The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-04-02
New YORK, March Is.
,RRIyALOF THE BRITISH QUEEN
ELEVEN DAYS LATER.

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ELEVEN DAYS LATER.
The British Queen, which left Bristol on
the I'd instant, was telegraphed this morn.
mo about s o'clock, having made her pas.
saoe in less than sixteen days.
Her political news is Of interest, as il re.
,,,es 10 France and the East. Commercial
matters are without much change. Flour
has improved this will strengthen prices
here. Cotton is shade lower. This is
calculated to sink prices here, already low,
still lower. Money is abundant in England,
which was to be expected.
The uneasy relations between Great Bri
,ain and the United States as 10 the n. Il.
Boundary, had been rendered more so by
the difficulties now growing up IN China
ulf the course we pursue" SAYS tho Lon
don Shipping Gazette, in the dispute with
China be found TO be injurious TO American
commerce., there are elements already at
work Of character sufficiently inhammable
to render them not over fastidlous or pune.
,ilious Of finding out some real or imaginary
line OF distinction TO be drawn between our
proceedings and the French blockades in
South America. We question, therefore,
il We are over and above secure against DC.
ing involved in a quarrel with the United
States, il We proceed 10 the blockade OF the
pors Of The Celestial Empire without de.
rlaring war. AT all events, II viii be wise
in ministers TO act with circumspecio1, and
weigh well the probable consequences, be.
fore they are SO far committed that they
cannot retreat without sacrifice Of priu.
ciple.'
The Liverpool Chronicle IN speaking Of
the n. F. Boundary, says" Nothing,
hitherto, in tho character or conduct OF Nh.
Van Buren, has given evidence Of desire
to nmenl hostiities with this country. In.
deed, slnce his elevation to the Presidential
Chair, The very opposite has been exempt.
fed All his proceedings with respect 10
tho vagabond sympa!hzers during the
Canada outbreaks, were marked by good
fifth and friendly feeling. lie Is known to
have contracted strong friendships during
bis residence 10 this country, and the re
cepion which his sous experienced IN Lon.
don last year, points TO the conclusion that
they silIl continue" "The commissioner,
it adds, appointed by the British govern.
usnl to survey the disputed territory, re.
turned frcm his mission two months ago,
and as ,ae question is one " hich admits Of
no delay, /, Is time, we think, that parIa
meni aud The coun!ry shoald know something
Of The result.
Buonoparfe Family. -Seyeral members
Of NaPoleon's family are at present 10 Lon.
don. Un Tuesday Prince Louis Napoleon
entertained a, dinner, Ia Carlton gardens,
his two uncles, Joseph Buonapare, ex King
Of Spain, and Jerome BuonapafIe, eK King
Of Wesiphalia; aud his cousin Prince Lu.
Glen Mnra,. son Of Mutai, es King Of Ma.
pies. The other guests were several dts
tinsulshed officers the French army under
Napoleon.
FrGace.--The French papers contain the
following imPor,an, intelligence -" Tho
Due DO Nemour's do,ailon was nega,Ived.
Several Of the Ministers declared that the
CabInsi would immediately resign.
RESIGNATION OF THE FRENCH MIN.
ISTRY.
The MoHiieur PGrisien says -" After
The sitting of The Chamber OF Deputies all
the Ministers placed lheiS designations 10
the hands Of the king."
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Feb %
There has been ;oisrable attendance Of the
trace lhls week and have becn me, freely by bold
ers without making Any concession IN price,, the
market remaining as al the elose Of last week
doll and cherries. Tie sales to dag ATE about
300 bales Of all kinds. Spectators have taken
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