The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-29
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.


HALIFAX, Oct. %.
The Canada arrived here this morning. She left
Liverpool on the 10th.
MARKErs.-Ceorge Holt Co. report a better feel
ing since the early part of the week, the depression
then prevalent having passed away, and with 1t
there is slight yielding in prices. The weeks
sales have been 10000 bales. Market closing
steady. Wheat, Indian corn, and flour moving
freely at full rates Beef dull Pork selling TO fair
extent at former prices. Bacon-prices tending
upwards. Lard-active demand at cd. advance.
Sugars-actye demand, with further advance of
Cd. Molasses- active demand, advanced Cd, Coffee
languid. Exporters and spectators keep up prices
At London, market closed dull On Friday sales
made at slight decline; firm at previous rates Mo-
ney market well supplied; discounts easy. Consols
fell on Thursday to 9la bat advanced to 93a Next
day American stocks with advancing tendency;
U. S. 6s, 1868 100, to 1899; do. 1862 lO3 to lO4.
HAvaE, l6th-Cotton; sales reached 1888 bales
at rising rates; weeks sales $500.
ENoLANp.-Potical and general news since the
sailing Of the Pacific is wholly destitute of inter
est Five new Bishopricks created in the
Anglo Catholic Church. Cardinal Wisdans has
received the appointment of Archbishop in Ireland.
Government education continues to occupy large
share of public attention. The Catholic Bishops
and Clergy are urging scheme for their own
university. English and Irish papers supply de-
tails. Many outrages, ending in robbery and
murder, were committed in various places in those
countries.
FRANcE.-The revenue returns for the past nine
months have been published and show increase
over the same period last year of % 900 francs.
The treatment of the President toward the armies
is subject of much comment in the journals.
Cries of "army'' will be put down Stringent
measures taken to prevent characterization in
the army. Every feeling tending 10 threaten the
Republic.
DENMARK AND THE DEMONSTRATING new
has taken place relative to the position of the
mics since the assault of Freidrichstadt.
New YoRK, Oct. %.
The cotton market to-day is dull under the
news. No sales yet. Flour unc changed, but steady,
with sales at previous prices of 1900 barrels.
Wheat is tirmer. Corn selling at 10 cents for for
mixed and yellow. Provisions steady. Sales 300
barrels prime pork at $S37. Lard 7 cents.
Whisky 26s q cents per gallon.
BosToS, Oct. 2S.
Two men, named S. and j. Knight, believed to
be brothers, have been arrested here and held TO
bail in the of ten thousand dollars each, upon
charge by the citizens of Islander. They were
arrested with the belief that they were slave
catchers, and in some attempts they had, the plea
of Islander alleged against them. They are,
when at home, citizens of Florida. They entered
bail, and are again at liberty.
The brig Garland has arrived at Salem from
Para, with dates to the Sd inst. The yellow fever
was raging there with fatal effect when she left,
especially among the shipping. The captain of
the Garland died when she was eight days out,
of the fever, and most of the i'll with the
same malady during the voyage.
SECOND DESPATCH
knight, who was held to bail on Saturday, was
again arrested day, with Georgian, named
Hughes, by the sheriff, charged with conspring TO
kidnap. They gave bonds IN $1,000, and were
dlacharoeu. A assembled ne lhpr-
ifs office with violent intentions. Knight and
Hughes took refuge in carriage, which was burst
open the horses were started at full speed.
The North river at Troy is several feet above or
Utica. The Chenango canal, from Log city to
Hamilton, is nearly gone 1t will be impossible to
fix il this season. A number of houses at Log city
were carried of, and many cattle were drowned.
The loss will not be ess than hundred thousand
dollars.
New OsLEANs, Oct. %.
The cotton market is active; sales o-day of $40
bales at full prices.
Sugars are rather dull, and prices declining;
sales of 100 hhds. at A a cts. per ID. Molasses
quiet, with sales at % "a q cts. per gallon.
Whisky has advanced, with sales at % cts. per
gallon
New ORLEANS Oct. 81.
The Hon. John H. Harmanson, member of
Congress from this State, died here on Friday,
John McDonnough died here of cholera on Sa-
turday. lie was a native of Baltimore, and noted
miser. He has been estimated to be worth ten mill
lions of dollars The Picay,irie says he left his
property 10 the poor of Baltimore and New Or
leans.
Cotton steady. On Saturday, two thousand
bales. Prices steady. Sales for the week twenty
three thousand. Middling 1872.
UREA, n. ", Oct. "a.
The extensive Globe steam. mills, at this. place,
were completely flooded by heavy rains last night;
much damage done. A large amount Of cloth and
woollens have been destroyed.