Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-10
M Afise Affkes
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

'SSt"o"s. AhNSCuS HOpS SeeHs W Do hcdiiJ "a
tInguished, as to the existence Of this ship.
In the British Parliament no definite action
had been taken Oil the Corn Laws.
The citizens of Dublin have held meeting to
request the Queen to honor that city this sum
mer with visit 1t was expected, no doubt, she
would carry the baby
CHINA. Nothing important or definite from
this quarter. Trade continued suspended, and
the blockade continued An impression prevail
ed to some extent that hostities would be re-
vivsd.
THE EAST. The Egyptian question is, APP
pears, really settled. The latest intelligence
from Constantinople is to the 18th Of April. The
differences, which had arisen as to certain points
IN the haiti scherif Of Feb 10, investing Mehem-
ct Ali with the Government Of Egypt. have been
totally removed in consequences OF The proceed
ings Of the representatives of the Powers who
have signed the 18TH of July treaty, and the af-
fair has been terminated to the satisfaction OF all
parties.
Instructions have broken out in Gambia. But
garia, Seryia, and other parts the Turkish E.n-
pire.
INDIA. The latest intelligence from India is
declared by the London papers to be very unsal-
isfactory. In an engagement at the fort Of ka-
juck. on the goth of February, Col. Wilson, a
meritorIous and valuable officer, and consdera-
BILE number of men, were killed.
FRANCE. The Court of Peers closed on the
lth ult. its secret deliberatIon the affair Ia
tive to the attempt against the Kings lie on the
l4th Of October. Darmcs as the principal author
" w P'' ~ '' gu" "" -" NJ. - ~ ~
M, NV " =. ",eu " '"s 1':t,a - H.
e o'' To"'e" "e'o ~,
=, b.. tr;ad - 49, 60, ~ rorra.t;,n,l PAL
ice. for being affiliated to Illegal associations, and
having n their possession Warlike stores and arms
One only, Borel, who became informer. was set
a. 49, ne uI.iee ""s PN'' -
49, 'u u" "a s y. $500 I t1, :;
D.: ' ,,' .,;nr ~ IT, ,,a,,,s or nba Ia.,h
e. n" '..1 G u .ne a.l'nar,d
:. IN I"a:l nv - 81
aAS nj CLap.9s so,,,,,,d -, ,ho 1,tl,
hot; po IN g.
'J' , w." ,tara "ho',ld ,a on nrs Ra1.n,
''i' ha,,n, ,ha f'Iio,,;n res,I,.
-" ~ r. ol.. $500 ~ j.; 80. = ,,,,.',,,,;,,
~ .m VI ,op , i. . Ea,tane .s
T. .,oi,,,,nd sI, R,,na,f ~ rho K;,,,.
S!
~
Loss THE SHIP WILLIAM Brown FROM
LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA. Harre Nay 10.
The Louis Philippe New York packet chip has this
moment arrived Information having reached the
town that some shipwrecked seamen on bard,
the report became general that they belonged to the
Pres dent. aud the excitement was beyond all des-
Sripton. On the arrival in dock, however, a strong
body of gendarnie in waiting, immediately
TOOK INTO custody e hihte ahu eS'it VI INC c'e" VI
the ship William Brown, bound from Liverpool 10
Philadelphia which sunk by an iceberg IN the
latter part Of last month"; for yet | cannot give
YOU precise dates for any Thing except That Three
men were taken from the Crescent, which vessel
had picked them up in their long boat Bat tale
of horror is TO be told about them II appears
when the vessel struck thirty three passengers The
mate, and eight of the crew took 10 the long boat
The captain three Of the crew. and eleven passengets
took to the jolly boat all the rest sunk with the
vessel The boats paited in the night.
Some days after the mate and crew determined
Gas they saw in order to tighten the boa,) to tNfow
seventeen If the passengers overheard, which they
accomplished ; and some Of the most hoFrd aud re-
voting SCIENCES took pace. There we're two broth
,ers and a sister of one ianily the brothers were
.hrown over, ard the sister Jumped in after them.
One fine boy en,reated for few moments 10 say his
drawers; they refused and hurled him into The
at once. Some chung to the sides OF the boat, pray
ing for mercy. but their hands were cut OIL and
they pushed into the deep Fifteen women
and two remained in the b at Onehour afler
tie massacre, the Crescent fell IN with the boat and
saved the survivors of this horrld deed. The pas
sengers remained on bonrd the Crescent lhe
crew arrived in the Vile de Lyon; they are no"
under examination before The American Consul. -
The result will not fan to communicate 10 you;
hut you may rely ON what have already stated
The jolly boat has not been heard Of he dates oil
the Vile de Lyon have been anticipated ny lhe
Acadia
Further Particulars Hdcre may 3 he
American ship Crescent, Capt. Ball, arrived here
yesterday evening with the remainder OF the pass
.nrar, Of tho William Brown who were saved in