True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-09

Advces have been received from England at New
York, up to the 29th Of March, per the packet ship
George Washington.
The Liverpool steamer arrived out the 25th after
| fifteen days Of most stormy passage. service Of
plate has been presented by the passengers board
to Capt. Fayrer.
The Cotton Market at Liverpool quiet aud Ame-
rsan descriptions lid. pound lower than the date
Of previous advces This will dalnpen the ardor
Of our Spectators.
American flour had fallen in price one shilling. New
York Canal had been forced by auction at IS to 36s
per barrel.
| The papers attached Importance 10 the move
ments Of either Fairfield, Harvey, the Congress.
The "War Bill" was looked upon precautionary
measure. The Tory journals quite moderate in
their tone.
The Lords of tho Admiralty have ordered five new
engines for steamers Of Wharf.-The largest of the ves
sells 10 be 1900 tons burten and to carry 26 guns.
Thus England prepares for in time of peace, while
the I'm ted States is employed in rrcsden, making.
Lord Pamerstons understanding of the arrangement
between England and the United Statcs relative the
jurisdiction Of the Disputed Territory, in opposition
to that of our government, and accos with the claim
set up by Mr.. Fox. This was given by him in the
House Of Commons, the ODD of March, merely an
opinion. The door is left open for explanations.
On the Goth Of March, Lord Brougham, in adverng
to the cruelty exercised towards the Canadian prison.
ers who treated feons, said, he hoped
that England would escupe rupture with the United
States, more especially England IN the acrong.
His Lordshp's hopes will he realized in our opinion.
Parliament to adjourn the 27tl, of March, to
meet again the 18th Of April, in order to keep the
Easter Holidays.
ell, l.o,
stoned Admiral Harvey's flag ship on the Nor,
American station.
The Bankers Circular is out with lorg article to
j. prove that commerce and peace with the United States
will be continued. The interest of the clique repre-.
scented by this journal, is father to their thoughts
wishes and arguments.
u The London Globe thinks that the Boundary question
cxcitenen, arises from the cupidy of the timber spe
culators.
The Times, as usual, lets fly voy of arrows against
poor republicans, but for tempers its attack by
according to determination to have the disputed
Territory either by negotiation or war. So far sc
true.
= The King Of France had issued orders convokine
the Chambers. lie Ind ministry the last duties
and it believed that the novel spectacle Of king
unepresentcd by responsible ministry, standing fact
to face with the Deputies of the nation would tax,
place in Paris. The king agreed all the demar
the Soult ministry, except that which would force
10 interfere in the affairs of Spain 1t was believed
had pledged hmselfso far to Russia that he conld
(. retract.
+ The British government was anxiously waiting t
to know whether the United States Government woul,
D. send ont envoy extraordinary The ministry ccl
J. ned acting the subject of the boundary, until satis
81 on this pc int.
~ Letters had been received from Bombay TO the l9t
VI February, announcing immense preparations for til
> spring campaign throughout India. No from til
IS Caboul Army.
=, The Senate of Brussels the last dates it was he
levcd would agree the 9th article Iismemberin
~ Belgium
,p Advices from Bayonne Of the 2lst Of March, stat
ii that Don Carlos was anxously awaiting the result
> the French Cabinet demands Troubles hive broke
at out afresh in Molnga.
It, quarrel had broken out between the doth and 8.
regiments, stationed a, Gibraltar ending regular fgh
" in huh Col Campbell OF the 10Th was kille
lie house divided, &c.
OF The Liverpool steamer carried ou very few order
nc for goods but great many ccuntermands The d.
's mand at Manchester for goods and yarn was mite
10 The working of the mills short time continued
IL Mosey, but was at an end in Stslybridge.
British funds continue maintain their regular pr
!, The funds at Paris had fallen materially, in co,
:. sequence Of there being Cabinet. The King hn
no given orders to put the barcadoes in preparation f
ia military operations. lie may yet fall the King
=. the hurricades.
w. The London Herald is out in favor Of Englands ge
I'D ting all her from India We have no objet
ton to this scheme, the Of policy Necessary
i. work such change in the trade Of the world, will con
pei the United States to manufacture all her own co
:, ton. The Herald is in favor nlso of making Halifa
=, the emporium Of British commerce in North A,eric,
=. Fudge!
:. The London Chronicle has cut loose from the Mini
>, try and goes for household suffrage, by bao
making population the basis of representation, so as
nullify the vena borough system, and give the larg
70 manufacturing towns voice in the Parliament Reall
M the peoples cause is looking up in England.
~ The meeting Of the Charsts at Devices had bee
y, broken up by the tories. Violence will only ncreas
the peoples friends, the tories should remember.
~ Manchester Paper rails heavily against the Bidd
monopoly Of cotton and the queer spcctac
=, Of activity, with goods cheap and raw maerit
dear II advises the short time system 10 be abaaIo,,s
the spnners cannot resist the monoposts.
M "The nature engines is not such
o TO rendsr accidents Of tue kind inevitable"
q N. Q. Bulletin
'e Well steam engines so far have heard, hav
!" never been constructed for that purpose. Would III
u sage who presiles over the Bulletin have them so cor
s'ruct'd as to render accidents Of the kind nevitu
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