Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-14
ARarvAL 0p Tnn nRIrrAasaA.
yINE DAYS LATER PROM rsyRopr

Halifax and Liverpool arrived 1t Bosion
IS Sunday morning. the Sd. al g o'clock.
The prospect for thefgrain crops which
wars 10 tbs course otfeaping throughout
Knelsnd vas still considered favorable,
notwitkssanding some heavy rains which
lad iniuted them in some quarters. Thee
ISLES 81 cotton we're large. and prices Eis-
ing.
prospects look brighter. The Weather
Ihnring The last ten days has been glorious
EVERY thing that could be desired. The
bnly exception was Monday. when il
FAMED excessively. but il does not appear
/ ii have been general. 10 the course ola
fortnight from this time harvest opera.
Hons will be general"
Parliament was To- be prorogued on the
9th ult. and both houses were engaged
l,nost enerselically with the closing bust
ness Of the session. The reports Of sin
lsle aavrs proceedings occupy fiue Of the
ls.ros paoeS q the London Daiiies.
H Ia Ireland nothing ot importance has
Occurred since the sailing Of lhe Masga'
.lse,. but the policy Of government, With
REGARD % ireland. aud the State Of that
.eoan,rs Aud preparations 70 preserve quiet
Hand The union have been fully discussed
Hla me debate upon the Irish Arms Bill.
4 .er;ess Of tremendous thunder storms
la.ss6d aver the whole South oil England
. ABOUT the 10Th ult. SO
Thsscaledonia arrived outon The 18th
|, Iii, io apassage Of IL days. She carried
+ Ennt M. Biddle's recent letter on lhe~
. State Debts. ~
i Duriiq The present week the aaderwri-
HERS Al LIoyd's have received accounts
containing information OF Twelve melan-
81 chnly shipwrecks. attended with a very
serious loss Of human life.
H Espariero issued an address al Lisbon,
loe4he late events in SPala. He sheen
/. refused admittance in Portugal, and has
! Therefore probably arrived IN England
i lAs4ore this time.. His successors have
! asclared The Queen to have attained her
q majority. The futufe events in that
s Eto1ntry will nots ills greatly TO be feared,
9 insure tranquility.
/. Father Mathew. the apostle iof tempe.
o renee, was still in London, holding vast
j meetings ia the suburbs, ~and administers
II F;n6 The pledgs to thousands daily.
t. Debate on he Treaty Of lVqshtngfoa in
|. RI House of Commons The subject Of
4 the treaty OF Washington raised discus
5 sion between free and slave. holding coun-
t, tries, in which the old ground of'he right
% :Iol search, fugitive slaves and the British
a law which gives liberty 10 The slave when
10 he touches our soil, was gone over al hdu-s
: sedm. The Attorney General gave It as
Ia t 5fS opinion that, under the clause<ofa the
5. teea,y for the mutual surrender Of crimi-.
le nails If the offence Of the party took It's
Id character only from the slavery OIL the ac-
J, 1ouused he would not, under the bill before
br lhe House, be delivered up. Mr. Dun.
Y combe adyeried in the course Of his
si,eech, 10 some instructions said 10 have
been given by ,hesAmerican Government
ne to its officers, in coniravention oil the
or Washington treaty. He questioned the
:" sincerity 81 Sir Robert Peel's Govern
.meflt on this subject and asked him 70
lis lay the instructions on the table. Sir
Robert refused, adding that he saw nc
ground for the impuiation. ultimately
- the bill passed through the committee, as
Or did also similar bill between this coun.
ur Try and France for the surrender Of crimi.
or Fnals.
on SPAIN The eyes OF all Europe are
- turned TO The affairs Of this country, and
ne he newspapers are filled with discussions
do upon them.
o. The Duke Of Baylen assumed The func-
IS tions Of guardian OF the Queen, July 3Olh
s. IRELAND la Ireland, matters contin
LEI, ue stationary. One Or Two exciting de-
n bates have taken place in Parliament on
~ The subject Of the present anomalous slate
IN OF that country, which have exhibited
rk some of the members Of the Conservative
n. party attacking, with great bitterness, the
at do nothing policy Of the government.
7. Neither the rent moi the~exertons Of o.
Cornell suffer any dininution. Fore
nd Emost in the Parliamentary fight has been
e. Lord Brougham TO whom the present
demolition Of Ireland is source OF great
/. luneasiness, and who, for the purpose Of
! putting an end to it. has been thrusting
: his services on the government bull they
!, !repulsed him.
! a great-perhaps the greatest dem,
: onsiration which has yet been made in fa-'
!. vonr Of repeal, took place al Tara Hill
j a memorable spot in The early history Of
!. Ireland and its kings. and celebrated e.
!. ven in late years by the resistance which
> was made there TO the Kings forces by
/ Tthe Croppies" 10 the rebellion Of 1898,
! ION Tuesday last. All the accounts
/. lconcur in representing this as the great
: lest Of all the monster meetings.
ii of the Carolina and Virginia ne groes. and
i that she hoped ere long 70 see white re,
+ public 10 The North, and photographic
i fin The South sEd that the intoIerable
!. bond which now united them would be
severed. Why, we should have The Brit
$50 Parliament most justly up III arms,
: (hear, hear but though hold repeal 10
: De as Utterly ridiculops measure. and as
pernicious TO be entertained, as certain
y hold the emancipation Of The Carolina
aud Virginia negroes would be wise. hu-
name. just, and virtuous acl yet God ior-
BID that, il ! we're in situation o fadyistng
/, The Grown, should think Of nttsting ad-
vice. either ia sn official capacity or an
unofficial capacity. for the purpose Of ex-
citing the jealousy and eDbitieripg ths