Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1839-09-07
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Ing queen was annoyed, while riding in Hyde
Fark, by well dressed man on horse back, who
repeatedly crossed her path, and attempted to an.
proacn her' laying his hand on his heart and prac,
using Divers theatrical attitudes. He was warned
70 desist, but chose to persist instead. and was
! endish. Y W. ny
A meeting ofsome four thousand Charts,s ,va :
held on Clmkenwell green, on the evening Of ,JuIv
10, at which resolutions were passed condemnin1
the conduct 1.-THE birmingham rioters. The pros
derly. WY H'''0 Or
AZ d meeting Of the delegates, July IL, the pro.
position Of the "Sacred Month";" was under dis
cussion. One Of the delegates asked how The
working classes were TO be supported during their
suspension OF labor, to which Mr. BURY replied.
ne would assemble them at given hour every
morning, and march them through the sireets
and then the middle classes would supply them
either through love or fear--he cared NOT which ),
Intelligence from the Bengal army reached
London on the 3lst July. The army entered
Candahar on the 2lst April, without opposition.
few days after Shah Soojah was crowned. ali
the chiefs, with the exception of the Barukzves.
giving him their adherence. Dost Mahomed. Of
Cabool, had sent his family to Bokhara. The
British army was to proceed forthwith 10 Cabool.
10 also tue uIMy OF hunleet singh.
Inc Torres have gained a member of Parlia |
nent IN the success of Sir Thomas Cochrane, al |
Ipswich. His opponent was Mr.. Gibson, who
was formerly elected on the Tory interest bnl w.
ted fol liberal measures. Dissatisfaction being
expressed by some of his constituents, he verv
honoraby resigned, for the purpose of taking their
sentiments generally, in a new election. He was
men defeated by majority of 6, the vote being.
Tor Slr Thomas 62l-foI Mr.. Gibson 6I5. The
election was attended with considerable rioiin0
and commotion.
!, There have been large Chartist meetings al
newcastle, Manchester, Ashton, Bradford, Briss II
Of, and many smaller places. At Newcastle there {
vas bad noting, with an attempt to repeat the
genes of Birmingham. The authorities were
90 strong however, and some thirty of The riot.
RS were arrested. The Chartists ali over The $
Ilngdom were providing themselves with weans /,
ms and the pitmen in the North had nearly ali !
eiused to work.
The last rehearsalfor the tournament took place T
n the 9Th Of july in the presence of about 5000 S
eTsons. Lady Seymour has been chosen the Il
queen Of Love and Beauty at the tournament. .
Inc knights have become quite expert ia tiltiDe
the lay>hguFe, and support the weight Of their
Fmor.wlln sufficient ease. 1t has been found ne v
essary 70 enlarge most Of the ancient armor worn
the knights--whence It appears that there has Il
cen rather an increase than a dimnuton in size.
, the progress Of modern degeneracy
The Chartist rioters at Llanidoes, in Wales. Il
ave had their trials. One was sentenced TO Is d
ears transportation, three 10 seven years. and 80 NJ
len and women to various terms, of from thre.
lonths to one year.
The damage in the riot at Birmingham was es
mated at 10000 pounds. e.
A report was current that some of the more VIC. e.
mt Chartsts were contemplating visit TO Draw, e,
If Robert Peele. $50 u
The general convention of the working class. !"
= has published an address 10 the Hmiddle elias. pr
's," which contains some wholesome, though not he
ny palaable truths. For example, It points ont IS,
brief, but nervous phrase, The great opposit;on !,
ven 10 glsnt Of 10000 for the education OF y
poor--in conifgst with the little opposition 10 all
grant Of 10000 for building the Queens riding sic
use. ia
The quarterly average ofthe assets and sIabiIi M
$ Of the bank Of England, from April 80 TO July
, showed the circulation to be 1850 900. and ior
bullion only 1876, 900; and the latter still de- The
Easing. mr.,
mere seems no reason to doubt that both hons 80,
Of Parliament will sanction the uniform most. 8
pian-even with the pledge exacted by the 'ep
ancellor Of the Exchequer. the
among the pamphlets announced by tbe Ions did
publishers, is one bearing tho tile, uShonld ~.
70 Durham be impeachedi" ~