Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-30
foreign Mus.
FROM Inc HOpIon HIIns, NOV. Y.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAM
BRIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CAM
BRIA.
The Cambria. Capt N. Shannon, arrived at
New York on Saturday. She brings seven days
later news from Europe
We regret TO find that the Cholera is still in
creesng in England and in Scotland The
Times says -" In London and its vicinity. the
deaths reported last week were G5 whilst the
number of fresh cases reported daily varies be-
tween 10 and 20. The general health is now
~ below the weekly average of 1917 and The
four preceding years. Reports from all the prov
nces are now collected and we are happy to
state that they are quite inconsiderabe compar-
ed with the population Near Iuunslow. on the
9Th inst, there were four fatal cases and at
Byth six, two of which have been fatal. The
remaining thee on that day have occurred in
Essex and Sunderland but all the nine cases.
except one, seemed TO have proved f'tal 1t is,
however, IN Scotland where the disease still
commits the greatest rovages No fewer han
900 cases have occurred in Edinburgh und the
vlcnl'y up to the 9Th instant, Of which 2I3 pro.
we'd fatal, 81 recovered whist III were under
treatment, or the resul, not stated. On the 9Th
instant, only y new cases were reported, whilst
there were 40 on the 7lh The official registers
are now framed with great care AMI every en-
deavor seems to be made to arrive at correct
Commissions as to the pathology and treatment of
this frghtful maladay"
The weather has become dry and pleasant,s,
and IT IS hoped will have favorable effect. "
The disease has broke out at Dunkifk, on the
Northeast coast Of France.
ENGLAND.
A steadier and more confident tone begins to
pervade commercial circles. Money is more a
bundant than it was. notwithstanding these
facts we cannot note any improvement in the
produce markets. There appcars to be readi-
ness on the part of the holders to sell, low as
prices are, and the markets keep plenlituily sup
Piled. Cotton continues in the improved stale
reported last week. The demand is to fair ex-
text, and prices have rather an upward enden-
cy. The general feeling OF the Corn trade is
steady; but as the supplies, both of home and
foreign produce are pretty large. the value of
must articles is nominal-in some instances a
slight reduction has been ucceded to in the
course OF the week The Iron trade continues
dull, aud the Transactions going toward rather
limited.
The imports of foreign Grain and Grain Pro-
duce into Liverpool. Londou and Other leading
ports in the United Kingdom are increasing, and
tins, combined with a pretty fair quantity OF
home grown, keeps the markets on the wuole
well supplied. Some idea will he formed of the
magnitude OF the arrivals of grain, flour, and
pulse of all sorts, when we state that during The
month ending the 10Th Of October I,l4O l55
quarters were imported. of which 4S5,270 quar-.
Iers consisted Of Wheat During the past month,
the arrivals have not been less extensive, and
we look for the returns up TO the 9Th inst. as
likely to record the arrival of no less quantity
Of food in all the ports Of England The future
supplies will now be stored in granary. 1t IS
computed that above 350,0C0 quarters Of Wheat
are now free in the granaries the duty heng
paid a regards Scotland the advices ol bad
weather and that the crops had not been gather
ed in quite so well believed at FIRST have
tended to strengthen the markets. On the 9TH
er hand the accounts from Ireland respecting the
potatoes report that the residue saved Keeps bet
ter than was anticipated Indian Corn, there
fore, had moved off slowly at lower prices. The
duty on Wheat has now advanced to It's per quar-
ter, and that on Flour to IS l2 per barrel.
FRANCE.
The constitution of France has received the
final sanction OF the National Assembly, there
being only thirty dssentients, and speculation
now runs riot upon the question ofthe P'esden-
tai election The struggle will be between
General Cavignuc and Prince LOUIS Bonlp1rte,
as the Other candidates. ic any OF their Lanes
are pressed forward to the voting urn, will be
merely the nominees of certain factions or CO.
teries, whilst the Orleansts and Le.tltimlsts
having refrained from putting forth candidate,
leaves the field open exclusively 10 the respec-
tive supporters of the General and the Prince.
No hing has occurred 10 alter our opinion that
BOuaparte will be elected by sufficient, If not
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aware Of the nroceedinrs of the Assembly. this
firing Produced the greatest alarm throughout
paris and anxious proups assembled along the
bonIcvards and in other places. lpquirnr wheth.
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