The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.

William Macready, the distinguished
traredian. came oul 10 tie Caledonia.
One of tie most prolracied sessions on
record was brought 10 a close Oh the Oath
nit, BY the Queen in person. The winding
mp of the parliamentary campaign BY the
Queens speech, delivered by herself, was
deemed essential by the ministry, in order
to show the country that they possessed her
Maiesiy's confidence. 1t is whispered, in-
deed, that the stipulation was not very graf
flying 20 the Royal taste. ana that II she
nIuld have s,nid away with decency, she
would have done so.
Father Mathew was in London, receiv-
ing many attentions from distinguished
,ersons. Mr.. Abbot Lawrence of Boston,
promised him warm reception in the U.
States.
The Independence arrived out in 16 DAYS.
Tho Acadia in 10 days from Halifax. On
the 10Th uli., she came in contact with the
American barquc Merchant. of Newport
The barque sank in As minutes. Crew
saved.
A new steamer, the counler,,art Of the
Hibernia. will be built Immediately 10 take
the place Of the Columbia. A chef d'oeurre
may be expected.
the slightest importance.
The corn trade was in a depressed state.
Flour nominal in value.
The arrival of Espartero md his suite in
London. has caused some stir, and The Ex-
Regent OF Spain has received the most hos
piiabIe Treatment fiom the leading men Of
all parties 10 England. He was presented TO
her Majesty, at Windsor, by he Earl of ber-
deem, and has been the guest of Lord Pal.
mers,on and o:her distinguished individuals
A day or Two before he reached our shores
rs fugitive. The Prince de Joinvlle and
the Dnke d. Aumale arrived on q visit 10
The Queen. They left hastily and their
sndden departure was attributed 10 the un-
fortunate conire temps OF meeting in our
tight little island" with the ex- Regent
But the cnusc of their arrival, and the sud-
dcness Of their departure, originated in an
other and totally different cause.
VIsIr OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND TO
FRANcE.-The King Of the French hearing
of the Queens intention of taking q short
excursion by sea. commissioned his sons 10
invite her to his chateau al Eu. She took
her departure on Monday from Southamp>
Ton, amidst great rejoicings. The royal
squadron reached Trepor on tie afternoon
of SATURDAY., where il Was received by the
King ofihe French and his family with great
~cla,. The ROYAL families Of England and
France then, amidst great reioicings left
for the chateau al EU. The Oucen's Jour.
nev has excited no little interest on boh
sides OF the Oh nno'.
Some Of tie Ptrs papers look upon il
with anything but satisfaction. This is the
first occasion for upwards of three ceoturies
that the sovereigns of the Two countries have
mel under similar circumstances. The last
meeting of like nature. that between Hen
" VIII. and Francis l.. on the field of the
Cloth Of Gold, which wa. followed two
wears subsequently, bv war between the
Two morarcbs. During Viciuria's stay Eu
wi he the scene of great spendor. Louis
Philippe, who superintends the most minute
arrangements, seems benz upon giving his
guest not merely friendly bu; an enlhusi>
as'ic reception.
The Royal family of France had mar.
rOw escape from destruction a few days
since, while taking an airing in the vicinity
of Eu. The party, ten 10 number, inclu.
ding th- King Queen, the Princes, Princes.
cs, AMI grandchildren. were in a family
coach, when three ofihe horses, while pass
ing bridge, frightened BY the discharge of
artillery, took fright. md precipitnted them>
srlv.s in'o the abSss below. Fortunately,
1he traces Of the fourth horse were cut
through the presence of mind of the pos,lll
ion. before he had lime to follow the leaders
o'hervIsa the whole party wosid have been
dragged after him 10 instant annihilaiion.
OCunneii continues TO blaze away 10 Ire
land. The agitation increases, if possible,
an intensity, and the rent is kept well up TO
,he mark-swted by contributions from
various parts of The American coniinent.-
lie has attacked the Quren's speech with
great ferociiy, treaiiDs i, rs the speech Of
the ministers, and wishing 10 be believed
Thai her Ne lesiy was cOercea into its dcliv-
cry that she is not free agenr-and that
n resign1llon would have bren the result Of
Il refusal. THIS does tally. however, with
The marked lnionaion which her Majesty is
said 10 have imported 10 The reading of the
passages about The Repeal agitation. That
reading plainly indicated her feeling on the
subject.
SPAIN.
The Revolutionary Ministers. carry all
before them in the capital. The Queen
gave grand banquet at the Palace of the
Prade on the I;h uli. in commenoraiion of
The triumph Of The national cause" All
The Miasers were present at it except s.
Lopez who was indisposed. The Queen
was very gay and manifested great fononcss
towards her sister. The evening WINS ter
Minated BY bail. at which General Ser.
rano had danced with the On, en- and Gene.
ral Narvaez with the Infania.
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HheGt-The Milwaukee Herald es,i.
mates the surplus wheat crop of Wisconsin
this year at 100000 bushels.
QEek IFH.-Evcn the celebrated Curr,,