Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-07-20
From the New York Herald-Extra, July 4.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EU.
ROPE.
ARRlvALoF TIE STEAMSHIP BRl7
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ANNA AT Boston.
The Royal Steamship Britannia, Capt
RIB. Cteland, arrived at Boston Yesterday
morning at about seven o'clock. She
sailed from Liverpool on the afternoon OF
the 10Th, and has made the passage in a.
bout thilteen days. She experienced
some rough weather, but, what is very
comfortable for this season, saw no ice.
berRs.
The Britannia and Caledonia both made
very quick passages out from Halifax.
The Great Western was spok en- by tho
Britannia on the 9th June, nine days
ont.
Captain Drew, the leader oFthe gang
Of pirates who destroyed the Caroline at
Niagara, came passenger in this steamer
TO Halifax. She brought sixty.two pass
engerS in all-forty-one to Boston.
There have been several more deaths
among the nobility, namely, the Earl of
Fortesque, and Lady Emily Cloncurry.-
Commander james Duncan, r. N. IS al.
90 dead.
Lord John Russell is TO be married,
and no mistake, to Lady Fanny Elicit, at
the close Of this month.
There was better feeling in the Liv-
0rpool cotton market. In The week end
ing 18th inst. 90, 100 bales had been sold.
There was decided improvement.
Nothing Of the President. II 10 now
settled tina; she will never be heard Of a.
gain.
Sir Henry Prescott, late Gov. Of New.
fOundland, had arrived at Cork.
The 18th Of June was celebrated with
great pomp.
Her Majesty had given Court Ball.
and held Grand Drawing Room on tho
i7th.
The health Of the Queen was bad
Some alarm was felt in consequence.
Active movements were making all
over England, Scotland and Ireland,
for the next elections. Much excite
menl prevailed.
In Syria more troubles have broken
out, and some Turkish troops had been
driven back by the mnmtaineers.
In Crsie the inSuTeciion is complete,
raising recruits, distributing arms, and fur.
nishing men through the Archipelago.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British Parliament continued in
session, with no definite prospect Of ad-
ioUFnment. There was considerable po-
IiticAl agitation in the newspapers. The
following 10 a specimen from the London
Morning Chronicle;
enBlow Tory journalists, end crack your
cheeksl Agitaie, agitate, agitate! In.
woke tho evil spirit Of monopoly and
fraud! Dreadful as may be the pOlher
you keepoVer our heads, II will not do.
We tell you it will not do. You will not
possess the nation with antipathy to cheap
bread; you will not persuade the Coun. /
GTy TO prefer taxation TO relief; you will a
never convince the English people that il n
would not bs their interest to retain in n
heir pockets, for the various uses OF life, b
hose millions Of hard got money which al
iEs annually extOrted from them by the h
most iniquiiOus and oppressive, as we'll as
aegl absurd and stupid, law that ever :;
couTged mankind. -
DEFEAT OF MINISTER'S. in
AZ halfpast 3 o'clock on tho morning le
I June 8, the House Of Commons de. wi
lsFsd, tS a majority of one, that The fro
resent Ministers Of the Grown do no, Qe
.osess the confidence Of Parliament, and ito
hat their continuance in Office is at vari. he
nee with the spirit Of The Constitution. Pu
For Sir Robert Peel's motion 3l2 gal
Against All III
When The cheers which followed tho wa
announcement had subsidized, Lord John Ba
RUSSELL said he would take until Monday CO.
Q consider what course he would pursue
q the vindica,iOR Of Ministers. IL,
On Monday 10 intlnated to advise a He
wherqupOn Sir Robert Peel
greed not to oppose the supplies.
Tie Ministry have been beaten bv
aajoEity Of lS, on the criminal law cues. 80.
lon. =" HN'SS era
The Queen viii not dissolve Parl;a. %i ,.iI
lsnt In person, but BY commission. VII W.