Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-07-13
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The Columbia steamer oftbe r,,n..I r.
icaened Boston on Wednesday afternoo,, 49,,
ing made her trip, including the stop Hair,v
IN ~ days and 10 hours. '-'''''''A'
Ihsmost important intelligence nv THE 49,
lWal IS the renewal of hoslilities bv the r.,
zen against China. The forts AZ the Roamo
, uSse Veen captured, but we see NO acco1nt
sr ,ae Nan'on piud been taken possession of =
. uv Iulnor 10 that effect arose probably from
wy D'''ish having occupied the European lac !.
eOlles winch are outside of Canton. The Fin
Pe.or OF Shna expressed resolu,e purnose
sioner; Keshen. nus No'liul's-
The debate in the House of Commors ~
Dir Robert Pee's motion that Ministers ala
NOV possess the confidence of the country ,vos
undecided at the last date. was
=, nc Hoase adjourned from Saturday. Doth
may, 10 "Wednesday, ID of June when The
deoate was resumed, and was still in nro-
gross. 0'"' III pro-
The Spanish Ministry was formed and %.
zetted ,on the 22d as follows.
M. Gopzales, President Of the Council. and
Minister of Foreign Affairs. ~''~
M. Surry Rull; Minister of France
M. lnianta, Minister of the interior
NJ. San Miguel, Minister Of War.
N. Garci1 Gambo, Minister ofMarine.
M. Alonzo, Minister OF Justice.
by telegraph from Madrid of the 22d nit.
the President IN the Council has declared for
no dissolution Of the Cortes, but proposes a.
reduction Of the army and reform in finance
and on the whole there is better feeling.
NJ. Simon Older, son Of the Older exccu-
ted at irenoblc in the time of Louis XVIII.
declares that he will set his fathers conduct
IN ITS true light before the tribunals ofhs coun.
iry; ard hints that the Duke of Orleans was
implicated in the conspiracy which cost Did,
er his life. Dders letter was published in
several journals, which in consequences were
seized.
BARNES, the assassin, who attempted the
lite OF LotnS Philippe, was condemned by the
Peers on Saturday, Doth, and beheaded or
Monday 3lst, at ithe Barriere St. Jacques
Thea had not notified the time or place of
execution, and consequently only small num-
Der of spectators, comparatively wei present.
"A numerous military guard was on the
ground
The continental news says the I,ordon
Spectator; is generally unlmportant-1 Par
Is papers are destitute of interest
he "Toulonnas," publishes accounts from |
Alglers OF painful nature. General Buge-
aud had caused extreme dissatisfaction in the |
army and the Arabs were daily surprising and |
urttlng IN pieces parties or attachments of the |
French troops.
lnsthe house Of Commons on the Goth, Mr.
Scholefeld gave notice that on Teausdav, the
9Th June, he would have move a resolution 10
the following effect
''Ihat the extreme want of the industrious
classes from low wages and want of employ.
ment renders It the Imperative duty of Par
lament not to desperate until they had devised
some measures for alternating the greai misery
which now prevails, throughout all the manu.
featuring districts Ofthe country"
awe have SAYS the Spectator, "very trust
worthy information, from all parts oil the manu.
kcturing districts, that the distress. from the I
state Of trade is indeed worse than
ever has been known yet"
The vessel seen by the ship Forttude. al 9
Liverpool, ana supposed to have, been the /;
President, turns on. to have been a disabled
hp with timber piled up amidships. that pave $
ler the appearance of having paddle boxes. I
-Attleshop seems now to be entertained oftbe I
alety OF the unfortunate steamer. =
The following tale IS from the Cork Consti. :
ution.
"a letter dated Bath, Tuesday, and address, L
d 10 gentlemen in this city, contains the fol- d
1wiDg reference TO the President. al srr n
ose you have heard that the Presidents lost. >,
sealed bottle was picked up at sea contain.
letter written by Power, the actor, who said II
hat at the time he was writing there were "
carcely any hope Of being saved, and that The e.
Ulcers had doue.their duty nobly. There h
'ere some buckets with the letter p on them
nd one Of her boats stern picked Up the same a
essel." t
Several exploded reports, however, have Ct
menated from the same quarter.
Money was abundant, according to the k
'ondon Globe of 3D. instant, but loans were ,
eadIly obtalnable on good security TO the =
ank,and the rate OF interest out ofdoors was a
teadily at per cent. p