The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
900 AND IMPORTANT
= rl,OW ENGLAND.

a r,citement In Relation to the
sseaI I'd Afair-Naval and Military
NcLs .rations Against the U. states
Prep For War--.Panic Produced
Fieise news Taken out by the Geo.
81 s;nrton in Relation to the Banis
Ws,be united states.
= H. Queen arrived at New York on
in ~ inst, at 3 o'clock, A. M, bring
% rnalish dates to the 10Th March, IN
aa s'hs news from Syria, Turkey and
,.ro, is unimportant. e =
bg SEs intelligence from China is still
III u, unsatisfactory, and exhibits the
tan. .,,ions Of the English in a mos,
Rsabe and uncertain condition. Moth
nlsI s.5 been concluded by Commodore
n d., or was likely TO be.-Tea has
t, ms,lv risen in London, and the whole
S ~, If The China question was gloomy
! The extreme. ss
. The The people of England appear to have
$. manic struck at The intelligence
r s.b reached that country by the pack
s'' George Washington, United States
y Westchester, from New York. The
wv canned vessel took out the news of
s',' s,oppage of the United States Bank Z
y I. sscond that Of the indictment Of Nc
', and the Westches,er Mr. Pickens'
p l in Congress on the Mcleod ..af-
~ These three causes combined, Gre
' ,ad sudden panic among all classes of
s ~. and the Funds at the Stock Elk
Nance were materially lowered in con
I've find it utterly impossible in our
! limited space, to give at this moment even
synopsis of the comments of the press
rooo this intelligence, but upon Mr. Flick.
snrs' Report, which seems 10 have crea-
n The greatest shock, the Globe says
sTbe panful effect which this intemper-
,,e marty document must otherwise pro-
ducs on the strongly cherished hopes OF
/ ,be neople of this country, of an amica-
! Ne adjustment of the dispute, will be
much relieved by the tone of the princi-
ri sneakers in the debate which ensued
N ,be question of printing the Report,
From the Money articles i'll the papers,
we find that this American news caused
panic in the markets.
! The Despatch says '''the stoppage OF
4 he ID. S. Bank will cause a great deal of
ajsery here as we'll as in America.
/ Shares which brought two years ago
e24, are now anxiously sold at Ella
los.
The Morning Herald says, "the fnan.
| ,;,l and political news from New York
p,oduced considerable impression on
the stock Market, but the depth of this
impression would be i'll measured by the
actual decline merely in quotations of
stocks, for it must be remembered that
The funds were on the rise, and with a
firm tendency to greater rise still.
The Globe Of the 9Th says. 1.-The ar
rival Of the West Chester from New
York. whence she sailed on the 10th
] February. brings certain information that
he Congress of the United States, by
the large majority Of l03 against IS, had
voted in favor of the report on the Nc
Leod affair; which was calculated to ex-
] cite hos.iities with England. The sub
jet being thus taken up by Congress,
the government mus. Of course act in
conformity with the will of the majority,
and therefore the chance of seeing the
acts of the inferior jurisdiction of the
STATE Of New York over ruled by the
General Government no longer exists.
I.makes the danger of a collision more
imminent than it was before. Our citi-
lens, viewing it in this light, have shown
smuch greater degree Of alarm regarding
The question this morning. than they did
on the receipt of the previous commun'-
cation; and stocks fell 3-s or l-2 per cent
Immediately after the opening of busi-
ness. -a
Mos. Important Intellisences
A SQUADRON ORDERED TO AMERICA.
The Times and other papers state as
positive fact that some part Of the
Yaadron, 6elieued to consist Of ten sail
g the line, ,vhich had been engaged
IN TIE Coast of Syria, had been suddenly
udsred o6'the Coast of .4naerica, to sup.
part the remonstraace Of the British
Minister, Mr. Foo, against the 'Jatdi-
tial murder Of lNeLeod.'
INFANTRY FOR HALIFAX! The
Times also states. that "three Battallons
had been put suddenly under orders for
Halifax and adds, "God knows how
The home service Of the realm could be
furnished after their departure.
The Atlas says, 'sWar with America
must and will as surely follow upon the
murder of Mcleod, as the light OF NOR
ming follows the darkness Of night: but
then this war will be war without any
definite object, except revenge for an IN. IN
jury which cannot be atoned. sd g .as3.t
The ACTING PREs1DENT.--We re-pnb-
lshbelow, says the Missouri Republican,
aportion of reply giventby Mr. Tyler to
anumberof gentlemen Of South Carolina,
during the late political canvass as to ms
course in the event of his coming to the
Chief Executive chair. This letter, il
seems to us, if there existed no other evil
dence, should be sufficient to satisfy all
reasonable men of the course the acting
President will nursue., On the question