Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-08-01
Fl R EIGN NE VS..
SIX DAYS LATER.
.47'f9COg Of the British Queen

OLA DAYS LATER
.4rfsU0t Of the British Queen.
BY the British Queen which arrived on
Sunday morning, we have London and
Portsmouth dates of the 18th, and Liver
pool OF the 10 of July. She made her pas
sage IN 10 and a half days with wind al
most uniformly ahead, and fresh. She
brought out 142 passengers, among whom
were Mr.. Featherstonehaugh, and Colonel
nudge, commissioners to survey the N.
Eastern boundary line. OF course the re-
port OF the arrival of Col. Nudge in the
Greai Western is erroneous Mr.. Laird,
the Managing Director of the Company al
SO came over in The Queen.
LicerpooI Cotton market, july 9.-The
market remained much depressed, and
further decline of SO per h., was submit
ted to Tor American descriptions No ma
terlal change in other kinds. Sales for 3
days $500 bags-a few hundred American
and East Indian for export. Imports from
the United States for four days previous
1923 bags.
Nanthcster, July 10.-SrATE OF TRADE.
There was more demand for yarn yes,er-
day at prices one farthing per ID. lower
The prices Of cotton have declined more
than half penny; the position of spinners
may be said to be slightly improved; but
still, from even present prices of cotton a
loss must be incurred on all yarn spun.-
Goods are not in much demand, and very
little business is doing. The spinners at
Ashton, Stalybridge, Hyde, and the neigh
borhood, had renewed their agreement for
working only a part Of the time during the
present unsatisfactory state of the market.
Mr. Wllder's Cotton Circular, or that
with which his name was connected, had
run through the English press, and his az
ter letters of explanation and denial were
taking their turn.
The Lords had presented an address to
the Queen praying her Majesty to rescind
the grant of the House of Commons for
the purposes Of education. The g,t of the
Queens answer is thai she has appointed
committee of her private council 10 sn
perintend the distribution of the grants,
and she hopes their Iordships will like the
measure better when they know more
about it.
Funeralof Lady Flora Hastings The
remains Of Lady Flora Hastings was re-
moved on the 10th July from Buckingham
Palace, on board the Royal William steam
ship to be conveyed to SEQ, land Among
the carriages in the procession were the
Queens, that of the Duchess of Kent,
aud those "t ii very large number of the
nobility. The coffin was enclosed in
strong wooden case, for embarkation, some
of the inlativoa boing prosont at tho
ceremony. On arrival at Leth, the re-
mains were conveyed privately to Loudon
castle, where they would lie in state one
day.
The Bishop of Litchield and Coventry
is dead.
There appears to be much distress in
some parts of Ireland A, Ranty 1000
were in state bordering on starvation, out
of a population Of 1000.
Hollond The troops of Holland are
quietly taking possession Of the long dis
puted territory Of Hamburg aud Luxem-
burg, and the large army which has been
SO long kept up by that power on the Bel
gian frontier, is greatly dispensing.
Tnrtry and Egypt A skirnish had at
last taken place between the Turkish and
Egyptian Cav airy in Syria. Ibrahim Pa
cha had advanced to meet the Turkish
forces with 3 regiments of infantry, 7 of
cavalry. aud twenty-five battaries of artil-
lery. The Pacha of Egypt. it was assert
ed in the English papers, however DESTROYS
Of war, was aware of the impossibility of
carrying it against the determination of the
European powers.
The correspondent of the London Times
writes from Constantinople under date Of
10Th July.
A scene occurred yesterday at the Ad-
miralty which has produced much sensa-
ton among the Frank population, the chief
of the Navy Board (Moustapha Bey) hav-
ing, during an interview with the Su,an's
ship-builder (Mr. Rhodes used abusive
language, which the feelings of an Amer-
can ould not put up with; the latter raised
his pipe and broke it on the insolent Otto
mans head. The circumstances of the
case having been laid before the Sultan,
every one is anxiously awaiting for his ver-
dict.