New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-10-23
SIyTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
Arrival of

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Tho proceedings Of Parliament are, Tor the most
q little interest this side OF the Atlantic -
r.. House of Commons had been principally en-
.,e. in The discussion of the renewal OF the Poor
Law Commission for period OF SIX months. This
measure was finally carried by large majority, the
generality of the Conservatives having, says the
London Chronicle found reasons exceedingly sat
.fuctory 10 themselves for concurring in the policy
i the Government in regard TO bill, which iaey
denounced, in the most unmeasured terms, TO their
constituents, so long as hostility to it was step
ping-s,ore to power.
EPetitions to the Queen against Proroga'ion OF
Parliament under the existing distress of the coun-
try have been sent il from many Of the principal
manufacturing towns.
The Cotton market had improved little. Flour
~as lower The state of trade in the manuiactgr-
ing districts is said to have exhibited decided symp
| orns OF amendment
Among the names 0; the pass engers in the c.
urnbia will be seen that of Lord Morpeth, the
celebrated author of The Irish Reg ,t.auon Bill
| IF the last Parliament, and tho unsuccessful Wing
candidate for the West Riding of Yorkshire. Lord
Morpeth Is one OF the most gifted members eli the
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arm Railway in the Box Tunnel Forty or fifty
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