The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-03
Late from Europe.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA.

Latc EfOffa Europe.
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA.
IRON TIE b,sroy Atlas, EXTRA, NAY 10.
President net heard tron-Defedt Of me
English Ministry Importaat Political
More-AbOiitioa Of the Corn Lars.
The cannon Of the steamship Caledonia,
Capt. james Mckeler, announced her ar
rival early this morning in the Bay. Al
half past ) o'clock, she passed the end OF
Long wharf, and in few minutes was safe
ly fastened at her moorings at East Boston.
The intelligence she brings is no, OF much
importance, with the exception OF that re
lating to the unfortunate steamship PreSi
deaf, of which there is no INrELLIcENcE,
excepting rumors, Of which the papers are
filed. The CALEDONIA left Liverpool on
the afternoon OF the It'll instant, aud brougb,
London papers up TO the evening of the ID,
and Liverpool papers up TO the date OF the
ilh. The cotton markert was depressed,
and had declined one eighth OF penny
Flour was dull. The money market had
improved.
From China We have no further inielll
geuce. The English papers, according to
their politics, insist that the Chinese wat
is ended, or s in no wise near an ending
The Americans iH London. on the re
ceipt Of the news of the death OF President
Harrison, held meeting, at which Mr..
Stevenson our Minister, presided, and Col.
Thomas AsplEwall acted az Secretary. APP
proprale resolutions were adopted, and d
rccted to be transmitted TO Mrs. Harrison,
A sim.lar meeting was held at Liverpool.
PARLIAMENT-DEFEAT OF THE MIN.
EaTRI ABOLITION OF TUE CORN
MONOPOLY.
Parliament was still in session, but does
not appear TO have accomplished much bu.
slness since lis coming together after the
Easter holytays. Lord Morpelh's Regis
tralion Bill was still under discussion, and,
according to the Times, Tory more oh
noxious by alterations than ever TO the Con
servailye party.
/ The Ministry have, however, me, with
much difficulty IN pressing this bill through
I Parliament, and II is doubtful whether II
will pass IN any shape. On the evening OF
the Goth, the Ministry received signal dc
feat, on a motion relative TO the very frs;
clause Of the bill The majority against
the Ministry was 81, very large and al
most fatal majority. The Tory press are
IN ecstacles a, these symptoms.
I The Ministerial papers, however, do nol
mauiies, any alarm, nor do they throw ou'
any ia,lmatlous Of the intention Of the MIN
istry to resign. The Globe Ministerial,
pronoupces the sxuiia,ioD Of the Tories pro
mature, and without good grounds. Lo'd
John Russell was, however, evidently
larmed, aud Oh the 29ih uliimo Withdrew
Lord Morpeth's bill by moving " that The
chairman do iedre he chair uiihoui report
ing progress and asking ienre to sit again.
Ga the following day, the Ministry made a
new move, ard ore Of the bodies, ever made
( by any Ministry 10 Fnalsnd--no lsss tA--
the abolition Of the corn monopoly.
The London Chronicle {RadicaI) Of th5
Sd instant, says:
The sensation prod1ced by the Goycrnmer
| notice Of Friday night on the corn laws Is rapid
/ " extending through tho country. Every wber,
il IA the signal Of e1ciieineat and determination
BY The nl9nopolists It will never be forgiven and
| By tie people 1t vii never be forgotten. Nina
tiers have fairly thrown Themselves on the nation
for support il the assertion Of great national
right and lntorest The response viii soon b.
heard in thunder The uataSlng oil the peoples
bread % prospect iu,i ues. and the people
VIII slrus toward i ithe lions on Their prsy.n