The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-08-21
Correspondence Of Me Baltimore Sun.

FIVE Days Later from Europe
.ArriCal Of The Eagtish and French ters,
The Htbernia and philadelphia.
BosroN, August 2--9A A. N.
The steamer Hibernia is now approaching
her wharf, andI have the pleasure of forward
ing you the first despatch that leaves this city
% to the character of her commercial news.
She sailed from Liverpool on the goth ult,
and consequently has made a passage oftwelve
daysfand twenty hours.
In the Liverpool market on the 18th ult,
-four was selling at % a 35s per Dbl. American;
aud sour -four at 20 a 29s. This is decline Of
about 2s. since the sailing Of the Washington,
she having left prime American -four at 36s to
BIS.
Cotton, ordinary to middling New Orleans,
81 to "a; fair to good fair, 7s to 8; good to
prime 81 to.9.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. gill A. N.
Butlittle intelligence has yet been received
from the Hibernia. There is no change in
cotton since the sailing Of the Washington.
liverpool, July 90. - AT Liverpool, at the
date of the Hibernia's day of sailing, the Times
states that during the past ten days the wealth
er had been almost uninterruptedly fine, and
each day strengthens the expectations enter
tanned of an abundant harvest of grain through
out the British Islands and all Europe.
The fair prospect of still receiving large sup
plies from the United States and by way Of the
Mediterranean, added to the fine weather which
prevails in all quarters, depressed the market
which presented every aspect of a downward
movement.
The potatoe crop is represented to be free
from danger, and has contributed not a LITTLE
to- affect prices,
The heavy decline in cotton which tool
place at the beginning of the month wa
checked and the market has been steady sine
the 10th-sales pretty large and considerable
demand.
FRANcE.-The chamber Of Peers had brough
to a close the trials for ministerial corruption
M. Teste has been sentenced to refund tn,
$4,000 francs, be imprisoned three years, pay
fine of $4,000 francs, and forfeit his civil RICH
and peerage.
Gen. Cabueres forfeits fine Of 10000 franc
and loses his civil rights and military honort
Parmentier forfeits his civil rights and q fin
of 10000 francs.
NJ. PelIissief, it is said will be present him
self at Court that he may receive thesentenc
his offences demand.
The effect of these disclosures cannot Blu
prove disastrous to-the Cabinet, and an earl
dissolution of the ministry appears inevitable
The King and Queen of Belgium are a
Paris, The King, it is said, wishes to abdicat
in favor of his son, in consequence of constan
) bad health.
In Portugal all was quiet. The late revolt
tionary junta has issued a proclamation to tn
nation, announcing the surrender of its pow
r ers.
We are glad to observe that the petition
Prince Jerome Bonaparte, ex King Of Yves
] phalia, to the Chamber Of Deputies, praying
| be allowed to reside in France, is likely to b
, granted. We can readily understand the oil
~iections which have hitherty influenced tn
French government in refusing to allow ce
tain restless ungovernable members of til
. Bonaparte family to reside within the Frenc
) territory, but Jerome, the last surviving BROTH
of Napoleon, has invariably kept aIoof froI
! all interferences in politics, and the distinctio
made in his favor, cannot fail to be acceptab
| 10 numerous classes amongst the people
, France.