Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-07-25
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rttppp IRON NE New York Herald
'H"Hh DAYS LATER FROM ENC

is CapI DufseIey was announced bv tho ' .lY
'aPh-ahd' late in the afternoon. we roo.: :ee
o. Ju' PaPorS ana packages containing To. LIVED
on'es 10 ne Zoth, and Liverpool TO the I"uon
n cIus,Vc' 10 Capt. Bursley we re,u.n IN
IS 'h0hKs LOT the numerous files of ,ba our
If papers furnished US in addition n ~. a'es'
d ne intelligence by this packet il - 9wn'
n'shest commercial Importance. Il !, VI me
o 'hfee days later, but in that brief s. :" only
tsyhploms' oil strong reaction in the cn,to se 'ne
e money markets had developed them SOI ano
: Whlch made every man ofprudenco Ives
= 'ha'a Revision was at hand. In orr onu "'1e
s Attac's we nave given an important vev r.o.
Q htserPool paper of the 21st, which NAV WIN La
cohSidefec 1.-THE manifesto of the cotton 70
ners OF Manchester" We also Give tho IIPln'
uoh money market from leading poner ,, l1on'
may be considered as part of that y;a,n ""'Gh
England things look sGuaIly for Ann rio.. ia
crest Every thing here will he IN oo .osh III
tIIi Inc Liverpool shall arrive. 0"''''0"
Inc political news from ENGLAND ondp
beng only three days later, Is not Of a,,, lanee'
teres or importance. We onnos " ~ niuch IN
ding points in politics. fashion. the drama ,1 ,ea
allure, &c &c N'"n'a' llter'
On the 10Th of May, the Queen rooo;,
uePu:ollon from the corporation Of Dnbl;r
praying iof Inc protection of their rights ~
PtlVllegeS' u consisted of the Mayor and tho
Recorder of Dublin, and six freemen 'I Inv mo
queen received them graciously, and thew a,1
had the honor OF kissing hands. The O1ean
afterwards gave separate audiences to ,bo
queen OF Portugal's Ambassador, to LorS
leIoourne, to Lord John Russell, and n dozen
Others. 0oNe"
Lady Flora Hastings and Lord Byron ara
great lavorites with her Majesty.
Sir James Clark has at lengthbee dismissed
rom the court. He asked leave TO trayelrora
snort time, and permission was granted. The
truth is, his rude attack upon the honor Of In.
dy Flora Hastings caused him TO be cut in AZ
most every circle; and for his own peace Of
nina 1t was necessary for him to retire.
fer from it. 'N ~ WIZ SUI
Inc Queen was TO give grand levee on the
22d OF May; birth day ball on the esd. grand
state ball on the cath, and a grand dinder on
the 25th of May.
The Duke of Wellington gave q SPLENDID hall
and supper, on the 18th of Nav, to the G,o ou,
D "a oil Russia. 1t was the most magnfcen,
' 'nat o. 'he season The great gold Achilles
shield was exhibited on the occasion,
several Chartists arrested in London were
merely reprimanded and dismissed.
handsome young man has been arrested
Tor declaring that he was predestined nv ,be
to marry Queen Victoria.
=, ! ne truth OF the following anecdote NAV bs
felled on. When Sir Robert Peel told her M,.
eS'y, that AS she refused to part with her Ia.
lleS, II was useless TO send for him. she renl;.
3D. ~ GU VIII be pleased to recolect, Sir Rob
9r'' mat 1t was not my wish that YOU should ho
sent for at all" '''''u "
Inc Peh'co@ Ministrg-The Tory Papers
IRE excessively savage with the Who's, and
.pose them most numerically for their s1ccess-
III man"uVre IN regard to the ladies' orthe Bed.
,hamber. The following formed the IeoJeror
he Morning Herald" Nay 2oth:- ''' VI
'lhe effects OF whig radical emissaries and
ycoPhan's TO lay on the stream of popular ag.
totlon throughout the country, in sunport Of
nc chamDermald ministry have only served
snow more palPabIy than ever TO wba,
ePth OF public scorn and contempt whioperv
las sunk IN the land where few vearso9o i
welded at the fierce democracy" and threat
ned the institutions of the country With
WhIggery, repudiated by the country an.
.encheS itse!t IN the palace, behind a strong
decentralization Of pettcoats, and acting upo0
'e mint thrown out by a gallant chartist lea.
ef, VINO suggested that, in case of collision
lth the military, the females should he nlaced
the front line, gets behind the bedchanrber
omen, and hugs itself on its ipnomin;ous 40.
lrlty. The chartst leader, to whose gaIIant
fo'Posal we have alluded, declared that the
Military would not fire if the women were MIA.
ID IN the front rank, and certainly Lord Nal.
'urne has found his immediate safety in adop.
ng similar tactics. Peel, who smote them hin
ID thigh with great slaughter in the field Of
material debate, was powerless against tho
ms, scissors, and bodkins that were hru,oht
the rescue in the palace. Incapable of at.
ckIng the coward cabinet while crouchinp
lder Petticoat protection, he soon retreated
ON contest which the most manly natures
ould be the most unwilling to encounter-
ven the hero of a hundred fights--the con.
erer of Napoeon--at once abandoned the
Id of political power to such feeble antaoo.
SITS as Melbourne, a Russell, and a Norman.
?, rather than give battle to their female
ard--the petticoat "Pratoran bands" that
eserve that palace for the DELINQUENT and
'plsed wings when the country filings them
The state of England is curious; the troops
the neghborhood of the manufacturing dis. ,
cts are so numerous that there is not suffi-
mt barrack room for them and camps are to