The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-09-02
FIFTEEN DAYS later FROM EUROPE,


FIFTEEN DAYS LATERFROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
The steamer Coiamdia, Capt. Judklns,
left Liverpool on "Wednesday, August 4,
at Ia1 o'clock P. NJ. and arrived at her
wharf in East Bosten at quarter past . on
the 10Th, having made the passage IN l4&
DAYS. She brought I02 Passengers to
Halifax, of whom 70 were for Boston.
BY this arrival London papers TO the ID
and Liverpool to the 18th Instant have been
received.
The Columbia had much heavy weather,
and head winds nearly the whole way
On Monday night, the 9th instant, she en-.
countered a severe gale, during which the
power of the boat and the skill OF the Cap
tain were fully tested, and both proved to
be of high order.
The steamship Britannia arrived at Llv-
erpool al I p. NJ. of the 10th ult. having
! performed her passage in II days and 7
hour from Boston including the time OF
detention at Halifax.
Cotton has declined in Liverpool I'd per
pound since our last accounts. The mo-
ney market was abunduntly supplied. 10
consequence of the prevalent opinion that
the crops would be short, flour had risen IN
/ England.
The accounts received bv the Acadia Of
/ the complete success OF the Conservatives
are confirmed. They have been every
where triumphant. Lord John Russell has
addressed the London electors, IN which
he ylndicales thr course he would have
pursued had opportunity been Afforded
Sir r. Peel had addressed the electors al
Tamworih, at dinner party given to then
by him. He declined answering qucs
lions put TO him as To the course OF policy
he should pursue, stating that il would b
time enough to do 50 when called to tht
administration Of affairs.
The Liverpool Mercury has a tabular
statement Of the relative strength Of par
ties in the House of Commons, at vsrlou
! times, from 1882 to the close Of the gen
eral election in July, lSll. 1t states a
the dissolution Of Parliament last Jua
there were 326 Retolmers, 826 Tories, ant
+ 6 doubtful. The Whole number Of men
{ bcrs OF the House is COS; of 500 ascer
tanned to have been elected when the state
ment was made, 2Jl are Reiormcrs an
f 341 Tories, giving Tony majority Of 9a
! The Irish counties, however, are not Civ
/ en-, which will probably diminish the una
) Iorty.
h TnE SRw MrNIsTRY.-Ihe following
given as a list Of those who is suppose
j vii constitute the new Ministry;
d Sir Robert Peel, first Lord Of the Treai
ury aud Chancellor Of the Exchequer.
g Earl Of Aberdeen, Principal Secretary
d State for Foreign Affairs.
Lord Wharnclife, Lard Lieutenant I
a Ireland.
), Ri. Hon. Henry Golboprn, Secretary
c State for the Home Department.
It SIR VIM. Toilet, Lord High ChanceIlo
1 Lord Stanley, Secretary of State for Il
. Colonies.
!. Duke Of Wellington, President of Cou
IF Gil.
). Hon. c. Shaw Lefevre, Speaker of Il
i House Of Commons.
e SIR. II. IIardings, Secretary for Irelan
= Duke Of Beaufort, Lord Chamberlain
!. Earl OF Liverpool, Lord High 8tewar
+ Earl Of Jersey, Minister Of House.
/. Lord Lyndhufss, Ambassador at Paris
a The names Of Sir James Graham, NJ
II W. T.. Gladstone, Sir, Edward SIgde
If and Sir Frederick Pollock are also me
n toned as likely to receive the offer Of oilic