Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-02
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NlEETEEH DAYS LATER FROM EuRops
The British Steamer caIedon;, 90.
Lott, arrived 10 Boston Ii seven o.clars.
on Wednesday morping, after / Ioas MI
boisterous passage Of twedty.one asws
from Liverpool. She LEFT EiserpooI Z.
the afternoon Of The 4lh instant, Ma -
Icounte.ed Westerly gales, heavy Enns sisl
and head seas during fss Dhble IF III ~. ras
sage. Il is said that after HE had 49,
al sea sixteen days. she had sccomnl;sh
led only about one bali OF the dis.sn1.'
across the Atlantic. Dnttae tha esa"A
which we're. from the North Weki ~
West, she Lost her bulwatks. The 4us.
Their, when The steamer lelt Liyeraoas.s
was severe. with sifeng gales. and hlos'ss
ling 50 hard that Captain Lbit could ~
land his pilot; that gale coniiraed III
sixteen days. The greatest distance ,n,
BY the Caledonia, % one day, turiav M
passage, was 100 miles--ihe leasl 81
miles.
The letters from Boston vary il lhe;s
statements Of the amuoni Of specie brnnahs
BY The steamer. The lowest sun $3.50
is hall . million. and The highes, : &,
lion Most Of the specie belongs 10 New
York
/ Tie Presidents lHsssags.-- pres;dsnt
(TYier's Message was received in Ene.
Ion the 25th nlt., and wss one of tbe pr;s.
cipa1 topics OF discussion ID the pabl;eS
Journals. Il is spoken Of with 30 pfess
kindness---and the general 1rrl,es.;Ss.
among the English journals
THAT our President had better devise so'Es
means 10 pay our debts, before be assert
that the American States, l'Aunder lheis
free and wise institutions, are raridly ass
vaucing towards the consunmaiion 81 ibs
high destiny which an overriding Prov
deace seems 10 have marked out III
them" H
The London Times, in its remarks on tx
Message, says:
4 1--WE have looked with anxiety ri
some formal aud persmptory cepsure IA
disavowai Of the doctrine Of reDudia,ions
which would nothave been illplaced il
. document protesting ID Urea, So largely
ot,ihe interest and duties Of The Amen.
can people. To our astonishment. how.
ever. even this slight satisfaction ID III
creditors Of the insolvent States il entire
| ly-onitted, and we are left to infer, Mt
Eonly that their debts will never 81 recok.
nized BY the federal government, but 4hxt
their dishonesty will NOT even be repro.
bafed as It deserves
4 Our minister, Mr.. Everett had been.
spending .some.iime at The Drsyton Man
or with Sir Robert PeelHin company win
several distinguished official persons.
Il The cornS law agitation WAS extending
in parts Of England and II was believed
4 that the government intended 10 mako
material changes and deliberations 10 those
laws
r. The Barcelona instruction appears h
have been entirely put down, and the ed
1 ergetc action Of EsparteFo is said toshave
given him great popularity Throughout
| Spain.
a daughter Of Louis PHILIPPE, The Prih-
cess Clemehtine, j to be married 10 the
Prince Of SAKE Cobourg. u
The .accouchment OF the Queen, who
is again snctsnfe. will not take place. tits
exPected before May. III
4 Property 10 the amount Of from 80. 900
70 gl00, 600 has been lately destroyed by
fire in Liverpool.
+ A dreadful accident occurred in The
Galway Catholic Chapel on the 25thsof
December. An immense sconcourse ;of
people had assembled atearly mass, when
some persons gave the alarm that the gals
llery was giving way. which. il appssrs.
was not so; but the rush was SO great,
that numerous persons were tram pied Vp-
on and seriously bruised, and. Il is stated,
that twenty1eight were killed
/ Eruption of luount .473na, Alder
many years repose, says . London paper,
Elna has, during The last three weeks.
1 poured forth immense masses Of fire. It
seems that considerable torrents of lava
n are flowing in the direction Of Bronte.--
II The damage already done is said to 4be
Il immense.
II Egypt The accounts from Aiexgn-
II dria slate that Mehemet Ali was still id.
Il Lower Egypt, and not expected 70 return:
| TO Alexandra for some time. His son,
I. Ibrahim Pacha, had arrived Al Cairo. 1t
was ssid7that The ex. Captain Pacha, who
II delivered the Ottoman feet i'd the ha5ds,
Of Mehemet Ali, had obtained bis pardon
from the Sultan, but was not permitted 10
4 reside al Cons;anlinople. The mortality
continued among the cattle. The Pashas
intended to purchase the Great Western
10 convert Der into steam frigate.
Cholera in Notwithstanding 10 The
latest advices from The East ladies, lhe
cholera was raging ID Bormah 10 fear
full extent. Whole villages III the inisri-
or have become desolate-, the inhabitants
being either cut off By thisfrightfuf :nsia-
dy. or have fed for safety to other pbrts
4 Of the county.
&5h--
USURY LAWS.
There seems 10 US 10 be much force ID tbss fol.
lowing reasoning of the New York EgeningPoss