Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-08-12
FOREIGN.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

G0uA4OfNo
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND. i
The paeke. shin Roscoe. Capt. Delano, has n
rived this morning from Liverpool, whence p
he sailed on the eth ult. We have received n
y her. Londoa pspers OF the 23d, and Liver
,ool Of the day she sailed. froa, which we give
,S;sse;s below. Little further has :ranspiseii
n relation to the English money market, but
The state Of trade is evidently still improving.
SUPPLEMENT TO TIE LoSDos GAZETTE Of TUES
DAY, JUNE 30.
IFhaehaH, june 90.
Ga Tuesday morning, June Goth inst. at l2
minutes past o'cirek. cur late most gracious
Sovereign King Nilliam ", expired at his
Castle at Windsor. in the I'D year Of his age,
and the seventh yer Of his reign. Ti.:- event
has caused enc UNIVERSAL feeling 3, rr,,c, and
sorrow to his late aialesty's powerful and at
iached subjects. I. whom he was endeared By !
the deep interest i. their welfare which he in |
variably manifested, as well as by the manly |
virtues which NAKED and adorned his charac. |
ter.
The Princess Alexandria Victoria was de- |
clared the righ;fnl successor, and proclaimed |
Queen.
On the ;n:ins;iin Of this distressing event, |
the Lords Of the frivy Council assembled this |
day a. kensiHgiol Palace. gave orders 70: pro- |
claiming Her present Majesty. who made
poost gTacious declaration to them, and caused
all the LORDS and others Of the late Kings Pri-
w Council. who Were then present, TO be
sworn other Majes,y's Privy Council.
L,rEarooI.. une -.
There has been a worry decided Improvement
IN the cotton market SIEGE the worst has been
Known reia'iYe 30 the expectations from the
Gniteti States. II is some satisfaction tn be
assured even oftbe worst. When ;his ia known
doubt ceases, ard the springs Of enterprise OBJ
tain new elasticity. Trade is thing gov
erned by fixed principles, and OF these the ira
ding one isa certainty ofthe grounds on which
| II acts. In this place. the assurance that COM
mercial affairs in America have passed their
crisis, has caused the re-action---has created
rebound which, with ordinary care. will pro-
/ badly erentuate in Wholesome and, and at
the same time, an extended renewal ofthe en-
/ terprise which, discrectly worked, causes ge-
neral prosperity and individual success.
/ The improvement in the cotton market has
been followed, Of course. by like improve
ment in other produce. for as the chief staple
sinks or rises in price. there is corresponding
! ment will extend itself. Of course, beyond Lii
yerpool, because what causes the advance
here, must produce good effects elsewhere.
The increased demand for cotton here leads to
the conclusion that the manufacturers Of Man.
chester, Stockport, &c. will resume their full
tide Of work; ---and, indeed the larges! reports
from the manufacturing districts already show
some Of the favorable results we mention. But,
il is not alone from what we may call .sthe
cotton districts" that such reports may be an
] ticipa.ed.
| Trade, although much extended and deli
cate complication, has its various details mu-
| tually dependent upon each other. Tho same
causes which gives life and spirit to the cot
ton Of Liverpool, leads to an improvement in
the demand for hardware from Birmingham
I for cutlery from Sheffield, woollen cloths from
Yorkshire and the west of England, printed
calicoes from Manchester, and china from the
Potteries Of Slaffordshirc, Worcester and Der
1 by.--[ Mail.
4 Let us hope with the reviving energies of
trade the spirit over speculation may not re-
J. ylve also. 1t is a wild and derive sport. 1t
has led to many, il not most of the evils under
which the country has for some months been
suffering, and from which it is only now be-
ginning to show symptoms of recovery. An
awful lesson has been taught---and may the
merchants and manufacturers OF England pro-
fit by it.
\ On Wednesday weeks, the crowd which
was returning from viewing grand military
iete IN the Champ de Mars, as Paris, became
wedged together at one Of the gates, when
twenty-fonr persons persisted by suffocation.
The grand ball which was TO have taken place
at tho Hotel dc Vile on the following day
was in consequence postponed to Monday.
Louis Philippe has extended the amnesty
OF May to the Baron d'Hanssez. ex-minIs-
ter Of Charles X. who had been CONDEMNED
to Imprisonment for life.
In reference to the reported application by
the American banking house Of Wells& Co..
in Paris, we are enabled from authentic sour
ces. to state their particulars.
Messrs. Wells & Go. finding difficulties in.
creasing and remitiences not coming forward,
made an application to the Bank Of France for
the loan -four millions Of francs, which was
promptly acceded to, the bank taking one mil
non, and three millions being guaranteed by
various banking and other commercial houses
. Of Paris.
ne loan IL for eighteen months. and tho
amount is sufficient to enable Messrs. Wells
~ 70. 70 meet al their engagements. IN any
case. and indeed TO discount them in advance,
: il asked TO do 80.
ORialSAIsAN FcDoTE.--An II 81 oeFirc.of dist;n.
ton, attended bah, bri he was mt az pro6cient
in dancing NJ ln the use Of his sword. Whilasan
dingup ~ acon,illior. ibis psrtn.r casdl,is attnn
lilo, to yong n,'if opposite, who, had previously
/ exhibited much skill rs DANCER, in The art of mi
i mickng tho movemente OF the office, who was o.
| gigantic proportions. "A little observation cor.
vinced him TINT Twas the intention of the you're
gallant to ridiculs him and, therefore, stepping ~,
towards him, he inqred, sis tina. yer natural way