Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-09-24

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H.LlrAS, Sept. l6. 1850.
The ROYAL Mali stcamtr Canada ar,
wed here lh,s moruin4, bringing dates
: " FNpncl tolhe .sh'inst. She LEFT
lhN =. Tor Boston. where she-will ar.
rive tomorrow forenoon, thus making the
voyage from Liverpool to Boston iuabou,
nine DAYS and twenty hours.
The steamer Pacific reached Liverpool
from New York on the 4,h inst, at Ii
o'clock, A. NJ, making The passage in 10
DAYS and II hours.
The Cambria, which left Boston on
Angus, 2lst, arrived at Liverpool on the
2I Sept. making the voyage i'll l2 days.
The hatvests in England have all been
secured in good order.
The proceedings Of the American Con.
grcss attract much attention in England.
There will he an average grain crop in
England and the potato crop Of Ireland i.
not So bad rs reported.
Farris d. Co.. cotton merchants oil
Manchester, have failed. .ab.
Marshal lIaynau, the Austrian Butcher
arrived in London on Wednesday, and
on paving a visit to The Brewery of Bar,
cIay, Perkins & Co., to inspect that es-
Enlistment, in company with his suite,
the clerk discovered his name, and in q
short time lie was attacked by large
number Of laborers aud draymen. with
brooms and clubs, shouting :. down with
The Austrian Butcher" Straw and truss
were thrown over his head, and missiles
Of all kinds thrown violently at him.
Finally his hat was ca,shed down over
his eyes, and in this manner he was hus-
He'd OUT, and his clothes torn from his
back.
On reaching The entrance gate, he was.
again attacked by large number of coal.
beavers, and seized pelled and dragged
along on the ground by his lengthy whis-
kers. When he escaped from them, he
rushed frarticalIy into public house and
concealed himselfin closet. The mob
rushed in, as determined on having his
life, but fortunately for him, failed TO find
him.
The affair created the greatest sensation
throughout the whole of London.
In Paris, mass has been celebrated for
the purpose Of The soul Of Louis Philippe.
1t is reported that the Clutches de Or
leans has written TO NJ. Thiers to inform
him that the Queen, her molher-in-law,
and the other members of the family, are
DESTROYS of his presence at council 10 be
held at Claremount during the present
month.
In France, trade is improving, and wa
ges of wolkmen have risen higher than
ever before. -.
Nothing of interest from Denmark and
the Duchies.
Advi,es from Hamburg state that the
Prussian Cabinet has resolved 10 induce
the German powers to join the grand
Congress to be held at Vienna, where the
European policy is to be decided.
1t is argued in the English papers that
the death of Louis Philippe will have the
effect Of arouslng the ambition Of the
Prince de Joinvile. II is thought the
dispute in the Bourbon family will now
he healed. An effort will be made 10
place Prince de Joinville at the head Of
the French nation.
The MARKETs.--C Cotton Market, liz
rrpool, Sept. 7ih. Cotton has farther
declined I'D per 10. since previous accounts
brought by The Asia. The sales OF the
week amount to $500 bales.
Breadstu6$.-No change has tsken
place in Flour. Sales have been making
throughout the week at full prices as quo
ted at the close of last week.
Wheat remains seady-priccs as quo
ted al the Asia's advices.
There has been decline Of 81 per
quarter of $50 lbs. in Indian Corn.
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