The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-24
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
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ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
The Cunard steam packet Columbia reached Bos.
ton about o'clock on Thursday morning with Liver
pool papers TO The 4th. She out therefore Is IL
days. There Is no news of consequence. She en-
counered terrific tempest which caused great alarm
The steamer Britannia made the shortest homewar I'd
passage of any OF the Cunard line since they began
to run She arrived at Liverpool at o'clock p. M
July 29lh, performing the passage from Halifax ia 9
days and IL hours, and the whole voyage in only ~
DAYS and hours
No news from China
Dr. Parker, Missionary 10 China, returned in the
Columbia from short visit to England, There
about 100 passengers.
The intelligence of the decision Of the New York
Supreme Court in the Of Mcleod chused some
sensation in London, and led to fall of Ia per cent.
in the funds.
The accounts commercially, are not encouraging
The Cotton market was dull, and falling, the manu-
featuring districts paray zed and as felt
about the crops, Money however was abundant
Lord John RUSSELL Secretary of State for the Co
lonia Department, was married to Lady Frances Anna
Maria Elliot, second daughter Of the Earl and Coun
tess Of Mimic, on the 18th ult, at Mimic House near
Howick.
A general impression existed that Parliament would
meet for the despatch Of business the 18th August
The wIs are returnabe that day, but the meeting
OF the Legislature must be convened by proclamation
agreed upon by her Majesty in Council
here is nothing known yet as To- any new Minis
try Sir Robert Peel had entertained his constituents
at Tamworh and made speech from which we ex-
tract the sort of manifesto he thought right put
forth.
On review of the declarations which made in
1888, and on a review of the opinions which | ex-
pressed with regard to particular in 1910
have nothing TO retract l entertain the opinions
which then professed and it is my intention whe
Their in private in official capacity, to act upon
those declarations. Gentlemen, Isha not presume
phatay he h.. t.s.. IL.
which the Conservative party may exhibit the meet
ing Of Parliament retain my opinion that no Gov
eminent IN this country ought to continue in the ad
ministratlon of the public affairs unless it possesses
the confidence Of Parliament but while respect that
constitutional principle, hold in equal respect the
NAV "Ss Sc Of the Crown and it not for any ind
Gentlemen, | am constantly asked what il is |
mean to propose, supposng am called to the admin
isiraiion of affairs Gentlemen, will answer that
question when am placed in that position. My adj
for the present is dismiss those who at present
in Office They have not the confidence of parlia-
ment and they have not the confidence of the people
Change your physician-the patient has confidence
in him. They found her in health, and they left her
in sickness, and then they say to me- what do you
prescribe ?wait till am regularly called in. Gen
tlemen, ! around me of my attached friends
Of the medical profession, and appeal to them whe
Their they do not cordially with me- that II ~
not fit that any should offer the prescription
while another administers the physc. No, gentlemen;
he would be acting the part Of irregular pactition
er-be part of quack doctor, and not professional
man-who should profess that he had some invaluable
nostrum, which, without being consulted by the pa
tent allowed to feel its pulse would prove perfect
remedy for whatever disease he might labor under"
The majority of the Tories will be 70 in full
house.
DULY 10Th } wrote address 10 his London consu
ents which appeared in the papers Immediately after.
He refers to past cvents-to what the Ministers have
done for the country and To the about to be pur
sued he says, as Ministers of the Crown
stand without the confidence of the House Of Com
mons, retirement from office will Immediately fol-
low the condemnation of our policy. As soon as the
new Parliament meets shall take the first oppor-
tunity of asking for clear and decided judi ment up
the policy we have proposed"
OConnell is speecbiiyng, keeping his (" hunah
for repeal and collecting subscriptions in Ireland
The Pacha of Egypt has submitted uniescredy to
the dictates OF the Great Powers, and the Eastern
question is d. fnitively settled.
There had arrived fresh overland mail from India,
but it brings nothing important from China.
A great sensation has been created in the CONNER
cia circles of Glasgow, and the west OF Scotland
by extensive of bankruptcies which had taken
place among the shawl manufacturers and merchants
of Paisley
The Queen and Prince Albert were making a royal
progress through parts OF England. On Monday,
Doth July, they left Windsor, escorted by party of
the lIth Hussars for Woburn, the seat of the Duke
of Bedford, where they received with all hsnor.
The Duke of Wellington was among the guests al
Woburn. On Thursday, the royal couple proceeded
to Passhanger, the Seat of Earl Cowper, where like
honors and entertainments were prepared for them
On their route, iIiumphai arches, garlands, and
large collections Of people welcomed them.
The Queen OF the Belgans and The young Duke of
ABrabant have returned to Belgium
Pnnce Albert laid the first stone Of the Infant Or
phan Asylum, Epping Forest, July oath. The Bishop
of london and many distinguished persons were pre-
sent. The Bishop thanked Prince Albert for his
kindness and condescenson when the prince replied
=" My Lord Bishop, and Gcnilemen, assure you IT
affords great pleasure TO assist in the work OF chan-
~ on the present occasion"
There was much anxiety in England respecting
the harvest the weather had been gloomy, wet and
stormy which occasioned rise of prices in the
market
Sno,c in Summer.-On Thursday morning last
snow fell the high ground between DELPHI and
Hudder field phenomenon extraorjinary.-L Leeds
| Mercury.
The anniversary of the three days was celebrated
in Paris usual, with great display and ceremony but
without disturbance Of any kind. The weather was
| unfa,orable.
Another disastrous fire broke out at Seville, in
Spain, on the 18th July, adjoining the Of tho
previous conHagration in Entendmento street, which
had stood for five centuries
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