The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-04-30

PORTLAND. TUESDAY, APRIL 50. 1872
BY the ship Parhian. from Liverpool. London -
70 March = have been received a, Boston nm M
Herald has also arrived AT Boston, Bringing Pans pao
70 tiie Ian ait rTD
Ship James Monroe. arrived AZ New York hy;a..
london dates 70 'Oib uit and Liverpool 10 hIsl insr
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
The question Of war Of peace between the R-..:..
and Ottoman Empires. ntinad, Al The last dan vr,
nearly IN tbe same state Of perpexing uncerair,'
where u nad renamed ior many preceding mouths
SPAIN
Appears more tranquil The Spanish Minister "
Foreisu Afais announces anicable relations b,tess.
Srein and ali the foreign powers Portugal il nan,I
particularly vet her acknow ledz, ment OF tne rl.
penlence of Chill must have been known. He all,
announces that tnere 4 pros ct III an accor,er
daion q the difficulties respecting the boundaries of
Florida.
IRELAND.
The new measures adopted a restore francnil;.v
were executed wrA promptitude end energy The ~,
nine persons convicted Of Nnitebovism were execs
TED Immediately, which LUed their followers Win N.
may
ENGLAND
Retrcnchment the older o. The day. The army
had received a dimnution---'The r4ss al thr 5dna
rally had been reduced from seven to five and reen,
'iuns Of salaries had taken pace in N Fhc dea.
menfs The Pa lament were aaoet 10 discuss the
subject IF colonial trade with the III. =.
FRANCE.
Or accounts fcm France have pretty strong row.
outonafy character. We learn that general rising
against the Bourbons is deemed inevitable Anis
suspicion and alarm. Several eminent political char.
in London have had their Paris leters slonred
~ The French Police. Nome events are said 10
be in progress
The discomfort Is not confined particular distric.
but hear of its breaking in different and distan,
provinces. No sooner i one attempt defeated than
another is made. and five may Judge from private ac-
49,
and insignificant character which they Represented
70 be by the Paris Journals
GOV. KING AND THE HANCOCK GAZETTE
The Belfast paper, Of the 18th instant Iepubishas
from the Argus, the recent concspondence heiwecn
Gov. King. President Allen and Mr.. Ames. accompa-
MED with remarks. which ike all the Democrat
ic animaGversions upon this subject do touch hut
carefully avoid the real subject Of heween
Gen. Richardson and Gov. King. We consider II un-
necessary TO 90 agan the ground have travel
led before but we would suggest 10 The editor Of the
Hancock Gazette that pcrusal Of Gen. richardson's
pamphlet. and our last paper will give him fuller in
teliigeuce upon The subject than we suppose he had
when he penned his remarks.-fIe has entirely mis-
represented the character Of Gen. Richardson. That
gentleman is not enemy Of Governor King, nor u
any other individual in the community-hu Nc y the
friend Of truth-has regard for his own character.
and has family, 70 whom that irreproachabe char
acter is most deservedly deaI.
Gen Richardson has not enaeavore6 % extend
my impression that Gov King not sinccreiY AZ
hongh officially. in favor OF the annual state grant
lie Watervile Institution y but in necessary self
letence-to protect his reputation against wicked
ind wanton caiumay-it was Indispensable that the
circumstances Of Gov King official conduct in relation
p that Institution should he devclhped That dege-
opement has, 10 be sure, proved such fact.
The Hancock Gazette saws We believe this
lind conjecture has no foundation IN act and no pal-
'ibe ground to give it support except what derived
rom the correspondence il publishes. Although
We observes before this is the subject Of contio-
Fersy, but incidental matter mgrey--yet we cannot
' consider even is correspoad snce afaydag
more than plausible ground tn support what lite
ilacock Gazette calls uakind con iecture
We DO not perceive any thing in the correspondence
which by any possibility, the remote,
Affect Gen Richardson and that which the Hancock
Gazette calls aperty in Gov Kings letter. far from
oaching Gen. Richardson falls with tcnfold vengeance
ipon Gov. King himself
The Hancock Gazette introduces more new and r.
elative matter into the controversy; and We ut
erly al loss TO comprehend In what manner II Is III
ended TO have bearing upon the subject We can
very easily believe thar Gov King b. tbs fime, mar
nave some pirate g17cfs In relation 10 the WatfviA
but we hlve yet to learn, for we hare
lot in any part Of the controversy thing ret
tive TO private grefs Of Gov. King. which concern
Bolcaoin College We DO not regret hat tbs Hancock
Gazette does NOT enter into any explanation 81 ~
meaning. for we have curiosity concerning T. AZ
eady, TOO much foreign matter hrs been Introduce
nto the papers frienGy to Gov. King and. as ss
lotting Uii9 Is reiatire and pertinent n ts nbM
We wish to see the friends OF Governor King adoHs
ew course-meet tho real question upon the ground
air argument, and abandon er0SioA altogether