RISE In THE PRICE OF
BREAD ALL OVER EUROPE

Another Defeat of the French In Africa.

Quarrel between Peel T. Wellington






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The steamship Caledonia arrived at Boston at
halt past o'clock on Monday morning, and we re-
ceived our papers before o'clock yesterday NOR
ning byAdams k Co.'s Express. She brings Liver
pool papers to the l9th and London to the evening
of the 18th October


The Caledonia met with some rough weather,
which considerably delayed her passage.


The steamer Massachusetts sailed on the same
day with the Caledonia, with full freight.


The prices OF corn were rising rapidly. The
weather in England continued most wretched for
the crops


The iron trade was brisk, and the demand far
beyond the supply.


The state of trade in the manufacturing districts
does not certainly give indication of the existing
feeling in the cotton market. The trade Is less
brisk than it has been.


The American provision trade fiourishes The
stock Of beef, pork and cheese is light and the
state of things in Ireland will have tendency not
only to improve prices, but to lessen competition.
{. The cotton market is depressed, the business
transacted isllmited, prices have a downward ten
dency, and holders, evidently not at ease, show
desire to accept the rates. and to press their



stock.


The failure Of the potatoe crop in Ireland is a
most distressing event. The accounts connected
with this subject from all parts of that country, are
painful in the extreme


Since the 1lth plt., and to the 10Th, the usual
reports from the manufacturing districts have been
received. The intelligence contained therein is of
the most cheering description. The great cloth
halls OF Leeds and Hvddersfield have been not on
ly well attended, but very extensive business
transacted therein, at steadily supported, and IN
some instances, rather advanced prices A good
business has also been done in Bradford Meri-
nos, Coburgs, and Orleans are in good demand at
fair prices. Manchester has not been so active as
usual, owing, is said, to the unfavorable state of
the weyther TOR concluding the harvest. At the
same time, taking every thing into account, the re-
ports received during the last week are highly sats
factory.


The money market shows symptoms Of waver-
ing under the black clouds which appear in the dis
tance. During the last few days the price of con
soils has declined per cent.


CNo apparent dimlnution in the mania for specula-
ting in railway shares.


The price of bread has advanced in Paris, and in
deed all over Europe.



Black Sea, were at the last accounts, suffering ter
ribly for the want of provisions


The London Chronicle states that the military
force in Canada is to be considerably increased
The dock yards and naval arsenas OF England,
exhibit extraordinary activity at the present mo-
ment. In many Of the outports, steam frigates of
the largest class have been ordered to be ready by
fixed period, and the builders have been bound in
hav ST Corc
ed time.


The Pus eyIte rupture with the Anglican church
has takey an important turn. Mr.. Newman and
batch Of his frieads have at length formally sece-
ded, and joined the Church OF Rome. The event
has not excited much SURPRISE for it has long been
expected.


That brave and unsubdued chief, ,Abd-el-Kader has
achieved another triumph over his French invaders.
He surprised and captured another 200 Of them.
The 9oor fellows, it is true, were sick, but could
ke no resistance but, coupling this with the pre-
vsous defeat, 1t would appear that the French arms
IN Africa are in fair way OF losing their laures in
the Sc unfortunate encounters with the children OF
tie sun the sons of the desert.


A letter from Barcelona states that rich mer-
chant, named Fontaleras, whose had been car
red off by brigands, had received letter stating



sterng,) were not deposited in a certain place
certain day, the young man would be put to death.
new conspiracy is said to have been discovered
at Warsaw, and some scores of wretched victims,
chiefly students, have been packed off to Siberia,
and 10 the dungeons of the fortress. Great cruces
are practised towards monks and nuns, and the
people in general, to compel them to abandon the
Catholic for the Greek Church.


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than any that has occurred for the last thirty years.
Caunt, the pugilist, has commenced an action
against the stakeholder in the late fight for the
championship, to recover his own stake of f2OO.
Various symptoms Of discomfort continue to mani
fest themselves in Italy.


A letter from Munich announces that much dis
content IS manifested amongst the population OF
upper ana Lower Syrla, In consequence Of the col
lection OF tithes.


The Mayor Of Llanidoes in Wales. Edward
Hughes, Esq, aged sixty, recently committed
suicide.


About forty houses have been DESTROYED bv fire
at Moretonhamstead.


No reconciliation appears to have taken place be-
ween General Narvaez and his wife, Mdlle de
Tascher After having passed the season at Bag
neres-de-Luchon, she has returned to Paris


The King and Queen of the Belgium at the la ST
accounts were still in France, but were to return to
Brussels the first Of the month


The mother OF M. Arago, the eminent natural phi
osopher died at Esagel, in the eastern Pyrenees,
few days ago, at the advanced age of 81 years.
A letter from Medeah states that an Arab who
was preaching up the holy war between the tribes in
the neighborhood of that town. representing hlmself
as sent by God to take Marshal Bugeaud's place,
L.a hx,C
employed at hard labor