Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-12-12
FOREIGN NEWS.
LAVE FROM EUROPE.

t"0 9tn and oil course has mace Tue us
vance from dock 10 dock in 2 hours short
OF hfteen days. She encountered rough
ana tempes,uous weather during the great
or part Of The voyage, which accounts for
her long passage, She arrived at Hall
lax on the 9Th a, 3 p. M, and sailed at
y L. nj. for Boston, blowing gales Of wind
"a her teeth all the passage.
BY this arrival ave have nothing new
from China. Nothing had been received
IN England at the time Of the CaIedonla's
leaving there. News, thence, however,
was hourly expected.
A letter dated Liverpool, Nov. 4th,
STATES that the steamer British Queen had
put back into Hastings cause not men
TONED.
Y The Bank OF England had obtained a
Credit to draw upon Hamburg to the OK
tent of million.
The Queen aud Prince Albert coGtInu.
"a to take their accustomed airlngs IN the
Park.
An anti corn law meeting had been held
IN Manchester, which drew together sou
ladies and gentlemen.
Ireland, il is said, was never more tran
quill than at the present moment. People
go &c see the Agltatol on the same primer
pie that they would go to see any other
novelty.
The municipal elections at Dover ter
minated in favor of the reformers. Al
liarwich the relormers elected II out OF
l6 Of the municipal council.
The Liverpool papers contain but little
except accounts Of the elections in that
place for municipal officers. The cleo
lion closed on % of November, and re.
suited in the return of Ten Conservatives
sud six Liberals.
Copious details are given Of the loss Of
n splendid steamer, the Phoenix, a regu-
lar'trader between Havre and London, be
longing toa French company, She was
lost at sea, off Dungeness, by coming IN
collision, at about o'clock in the even
ing, with the steamer Britannia, power
full ship ia the same trade, belonging 10
the General Steam Navigation Compa-
ny.
The Queen was still at Windsor on the
4lh instant, but very anxious for her re-
moval TO Buckingham Palace, where the
preparations were going on as fast as pos
sibIe.
The grand jury having found true bill
against the Earl of Cardigan, for his felo-
ny in fighting duel with Capt. Tuckelt;
his Lordship will be capitalIy tried by the |
House of Lords.
The four powers have arranged with the
Sultan, says letter o the 7;h from Con
stantinople, that if any French vessel of
war attempts to enter any port Of Syria, its
t sr shall be REsy Sl led ll,u ..s.,s
has been cashiered for INSTRUMENTATION IN
writing his Colonel, the Earl Of Cardigan,
an improper letter.
Her majesty has been pleased to confer
the two vacant Carriers on the Duke of
Sunderland and on the Marquis of West
minister.
Another accident occurred on the Great
Western Railway, by which two persons
were instantly killed, and four others SC.
II 1usIy injured.
The Duke Of Northumberland has been
] nstalIed into the Office of Chancellor of
The University Of Cambridge.
Lord John Russell is about to be mar.
ried to Lady Fanny Elliott, the earl and
countess of Minto's daughter. Her lady
.hip is in her 25th year, and the noble
lord is in his 49h. The day is not fixed
for their nuptials.
The Right Hon. Henry Richlrd Vassal
Fox, Baron Of Holland is dead.
Lord Plunket has been for somo DAVIS )
ndispOsed at his seat 10 ireland.
There was a report that Lord Palmer. {
'lou.had ordered the Anglo Austrian fleet s
n retire from the coast Of Syria, in conse-
'pence of the anticipated bad weather of g
he season.
Reports from Holland give a very un, b
'leasant account of the state of the fnan.
'es of that countTy--that the public debt
T. very much increased, and daily increa- b
ing, and that the government is preapar I
ng TO contract lean of 100000 forms q
Il 6 per cent. t
Paganini, the Quotidiennie states, has Q
'eGueahed his eight viols, to eight Of the c
nost eminent performers on that insru c
1en'-nlmely: Messrs. De Boriot, Ernst. Is
.ipinski, Mayseda, Molique, Ole Bull, g
'ophr, and Vieux Temps. Il
The London correspondent of the New tt
ork Sun, under date Of Nov. 3, says. a
Ibe excitement here is intense, as the
ouFnai des Bebats (the organ of the king,)
; NE only newspaper published ia Paris,
nat defends the new ministry.
Inc crisis is considered grave and so.
twill hardly be possible ror 49,. Ii