatly depressed, and
an immense number of failures had occurred:
among them Cockrill a. Co. for six hundred thou
sand dollars
BY this arrival we have intelligence of the death
of the Hon. ALEXANDER ii. EVERETT, our Com
missioner to China.
The New York market yesterday was about the
same as the preceding day. Sales of -four at $3.50
a $685. red wheat 40 ; corn 65 6S /; cotton dull
The Baltimore and Philadelphia markets were with
out change but unsettled.
The French steamer Missouri has arrived at
New York, but her news is not so late as that by
the Cambria.
Parliament will be convened the 18th instant but not
for the dispatch of business.
The Macedonian fngate, Com. DEKAY, was very near
being lost of the coast Of Scotland the 18th of September
She escaped with loss of b foretopmas SAIL
SAIL and other Sails and with great difficulty reached an an
chorage off Aan Island Subsequent accounts announced
her perfect safety.
The Asac Cholera is making fearful ravages in Russia
and in consequence Of its appearance in Warsaw the EN-
peror had deferred his visit Poland circumstance
GREETED by the people Of that country.
Active preparations making Switzerland for suppress
t,aS .1o.I..
appehended from the resolution of the latter to resist
the Diet Two alone prepared with 49, 900 men
to take the field.
The abstract Of commercial treaty between Spain and
England has been published but the rejected by
the British Government.
France yet tranquil Considerable camor has been
raised by the appointment of the Due GAumae to the Gov
ernor Generalship of Algeria.
In Ireland strong opposition made to the payment Of
rent 1t is announced by the Belfast Northern Wing that the
Baraco Captain Owen, has arrived there laden with two
thousand five hundred barrels of -four shipped by the So
cey Of Friends of Philadelphia for the of the destitute
Irish.
The Monfeur Prisien Of September 3Oh has long ar
tcle in which auson several times made to the destruction
of two tribes, the Hachem and the Benz Amer numbering
$4,000, who had taken refuge in Morocco. These two
tribes, is sad had been induced by AbdeK aban-
pllagng and avagng they went but on the fourth
day they were met by large force under the command of
the Emperors and after combat Of three days and
nights, the invaders put the sword only handful
making their escape
letter from Berlin dated September 20h says that Baron
Humboldt has suffered relapse caused by engaging the
festivities with which his nth birthday celebrated
Accounts have been received from Christana Norway
that the 18th Of September in the district
of Foarden fell from the summit of mountains crushing
thirty houses in which supposed TO be two hundred
and thirty persons. At the date of the accounts only two
bodies had been recovered.
The death of Frederic Soue, the French novelist which
has been announced and conadccd confirmed by
from his literary associate.
The death of Madame Abertazz London is announc-
ed. She eminent vocalist.
Marshal sou Duke of Damata, has been made Marshall
General of France This is the honor conferred Marshal
Turenne in 1860, and Marshal Vlars in 1892.
La Pare Of September 29h the condemnation
to DEATH by the Criminal Court at Berlin, of NJ Meroslawki
chief of the Posnanian instruction The Pae expresses
hope that the King Of Prussia will his royal privi-
ege of cemency.
CoLErTr, the Prime Minister of Greece, is dead. 1t
said that King Ohio has appealed the Gar Russia for
his intervention against the demands of Turkey.
Advice from Naples that the instruction Of Calabra
momenariy suppressed, has assumed the
cling aspect and proportions The royal troops having shot
their prisoners this cruelty provoked the most bloody repr
sails. letter from Naples, dated September l9tb Says
"The Calabran instruction is expanding. Every day
declare themselves for the movement and re-
noce the nsurgent band bloody battle has occurred be-
tween the bands of Romeo and five battaons of the royal
troops commanded by Gen. Nunzante in which the nsur-
gents performed prodges Of vaor The loss OF the Royasts
exceeded three hundred. Among the killed colonel
and captain The insurgents sustained heavy loss in
killed and prisoners Subsequently the battle Romeo pro-
posed exchange of prisoners but informed it
late, the prisoners having been shot the field Romeo
mediatey put the Royast prisoners to the sword Romeo
constantly advances, organizing the instruction every dis
tIict that he traverses."
The following paragraphs given under date of Naples,
September 81
at reported that Gorgent and Mareea are in insurrec
ton Arrests continue be made in Sicily Popular irriia
ton is at its height, and general rising is looked for.
In the province of Mose (twcnty leagues from Napes)
the standard of revolt is raised
In Caala the instruction has spread to Catanzaro.
The revoers is said, have fortified themselves in Gerace
Sometimes scattering guera at others uniting Masses
they fall upon the Royal troops and make great havoc in their
ranks"
Another says "Syracuse is in revolt Meazzo
in the hands Of the insurgents including the CITADEL Catana
joins the movement, and Palermo is far from tranquil The
mounaneers Of Caaba have joined the instruction, and the
royal troops continually losing ground"