The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-12-30
From the New York Herald-EGtra.
FROM EUROPE.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER,
Arrival oCMs Steamship Columbia at
Boston.
Dec. 90, eleven o'clock, A. NJ

STATE OF kUhOi IA - II bS IL II ~
TIE QUEEN AND PRINCE ROYAL
LONDON MONEY MARKET-COM,
MERCIAL DEPRESSION IN EUROPE
HEALTH OF TIE QUEEN DOWA>
GER.
The steamship Columbia, arrived at Boston
Yesterday Gornng at little before t"eN'
o'clock. Some part Of the voyage was m'd
and pleasant but fer The last few days she wa
encountered bad weather and heavy gales.
By this arrival we have Liverpool daes to
9TH instant and LoLdOn to the evening ol the
81.
The London money market was to!erab|y
easy, aud plenty of money could be obtained
on good securities The heavy mportaIioos
oc specie from the United States aud from
South America, would it was thought, be an
ample guarantee against any further pane IN
tho money market for some time, and capa'a"
ISIS were looking about them for sale means
of investments.
There was no material alleviaton of the dis
tress in the manufacturing dsiricIs--lhe con-
trrbulions from other parts otlhe kingdom,
though eparanlly liberal, being totally made
qaate to meet the emergency Of such general
want ofproductive employment. A faint hope
vet seemed 10 lnger with some of the nevspa-
pers that the crisss had passed, that the prin-
cipa causes of depression had ceased to exist,
and that business would soon resume its won
ted energy and lie.
Thiny-two charges Of felony, and one hum
dred and disorderIy conduct, came before the
borough magistrates OF Manchester in single
day. THIS is in some measure the result OF
the fienzed desperation to which the desires
ses of the people in the manufacturing towns
have driven them.
The weather oughout great part of Eu-
rope, The past fall, appears to be very much like
that experienced in this country-only little
more So Heavy rains have deluged the south
of France, Spain, &C., while the north Of Eu>
rope has been suffering under the chilling blast
of a Premature winter.
The British 50h and 99sh Regiments were
10 proceed Immediately TO China, having been
fully recruited. No difficulty appeared to ex-
ist in enlisting any requisite np Per of troops
as great many of the vast llude out of
employment chose to brave Bger and dis
ease abroad, rather than starvation at home.
There was great meeting Of deputies from
all the Anti Corn-Law Associations, at Man
chester, on the 9Th November at which spec
ches were made and resolutions passed, verg.
ing very near 10 what would have been consid-
cred treason some twenty years ago.
The misery and destitulion in Paisley, so
ar(.um suffering any dimilulon, continue to
increase. The Glasgow Argus states that
are now 770S persons in that unhappy tom
subsisting on charity alone
The health ofthe Queen Dowager Huctuaies
between better and worse, according 10 the
bulletins issued from day to day, by her medi
cal attendants, but there is now, we believe,
no hope Of her eventual recovery from the in-
sdous disease, which is gradually undermin-
lag the springs ofIfe.
Another serious inundalion occurred at Ven.
ice about the I7th November, occassioned,
like the previous one, by srocco wind of sev>
eral days duration. The Adrac rose 10
such u height that gondolas were made to nav
igale most Of the princ pal streets.
On Monday afternoon last, her Majesty, in
company with her Illusions consort, was able
to take an airing in close carriage for the
first time since her accouchment. The Queen
and Prince Albert were absent fiom the palace
nearly an hour. Several statements have been
circulated respecting the christening Of the in,
(ant prince, but we understand nothing has yet
been detrmined upon, and all such assertions
u'o mere conjecture,
Ii is rumored 10 circles likely TO be we'll in>
formed that her Majesty the Queen Dowsger
will bo the god mother Of the infant prince,
which cannot fail 10 give the greatest sa'isfacr
lion to'the country. The christening, as far
as can be learned, is to be as private as the
exalted birth of the Prince will allow, but the
banquet which is TO be given on the occasion
will IBr exceed in spIendor the entertainment
that was given when the Princess Royal was
christeDed.
FRANCE,
A slight degree Of uneasiness prevailed in
the French capital on Tuesday, in consequence
of several workman having struck for wages,
and patrolled in large bodies the outlets of the
city, The troops were kept under arms in The
barracks, but were not called into action.
The French Government is considering The
Subject ofa regency, in Oaee anything should
happen to The Duke afOrIeans.
The Paris papers Of Wednesday, belonging
to the odPcsilioD, unanimously contend that
the present ministry is lotering, and that per-
haps before the meeting Of tho Chambers,
Count Mole and M. Theirs would be in Office
The whole. Uf the country which les between
the AllegOHy and Rocky Mountains, and the