The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15
Men YORK, Oct. s, s P. M.


six o'clock. She left Havre Oh the 24th
of September and Cowes on the evening
of the same day, She brings London
dates 10 the oath ult., one hundred and
thirty four passengers, and two hundred
tons of freight, mostly fine goods. She
experienced a very disastrous passage
with succession of heavy westerly
winds. On the 18th inst, in latitude
A, longitude GO, she saw an American
propeller.
The Asia arrived at noon on the 2lst
OF September, making the passage in
about eleven days.
The Hermann arrived at Southampton
on the afternoon Of the 2lst, making the
passage in about fifteen days.
COMMERCIAL INTELLiGENCE.-The Liv
erpool cotton market OIL the 23d was
quiet and steady at previous rates.
Sales on Monday and Tuesday $4,000
bales.
The importations Of grain were limited
and prices generally had undergone little
or no change: where any change had oc-
! CURED it was in favor of buyers. except
/ for Indian corn. which was Cd dearer
and finally supported. Flour of good
/ fresh Anne rcan brands was much scar
Ger and commanded lSs to los 3d.
! Wheat had undergone no change, not
withstanding slight decline at Mark
Lane.
London Corn Exchange Sept. %
Foreign wheat is di fficuit of sale, except
at decline of one shilling per quarter
American -four is quoted at from l6 to
2ls per Dbl. Canadian a Is to 2ls.
London Money Market.--A rise of l }
per cent on the Paris Course led to
highly beneficial results in London on
the 23d. Consols advanced T. closing at
964a96s for money and 96sa96a for ac-
count. Foreign funds also advanced a
little. Mexican 26a27. There had
been an improvement in railway shares.
ENGLAND.--The news possesses no
special feature Of interest. The London
papers are discussing the question of cas-
tern politics in connection with the con-
templated railroad from Alexandria to
Cairo
The potato disease is spreading in the
north of land, but, owing to the
ABUNDANCE be wheat crop, no appre-
hension is va, deficiency of food.
The stead yoa. arrived at South
ampton:onc{ nok Soptsmber with the
West Iadia million and
half in spo< s4ossuoa
News ef,b sRaudolph, an
East lndiApaR HebEh sLondon.-
She was reske ~ Mauritius,
with loss Of 49, tty passen-'
gers out of 3o9cHts 49, !ps board
Great MISUNDERSTANDING made in
Liverpool for the reception of the Queen
on her contemplated visit to that city.
The receipts at the Crystal Palace on
the 23d ult., were near three thousand
pounds sterling. \ self -priming musket,
invented by Dr. Maynard, of Philadel-
phia, was attracting much attention at
the exhibition.
News of the capture and execution of
Lopez reached London on the 2lst and
elected considerable comment. The
London press is chiefly in favor Of the
course pursued by the Spanish Govern
ment.
The Lady franklin. of The Arctic ex-
petition, arrived at Woolwich on the
18th September. all being we'll. The
Danish interpreter expresses the belief
that the discovery ships Erebus and
Terror are still safe.
Advices from New South Wales re-
Lat. IL
linue. Exceedingly l.rge quantities of
gold continue to be found near Bathurst
A lump weighing pound and seven
ounce sS,'' was lately picked up an, sold for
STATE OF TRADE.-The demand for goods
and yarns at Manchester continued ac-
tive. Owing to intelligence from Amer
lea predicting less plentiful yield than
had been anticipated, the Operations had
been conducted with mnch less timidity,
and spinners and manufacturers were en-
abled to command full prices, if not
slight advance.
FRANcE.-The revisionary movement
still continues. Thirty consuls. who
had abstained from expressing any opin-
ion on the subjec: heretofore. have now
passed resolutions in favor of revision.
The public mind is still kept in
state of ferish excitement. rendering the
markets uncertain and the government
suspicious and arbitrary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The followin counties have organized
Agricultural Societies under the law of
last winter: