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... I . AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THlE BRITANNIA. (FItom OUR PR'IVATE OcOResoNDENT.) Liverpool, Saturday Evening. The British and North American steaner, Britannia, has just arrived in the Mersey from New York, after the unusually long passage of seventeen days ...
... AMERICA. I ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHW HIBERNIA. (ITROt OUR PasVATE CoRRiSFONDENT) Liverpool, Monday. The British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship Hibernia, Captain Shannon, has just arrived in the Mersey, from Boston and Halifax, after a passage ...
... THE GRAIN TRADE WITH AMERICA. to - . . . A . , . _ The following extract of an important circular issued at the commencement of the present month by Abraham Bell and Co., of New York, seems to give a rational view of the future prospects of the trade ...
... duties, and extended im Is- a ports, the latter- he -Chiefly from America, to whence this country must now, ey rather than from Europe, direct her attention ; hot too ar much reliance on America should not be placed, as there he by are not labourers there ...
... REPEAL BOARD OF TRADE-GREAT AGGRE- GATE MEETING ON WHIT-MONDAY NEXT- CO-OPERATION OF AMERICA IN FORWARD- ING THE IRISH MANUFACTURE MOVEMENT. (FROs A COIIRESPONDEtNT.) V There was a meeting of the Board of Trade held on u Sunday last, the 24th inst, at ...
... avowedly by Sir Robert Peel, in the House of Commons, regarded in a se- condary light to those of America (hear, hear). What would ruin Ireland would serve America, and the minister was satisfied. Mr. John Burke-Just now, look at the duty that is pro- posed ...
... the United States, reaching down to the 26th of last month. The large failures in New York, New Orleans, and other parts of America, with the certain prospect of more disastrous occurrences, have much alarmed the merchants engaged in the commerce across ...
... upon, under the peculiar circum- stances of the case, in coming forward to their assistance. But the recent occurrences in America have changed the Hople complexion of the case. It is still, no doubt, confi- ?? believed by many, that the debts due to English ...
... sword The result of the measures-adopted in America was that it was now a manufacturing country, extensive in commerce, and divested of those gilded baubles, which were so expen- sive. He alluded to America, because rpe was in the snme position formerly ...
... as follows :-Wheat-Iriss, 528 qrs. Continent of EIrope. 6928 qrs; U. S. of America, 7497 ; Canada, 169.5. Wheat Flour-English, 91 barrels; Continent of Europe, ao U. S. of America, 29,488 ; Canada, 22,644. OAts3-sgtislh, 257 quarters , Irish, 2020; and ...
... Iron cannot be completed, so mach as 20,000 tons sing at this moment in course of shipment for railway b2 poses only for America from England at I la ton.- Tb so, however, are small asto what will be required here. after for France Timber is also extremely ...
... of South America from Valparaiso to Panama, connected with a line from England to the West Indies and the Isthmus of Panama. The Pacific Steam Navigation Company pro. fesses to shorten the intercou-se with the western coast of South America by fully ...