Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-05-01
(Frnm the New York Extra SUM-
FOR EIGN VIEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.

NINE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Interesting ne,rs from England Excitement respect,
ing a War Nth .9msrica-Nlore pacific tone of
the English Press Reneped difficulties Nth THr
key Egypt and Syria Warlike pr separations in
England General European Ne,c,, &c.
The Acadia sailed from Liverpool on The 10Th
ult. and arrived at hsr moorngs IN Boston har
Dor Wednesday mernlng at 8 clock,makIng her
passage in Is l-2 days She has had very
rough time; and the length Of her passage has
been owing mainly TO bad weather.
The foreign news received by the Acadia is of
very deep interest and Importance. The latest
English pa ers are chiefly occupied with the A.
merlcan news taken out by the Columbia which
steamer arrived at Liverpool on the morning of
the 10th ut The most intense anxiety was ma
infested in every quarter, to learn how affairs
,tood in this country WHEN The Columbii left Bns.
ion; and after he news was published, II appears
not 10 have gwen any degree Of general satslac
ton.
We are happy 10 observe. however, that the
papers speak IN more pacific tone, and look up.
on the news received from this country after the
sailing ol the British Queen, ms beng decidedly
favorable, and indicating that the difficulties be-
tween the two countries would IN the end be ami.
cably arranged and under this impression a BET
Ter feeling and slight Improvement in stocks
was manifested.
Warhks preparations in England: We find
the following laeInenls IN nll The London Jour.
nals--
We have this day learnt that our Government,
IN order 10 prepare Tor any emergency that may
spring out OF The case of Mcleod, land If the
Republic execute him, We do not thmk there is n
man IN this United Kingdom but will demand
justice have directed regiments y h ID them.
selves III readInes. to embark for North Amer.
ca--lwo al which we're the 18Th aud Saith Rrgi.
ments, now IN Ireland. Ii Is also slated IN prl.
waite letters from the first circles IN Paris, that
Loud Granville officially announced to Nj Guizol,
that The. English Government would find il neces.
sary TO nd ten sail Of the line to The same quar-
ter. VI course, fleet Of steamers will torm a
part OF such an expedition.
SHEEkNEss-Ihs greatest hustle and actiy.
y prevailed 10 the Royal dockyards hc,s in get.
tiny her Majesty's ships Monarch aud Vernon fit.
ted out. When cump ted, they proceed TO Spit
head tor orders. No doubt Is entertained but
that their destination is visit TO America. A lei.
Ter received here (eheerness) this morning states
that cat Plymouth aud Portsmouth the utmost &C.
tvlty prevails IN the Navy department, and our
position IN China Is now talked about as # II were
a secondary consideration
The Blush ludIaman Heroine, from China,
bound To London, was totally lost near Azya,
moi lar from Cape Syatel. Out oil sixty persons
on board, about thirty -four are believed 10 have
perlshed' principally Lancels. The vessel is
complete wreck; and ii is feared that no part Of
her valuable cargo can be saved, although every
measure IS taken tn effect that desirable object
as well as to afford the necessary protection on
The coast.
Sir Jeremiah Dickson, KCB. is appointed to
f the command Of the troops IN the region Of Nova
Scotia.
} Several Charilst meetings have been held in
various towns, but they we're lhiny attended A