The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-09-19
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

after passage Of 1is days, bringing fu
files Of Liverpool papers to the Inornin
of the 10Th ultimo, and London to the c
yening of the 18Th, being ten DAYS late
than our last adylces By the Margaret a
Halifax.
The intelligence which she brings is no
very important. In the money market ,
considerable improvement from the has
accounts is observed, and firm appear
ance ia all the produce markets. liaryes
prospects looked brighter, the weather la
wing been for the last ten days oil thai
could be desired.
Cotton had advanced 4 of penny.
Parliament had been occupied with the
Irish Poor Law, Emigration TO Caaada
the Treaty Of Washington, Revision Of
the Tariff, and the Foreign Policy Of q.
Britain.
1.-THE discussion on IRISH affairs, in the
House OF Lords, Lord Brougham took &C.
casion to auimadver, with some severity
% the course pursued by Mr.. Robert Nv.
Ter, the son Of the President, in reference
10 the repeal moyemen, In tins country.
HIS Lordship remarked
But no doubt there has been across The
Atlantic demonstration Of little more
6lmporiance bu; II is no, OF AMERICANS,
! hear, hear,) il Is confined almost entirely
10 emigrauts, and have shown YOU how
li.ile they gaia IN ihus taking hold Of for
elm agitation aud foreign alliance with re.
neal. They say, "Oh, let US save the
wreiched, ill.treai poor Irish from the
misery OF their situation by the repeal Of
the union !" have illustrated how much
Of that would be lessened by tho operation
Of that which would cut them of forever
bot they say, We helped the Americans
IN their distress and therefore they will
help Us; il was The same case with lhe A.
mericans ia TIC war Of 1870" But the
whole question then was, whether Ameri-
ca should be taxed hy the British Parlin.
laent without being represented IN that
British Parliament. Hear, hear,) ii IN
steal Of that the Americans had had I0i,
or, would venture 10 say, 5i-perhaps
might say tie odd 4, "a laugh you never
would have heard Of the American war,
and the Congress would haye remained as
s1me sav, an ornament Of the BRITISH
Crown, u, as others say, millsioae about
ii neck
But haze seen II said lhal person
named Tyler, said 10 be d relation Of tho
President, has taken part ~ this agitation.
No one IS answcrable for the foolerics
lhc excessive ioolerles ans one Of The "a
mfy pleascs TO commit, IA laugh , aud |
10 not TOT ono moment believe that, as Las
becu said, tie President has written let.
ieF 10 say that has heart and soul were in
Tic cause. clear, hcar.l will no, be.
lieye il until SEQ the letter. Mr.. Tyler I
il accidentally President of The United 1
States: bu,, By the samc accident that .
inade him President, hops and trust, and
| have every reason 10 believe, that he 10.
herts, with the Presidents char, some Of
lie uls,!osn and prudence Of his pFedcccs. +
s9tg (ttrar.1 will not nalisve tha, any
m4n ia the situation u Presiden, Tyler
would sr.tc such a letter as that which
haze seen bal,letej TAP % some Of the .
rca. apcts aud IT the Queen d this coun.
trs hks tho President. were 10 say she
lad her heart at.I soul 10 the cause Of the
{ lsu!,ra and Virginia negroes, and that .
sho hoped ere long 10 sec white republic .
n the north, aud black republic in the
eouth aud Tint the lniulerablc bond which
naw uaiie1 them would be severed. Why
We ~haald have the American Coagtes-
mos, Justly 40 10 arms hear, bear u but
though | httd repeal to ho as utterly ride.
nlous ne1sure, and rs rcrnclals 70 be
entertained, ~ | certainly hold the emln-
clnatlou al Carolina and Ntfglga negroes
would hc a wise, humane, iaai. aud vi'in.
Gus act, vet God forlad that Il ! were ~
q saultiun Of advising the Crown, ! should
lhlak Of o,ictiag advice, either IN an ON.
cal capacity OF an unofficial capacity, Tor
the purpose q exciting the jealousy aud
cmblucring the luminosity that may be sup
posed to have prevailed between the two
countries. That Is a course winch no good
c.iizen of hls own country or OF the world,
and towing the peace Of the world, would
think 81 advising. Hear.
Parliament vas 10 be prorogued By the
Queen to person, on Thursday, gam VII.
Near Manchester there had been anolh-
CT ,urnou, Of tAe factory operatives. Wales
was IN the Same unsettled condition. In
Ireland things were also IN the same co''-
dlion Of agitation, but without any prperess'
Father Mathew. the Apostle OF Fem
reranee,v after visiting Manchester aud Lt
yerpool, had proceeded 10 LONDON, where
he was holding vast meetings 10 Inc SUD
arbs and administering the pledge TO lhoa
sands daily.
Daring the week ending on the 10Th u'
umo, the underwriters at Lioyd's receives
accounts containing information OF tNeIs
melancholy shlpwrecks, attended with We
~ serious loss of human lives.
A very important measure for Iegal'z'n
the export of machinery has passed PaI
lament, which the European Times think
will probsbly render Great Britain IN