North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-06-10
TIL ERICAN.

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Emigaiioa. la consequence Of The de
| pTivailons. and the want of any prospect
81 relief from their present miserable con,
ldHion, extensive plans for emigration are
an font in almost every place in the Wesi
81 Scotland. Various socieiirs have, VI
understand, been formed in Paisley, and
the upper ward Of Ren'fewshire, both iol
emigration to New-Zealsnd, and the Can.
adas, and IN some insiancrs we believe il
10 10 contemplation. 10 make application Ia
government f0r assistance. This is a mos
drplorsble pieiute nl the state, and pros
pecis oi Our working population, ard what
Is even worse, we understand that a very
great portion Of our tradesmen, " no have
a little money saved, are preparing 10 emi-
grale on their own seconn, orr Of The
most striking proofs Of the sinking con-
diilon OF the country, thar could be ad-
duced. - Scotch Paper.
English Supply BiH-ln the House OF
Commons Match Goth, Sir Hussey Vivian
brought forward The ordinance estimates
He sad The amount OF them was { + OIL :
052, but, deduciing a balance standing
over from the last years vote, he had 10
ask for Ell 1856 900, He added that there
was an excess oi charge upon this years
estimates, as compared with The amount,
OF las, Of Elsa 900.
The house then went into committee
Of ways and means. A sum Of fS 900 900
was voted out Of the consolidated fund for
the public service.
The state Of trade in Birmingham is very
alarming. We depend almost exclusively
on the American market aud from Amer
ica comes neither money nor orders; or il
the latter do cone they are such as very
few will or can execute, The complaints
OF the manufacturers and merchants are
universal. The men are very badly of,
and we fear the same system of pawning
their little property, 10 preserve them from
starving, is now going on as extensively
as II was two years ago. The smaller
dealers continue 10 credit, as they always
do IN such cases, and " i'll so until they are
checked by the wholesale dealers, which
they must be ere long. Only this has
prevented run Of baIfihe population on
the parish fund. English Paper.
Othello and Desden,onG. Our readers
will no doubt be suprized 10 hear that on
Thursday night last, an elopemen, took
place in this goody and moral city--the
names OF the parties must for the pres
ant be kept secret. Suffice il TO say that
the gentlemen was one Of those who claims
Airca's sunny shores as the place OF his
birth, and the lady one whose color mig
compare with the whiteness of the lily.
NJ uch speculation is afioat as to who was
the first seducer. II is said that The parties
have gone to the dominons eli Her Most
Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria TO en-
joy themselves. Queen Vic gives refuge
10 all SORTS IF people from The United
States. We shall hear OF this happy couple
having a soiree given them by that Prince
OF Blaek-gnards--John Prince himself
Spirit of'76.
The Rev. Mr.. .Mathew in Galpau.-
Galway, March, l7th-The Rev. Mr.
Mathew continues his labours here with
hardly an appearace OF relaxation He leaves
town at three o'oelock for Ahascragh, and
by the lowest calculations, il is thong HI
that he must have admitted at least sc, 900
members since he commended his abours
here on Sunday last. - Dublin Freea,an.
An interesting discovery was made by
Philip Ball, the other day, near the west
ern sally port Of the Castle, and within a
few feet Of the spot where the western
arch Of the Roman city was discovered in
1885. The matters now discovered are
supposed 10 he the remains of Roman
waich-tower they were within few
feet Of the line Of the old Roman wall: first
square room was discovered; and on pro-
ceeding with the excavation, several flues
containing SCOT, and narrow necked
vessel entire, capable Of holding a couple
of quarts. The remains are undoubtedly
Roman, and most probably on proceeding
deeoer another room will be found