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. From Europe.- By different ar rivals at N. Y. we have Liverpool dates to the 8th, and Havre to the 11th September. The articles of news are unimportant ana tne commercial advices, with the ex ception of the British Order in Council opening the ports for the 1 ! " p aumission oi iorcign uram, wear about the same aspect as our last accounts. No improvement in trade. . . It is conjectured that the effect of the lately issued order in coun cil, for the admission of grain, will be to make England a customer to the foreigner to the amount off our millions. . ; inff nvAnnvntnrv sessions. 1 lie re had been some aisturoance auuut the mode of examining the powers of the. Deputies, wiucn rose. io such a degree that Bolivar decla red he' would leave Peru, and a bandon it to the horrors of anar- - .- . r ' i. -t 1 chy. He was however, oissuauea from his design by the entreaties of the Congress, and tranquility appears to have been restored. Lord Cochrane. Letters from Constantinople, state that Strat ford Canning, in order to quiet the discontent of the Turkish Govern ment, has declared to tlie Divan that Lord Cochrane was no long er a British subject, and that if he was taken prisoner in the war a gainst the Forte the English Cab inet would not demand him. Greece. The Italian Journals contain the following article, dat ed Ancona, Aug. 15: "Letters direct from Napoli de Romania; give minute details of an imporant battle fought near Ancient Laco nia, in the country of the Mainotes in which the Turco-Egyptians lost several thousand men, besides all their baggage and artillery, which fell into the hands of the Greeks. It was added that Ibrahim Pacha was forced to flee, in order to a yoid being taken prisoner, and was indebted for his escane to the swiftness of his horse. The Greeks Spain. The trial of the seventy-two deputies who voted the in ability of Ferdinand to reign, in 1823, has finished. They are con demned to be strangled and their property confiscated. Ritssia. A Paris Journal of the 30th August says, "our German correspondent informs us that the house of Rothschild received on the 25th inst. a courierTrorh Mos cow, with despatches of unauspi cious t contents, and relating to troubles that have broken out in that ancient capital of Russia." . foreign journal announces, turely on the state of the Markets abroad, considering England as tlif rrrnnt nil rrlikser of our Cotton, we have but a faint expectation of any material improvement tor some time to come taking into the account as we 'do. thelarge stock on hand, the want of vent for the manufactured articles, and with the certainty that the) contin ued production of the raw materi al in this country more than keeps pace with the demand of those who work it up in that. We think unon the whole, our country friends should maKe up ineir minus io taie preseni prices, iviiuwing mum to be the hicrhest the existing state of things Mvill justify sell their Cotton a3 soon as they nave it ready, and not withhold it from market under the delusive expect ation of an advance, which at least is an unwise course for a Planter or a Farmer to pursue, as the ex perience of last year must have convinced many of them i T m fcrl ' rt X try rinvt nnrl TI r. Trfi nil tvoH'o ' Angelica. Time first heat, 3ftl' 50s.; second heat 3m. 54s.: ttoj neai om, uts. Trotting Course. The Petersburg Int. Sports of the Tarf-Thc Fall over the iew-Market tlinf- tlinro ia it nrnomit mewllnrr in T?flOPa Naples a young man, 28. years of Course commenced on Tuesday norp. n nntiro nf Tlrilrlml in Rni. Inst, with n "Pftntost for t Sivppn- hnrv. xvhnsrV'hrnr hns nttnined. in slakes for three vear old colts-and all directions the extraordinary fillies,, two mile heats. Tin ee length ot lour feet, and is ol the started: and the purse was taken consistency pi hog s bristles. tlnv thn si Ivor n into nt t m t r i rp . M' lurii x luting .vyiuu, was trotted forin harness, two mile heats, and won in two heats by Trouble, bea. ting three others, lime, fir heat, 5m. 27s.: 2tl heat. 5m. an A Hwppnstalfpfl of .QlOO L. . v.I w vvu, uirgg mile heats was trotted for in the afternoon, and taken at three heat? by isctscy naicer, Deatmg three o thers. Time first heat 8m. 2U second heat, 8m.' 20s.; third heat' om. ivs. TUESDAY, OCT. 24, 1826. Fever at Norfolk. The Her aid of the 16th, states that since the last report, 10 deaths of ma lignant fever have occurred at that place. jiuicign, kjci. i . we are con cerned to state; that Jude Mw. gum, from a return of- sicknp was unable to hold Franklin Court last week. 1 he Judge, thoimli weakly, and much reduced in ao- - r rt r n r 4r. ivi " ill i jjaicuivu, iiuiix hju uiiiess with which he was attacked at the cW of Edgecombe Court, held the Court of this County, which occu pied the, whole week: but after thft business was hnished, he took to by Mr. Anthony's filly by Sir Ar- viiy, ucuimi: nil . luuiuu s a nine and Mr. AVinn's Timolcon. The ihis bed, and was not able to leavf second heat was a close struggle the citv until Mondav. in timn tn reach his brother's on the north ern border of this County, on his way to 1 ranklm, intending to pro- Tie Crops. Notwithstanding the between Mr. A's filly and Mr. J's colt; and was gained only by a bout twelve inches. Wednesday being very wet, the; ceed to Louisburg the next day; ua ttvj, unuiuui in inu morning ne iounu inra- but