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... AMERICA. Wright’s Cfreolar says .—The business in cotton becoming daily more circumscribed. The receipts the ports have dwindled to small amounts. The sales making are at nominal prices, and depend more upon exchange facilities than any settled market ...
... AMERICA. The Times contains a letter, dated Washington, Gib inst., from its special correspondent. There is nothing of importance to communicate, but a serious acik-n might occur at any time. the Federal camp not a man allowed pass the sentries. Mr. Russell ...
... AMERICA. Queenstown, Thursday night, June 6. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia steam Having landed a number of passengers she proceeded immediately for Liverpool; all well. During the first part of her voyage she experienced strong winds and heavy ...
... AMERICA, i ki-opi. 10.15.—The papers the Niagara have just come to hand. There was immense conciliation meeting held at Boston the sth inst., and lengthy speeches were deliwered favour of union and conciliation. Governor Brown, of Georgia, has demanded ...
... AMERICA. Queemfown, Satunlay, March 2. The royal mail steamship Canada, from lloaton on the 20th. and Halifax, 22nd ult., arrived here early this morning. She brings sixty-two passengers. No s|)ccie. Having landed three passengers and all mail*, except ...
... AMERICA. I.oM‘OM>kkuy, Thuksday Kvknixot— The Canadian mail Jura, from Quebec on Ibe IGih instant, has arrived, landed all mails except those for Liverpool, and proceeded, all welL Her news is generally anticipated New York. As it was thick, with a heavy ...
... AMERICA. Tic advices from America slate that there are thout&mdi of British subjects socking assbtauce get out of the country. The pressure of the times very severe upon the people. Two additional Queen's messengers are now duty America. They are constantly ...
... AMERICA. The Arago, from New York the instant, arrived: ehe brings 117 passengers for Havre and twelve (or Southampton, and 400 dollars in specie for France- Among the ere, General Scott and family Colonel Scott, Mr. Hockmille, attache of the French Legation ...
... AMERICA. Wright’s circular says:—“ In this city (New York) there every disposition to buy cotton present quotations for shipment, but owing to the low rate of sterling bilL, aud the great difficulty of selling for cash, business is restricted, and prices ...
... AMERICA. The Washingtou correspondent the York JJeraid says lh« Secretary of War is in daily receipt of from Major Anderson, which full details are given sffaits in Charleston harbour. He states bis last letter that the batteries, fortifications, and ...
... AMERICA. Montukai , Jirmt 22.—Flour —Fresh ground superfine, iti good demand ; to 454 ship men la ; ordinary parcels dull. Sales for the week exceed 17,000 barrels. Wheat—Dull and irregular. Canada, spring, to HO, according to sample and condi'ion. Milwaikie ...
... AMERICA. New Orleans, for middling. nominal; to 11c. The following vessels bad arrived Quebec;— Polly Gleocairn, Tinto, and Maranbam. At Montreal Toronto, Caledonia, and Passed in St.-*Lawrence—City Quebec, Wanderer and Harlequin. Mat 13.— Passed the ...