Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-08
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From the Boston Times.

morp;pg in thirteen and half days from Liver
pool, whence she sailed on the afternoon oil the
/ 18th of June. We present the most interest," .ns
facts which we have been able to giean rom tne
| tercst or inheritance The state OF the markets
does moi appear TO have been much changed since
| the last pTeyious adyces. The harvest prospects
were cheering throughout Great Britain, ana on
most parts of the continent
J From China there is no later news
GREAT BRITAIN
Parliament continued in session Its dissoiu-
ton was expected by the 9th or 2oth. Noth'hg
| of consequence had been done. On the oth Oh
June the House of Commons declared oy ma
iority of ONE. that the present Ministers OF the
| Crown do not possess the confidence OF ParlIa-
ment and that their continuance in Office is at
variance with the spirit Of the constitution. For
Sir Robert PeeFs motion to this effect there we're
3 voteE against it, 81. The Ministry nave 9eeh
beaten By majority of 10 on the Criminal Law
| Bill. -,
Mr.. O'Connel has sent forth letter to the
electors of Ireland, calling upon them to form
election clubs in and for every parish, street, ana
ward throughout the kingdom, to pay up all TAX
es, and desiring every man to act as II nothing
| could carry the election but his own personal ex-
! ertons
The estimate OF the further amount that will
| probably be required to defray the expenses OF
the service in Canada consequent upon the late
instructions, amounts to fI05,000 and the es-
innate ofthe sum required to be voted this year
on account of the expenses OF the expedition to
China to &400, 900.
1t now appears certain that in the course OF an
other year. Protestant Bishop will he appointed
for Malta.
General Sir Wlloughby Cotton has resigned
his command in India, and returned home. His
son, Capt. Cotton, died at Alexandra on the LIST
instant.
FRANCE.
The most interesting fact from France Is that
of the defeat of the Ministry on the bill for re-
cruiting the army. 1t is stated that Marshal Sonlt
was terribly annoyed at this defeat, and sent IN
his resignation, but was persuaded to continne in
office With this vindication by the peers OF
their independence, the session may be said to
terminate.
The French Minister of Finance had postpon-
ed, for short time, his intention to bring cut the
loan for 100000, 0O0f, of which so much has been
said in the late gazettes.
LIE Temps state that the Governmcnth has been
informed that tie extensive torgeries OF letters,
purportiar 70 have been written by the King, |
LOUIS PHILIPpE, to the late Baroness feucheres,
are in process OF fabrication grounded upon some
genuine letters written by the Ming to that lady,
which have fallen into the hands OF certain PaF- !
ties. The paper states that the OBJECT OF
mission the son of the Duke De CAFES to St |
known, is to procure the consent Of the Emperor |
Nicholas to the marriage Of the Prince de JON
vile with the daughter Of the King of Holland,
who is niece to the Emperor. LIE TEMPS adds,
that it is said that King Louis philippe had Of |
fercd as an indncement to lberate Don Carlos
and Prince Napoleon private letter from fa-
ris states however, that the affairs OF the East,
and not the marriage to the frnce de JolhVuie,
was the object of that mission.
LIE Temps and LII Commerce of Paris state that
the Austrian Government had concluded loan
of $50, ZOO, 900 forms through the house of
Messrs. Hope and Rothschld On the Bourse
this loan was stated at only 90 000, 900 Horns Tor
nearly f6, zoe 900 sterling) In corroboratlon OF
these statements the Hanover Gazette OF the 18th
rlt, under date Frankfort, affirms that Baron
Solomon de Rothschild's departure for Vienna
was connected with the contract which it was
said the Austrian Government was about to con-
cludc for new loan.
The most remarkable business transacted in
the Legislature has been the prese ptation OF Il
bill to the Chamber Of Deputies to the Minister
of Justice for the maintenance of the clergy, en-
bracing classification of that body, and partl'
tionng the kingdom and the adjoining islands IN
to as many dioceses they contain civil provin-
ces The archie pscopal sees are eight in number
The state Of the young Queens health was
very critical, and proposition in regard to 1t, had
been lard before the SENATE
We find nothing Of particular interest in the
la est Madrid papers. The Ministry continue to
issue commissions out of NUMBER and the capt
talists were hardhearted enough to refuse to lend
the Minister of Finance any money. The pennry
of the Treasury was every day increasing, and
considerable discomfort prevailed among the pub
lie officers, who had ceased to be regularly paid
Some disturbances had occurred at Barcelona,
but had been fortunately ended.
PORTUGAL.
A dispute, in which the bank was opposed to
the special committee of finance, had created
ministerial difficulty at Lisbon, which, added TO
difference concerning the organization of the ma
tional guards, induced the cabinet to reslgn.-
The Duke of Pamela had not succeeded, up to
the date of the latest news, in reconcling differ
ences, hut it was supposed the late ministerial
party would return to Office The recognition OF
Donna Maria by the Pope would have given more
pleasure in Portugal but for the Jealousy 1t crea-
ted in Spain.
THE EAST.
According to letter from Constantinople of
the Goth MAY, quoted by the Universe, the health
of the young Sultan was giving way daily. Our
correspondent adds that journal, 'who saw the
Padisha informs US that he is reduced to state
| of evacuation and weakness, which leaves little
| hopes of his recovery Another letter IN the
Commerce states, that there is talk ola battle be-
tween the Turks and Candiotes in which the lat
ter have had the advantage. The Augsburg Ga
zette mentions the receipt OF letter, stating
that the Scheriff of Mecca had armed the Be-
douins and driven the Turkish troops out OF that
city, thus extingushing the last appearance Of
the Sultan 3 authority in Arabia. The Scherif
| is supposed to be in league with Mehemet Ali, al
tbor rh tho latter detained him for three wears in