few spectators attended. The self unable to travel, and has been Proprietor's Purse," three mile confined nil thn tvnlr Wo nrft I ' .w 'Wil.. M V IUI heats, was run tor, and was won; happy to learn, however, that he with ease by Mr. Johnson's La- is better, and hoped to hold War- r. - f -w-vwv likewise suffered great loss, and unfavorable 'reports, received at inter- Vctic hY Virri,an beating Mr. ;ren Court, which would commence Gen. Nikitn ' Harrison's Ladu La Grange. Mr. vesterdn False report. The report which nas ueen so generally circulated, Gen. Nikitao- The EncrlishCol. Gordon com-icenerallv in different mrts of this Sttp" !?nn 8 Restless, and Mr. West's lour accounts at nresent will itutifv the wccnviUe. assertion, that with the excention of a 1 hursday, th( manded a troops." division of the Greek Portugal. The accounts from Lisbon are to the 27th of Auonst. An official statement is published in the Gazette of the 22d, from jpund and Corn about three dollars per which it appears that the Portu-jbarrel. The Elizabeth-City Star "in- 6UWC wapiiui-iiiis ueen me scene lorms u mat wrn can be purchased fo'Mnii-c- .k r 1 urse,vaiueouu,iour mile Heats. 01 tne death nV Mr iVAn l year wUl nearly, if not quite, equal that rVn1f.r', "d taI5e" h? Mr. Charge d' Affaires of the U. S. in of last year. Cotton in this place com- ,Wlnn "rf, distancing the first Colombia, turns out to be a base mnds at present from s to 9 cents per, VHr' s lietVJ Archer and fabrication. We say hasc, because u,'t,u,1g "1UI uuse,ine sucunu iur. j ine auinor ot the paragraph in Botts's Phillt's. of a conspiracy, the object of which was to proclaim a new King and a new Regency. It is not known in whose favor this treasonable enterprize was conceived, but it was supposed it would have been in favor of Don iMiguel for King, and the Queen Dowager for the head of the new Regency. The principal conspirators were the cavalry corps of police, excited "by chiefs not belonging to that corps." Denmark. By an article from Copenhagen of the 26th ult. it ap pears that on the 26th of April, a general treaty of amity, commerce and navigation, was concluded at Washington between Denmark and the U. States, by which the contracting parties agree to treat each other on the same footing as the most friendly nations. The treaty is m twelve articles,' and is signed by the Danish Minister. Peru. The latest n . this country are up to the 6th of xuv congress was hold- there from 40 to 50 cents per bushel. The Salisbury Carolinian says: nev Corn has been sold at this . place at 50 cents per bushel delivered; and .we have heard of some being sold at 40 cents per bushel at the heap." The Hillsborough Recorder says: ."A sufficiency of Corn may be obtained at this place, from two to two and a half dollars per barrel." By the above extracts it will be percei: ved, thatCorn commands a better price in this vicinity than in the eastern or western sections of ihc Slate, or even in some of the middle counties; notwith standing it was confidently asserted a broad a short time since that the county of Edgecombe alone could furnish 20,000 barrels for export. Cotton. The price of the new crop may be said to have started fairly at 10 cents. Within a few days the article has been brought to Market in considerable quanti ties, and disposed, of, sometimes at a half cent less, in a few instan ces at a quarter .cent beyond this rate; but we cannot vary our quo tations to suit occasional sales. We confess, after reflecting ma- Mil- - . i -w, x no races terminated on V ndav. wnen tlie Annual rost Stake, two mile heats, was won by Mr. Cun ningham's Pirate, beating three others." The" minutes of each day's Racing, we shall 'publish -in our next. ib. Long Island Races. The rac es over Union Course, commenced on Tuesday, 3d inst. " First Day. Association Purse 8500, four mile heats, taken with ease at two heats by Mr. Stevens' s. m. Janet, beating Mr. Laird's b. h. American Boy, and Mr. Pot ter s g. h. Marktinic: Time first heat 7 minutes 48 seconds; second heat no time given. Second Day. ..Purse $300, three mile heats, taken with ease at two heats by Mr. Laird's horse Lance, beating Mr. Van Mater's s.h. Fla gcllator, Mr. Potter's s. h. Fair fax, Mr. Badger's b. h. Hazard, and ono other. Timefirst heat om. 56s.; second heat, 6ni: 2s. Third Day. Purse 8200, two mile heats, taken atthree heats by Mr. Badger's Xcrnmpcter, beating Mr. Potter's g. h. Mark time, Mr. Stevens' a. f. Lalla My. Watts, shamefully libelled his i;utuxiuier. . Grcensborough, Oct. 11. Jes se Upton was tried last week at the Superior Court, for thn I nun- ty of Davidson, Judge Daniel pre siding, and was found guilty. Sen tence was suspended until the next court. Some time since Up ton murdered his wife in Randolph county and absconded to Tennes see, where he was apprehended and brought back to Randolph; his trial was removed to Davidson where there is no doubt he has re ceived justice. Samuel J. Hamilton was tried for the murder of Adam Hetric, and acquitted. He had for seve ral weeks after the murder kept out of the way to avoid imprison ment. Pat. Gold Mine near Lynchliirg, Va. We were, last Monday, (says the Lynchburg Virginian, of the oth inst.) shown specimens of Gold which have lately been picked up on the land of Col, Wm. I. Lew- is, near Lvnchhn rn wiih -mm perfectly free from alloy. We un-
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