Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-10-16
Arrival OF the Acadia.

The steamer Acadia of Cunard's line arrived at
'oston on Tuesday Of last week. with one hundred
assengeis. The most important items of news
e the partial failure Of the crops in England.
nd the attempt, on the 18th Of Sept, to shoot the
NC dAumaie. fourth son Of Louis Philippe, as he
rs entering Paris at the henl of his regiment.
r. Peel, in the course Of his exposition of The
easures of government before the newly elected
ousc of Commons, stated that the permanent mca-
res of finance, which would be necessary for the
u'lz ,lion of revenue anl expenditure, it was not
intention Of Ministers in the present session to
nounce, aud he mnst solicit like interval for sta.
their intentions in regard to other measures Of
eat importance, the duty of forming the new Ad.
nsIration had 20 occupied his time. that it had
en impossible for him yet 10 mature his decisions.
'rd John Russell replied by stating, tha, he heard
tn great regret it was not Su Robert Peel's in
tion to bring forward any important measure in
presen, session; he thought, considering the
ae which had eap.ed since the pincpil of the
pending questions had come under the public
Isidera,ion, that Ministers ought to have been
sPared with some proposals in connection with
jeCts of SO much consequence TO the country.
The advces respecting the harvest in England
no, 81 unfavorahle as was unlicil Ted, the com
the mos, part being well housed and free from
!ger; there will, il is said. be deficiency OF a.
II one sixth or seventh Of tie usual average crop.
4. a.. r.
lrie,s have Chilly improved.
hr. James CuIis, OF Ohio, has been making
eches in several large towns in England. about
capshilj,y and willingness of America to supply
slnd with corn. The people Of Manchester
asked him 10 write home tina. the corn laws
uld he repealed.
'tIngs in Ireland, and ia very vVlnr.. ssains, the
cabinet. lie boa-,s Of the aid he receives
Am,fIca. and says tina, large remittance
New ork was expected soon.
The Manchester Guardian states that 81 persons
re poisoned at Whtwo,h. by ealing diseased
al, and one person had died.
.RANcE.-lhe most Important news from Tahs
hat respecting the attempt TO assassina'e one OF
Royal Family on the 18th ulr. The French
,ers are occupied with little else Of interest. II
ears that the Duke d'Aumile, who had marched
the l7h Light Infantry through France from
rseiles, had just arrived in Paris. and while pro-
ding at the head Of his regiment, together with
three bro,hers, the Dukes of Orleans, Nemours
Montpelier, assassin named PapPard lis-
rgel pistol at him, hut fortunately the shot
not take effect, PaPPard was instantly arrested
10 ceatcst excitement prevailed in Paris
,ups of loose characters paradeJ the s''ee's' ut
ng sedilious cries-"a bas Louis PhillpPe-a
.Guizot-wo must have blood" we heard. The
IS were dispersed without riot taking place
Census had caused very disagreeabie events II
south of France, where frghtful disorders ha'
n place. The people fred on the military
feon, in Avergne, killing and wonnding sever
Tb. troops sucoecdoj in putting the riot down