Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-07-27
From the N. Y. Express.
TR o M e U n o r Z.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.


The news, excepting that portion from Ireland, !,
rought by the Caledonia is of li,tle interest.
American Flour was quoted at Liverpool on the
lih at 2Ss. 29s. Cd. per Dbl.
Money continued to be abundant at the lowest
rate of interest. :
The Queen and infant Princess were doing well.
INSULT TO Mn. EvERETr. the AMERICAN MIN
,srEn.--When the heads Of Oxford College were
about 10 confer the degree Of l.. l.. u. ON Mr..
Everett, in the theatre Of the University, num-
Der of under graduates assailcd Mr.. Everett with
kissing and hoo,ing-the only motive being his
being Unitarian. The heads of the College
have expressed their regret in address to Mr.. T..
ON DIT that Sir II. Peel has in,ima,ed TO the
Bishop Of London the settled determination of
Government to pu, down the Pussy movement,
and tina, we shall shortly hear Of the supcrsedeas
ing Of bishops as well as magistrates.
Three packet ships arrived at Liverpool from
N. " The Sheridan, Capt De Peyster, reached
on the goth ult.; was followed by the Geo. Wash.
ington, Capt Burrows, on the 30'h, and by the
United States, Capt. Britton, yesterday.
DISTINGUISHED SrRANeERs.-Among the pass
engers in the Caledonia were Count D'Orsay and
the Countess of Blessington, travelling under as
sumsd names,) the former accompanied by valet
and the latter by female servants.
RIOT AT CARMARTHEN.
A mob of about 5000 persons on horse and foot,
and armed, attacked the workhouse OF Carmar-
then, Wales, recently and destroyed the contents
Of the building, and were finally dispersed only
after desperate resistance from the military.
IRELAND.
RECEPTION OF O'CONNELL AT ENNIS! 100, OOO
PERSONS ASSEMBLED.
Mr. O'Co nnell had a demonstration at Ennis,
for the county Of Glare, on Thursday the 18th ult
and the meeting is described more numerous
than any that preceded 1.-THE numbers are stated
Mt 100000 including about 5000 horsemen
the cavalcade of cars extended from Ennis tc
Newmarket-six miles. The preparation for his
reception we{e most elaborate at the entrance t.
the town "whole trees were planted" with tri
umphai arches across the road, mottos and de
vices
In Difference to the advice Of Lord Farnham
several of his friends and tenants have resolved Il
discoun,enance his usual Protestant and Orange
anniversary of July.
One of o. Connell's -Repcal demonstrations tool
place at Skibberdcen, on Thursday, the 22d O
June. The Cork Examiner says that ii is impos
sible tc give any thing like correct estimate o
the numbers present, but calculates them TO bt
between 500, 900 and 100000.
Galway was next taken possession OF by The
Repealers, OH Sunday, with the same style Of pro
ceedings DIR. Brown, the Bishop of Galway
taking an active part, Lord French was the Chair
man. At the Dime: about 600 gentlemen sa
down TO the table ia pavilion specially ereSet
for the purpose. Mr.. O'Connell put the peaceabl
turn of his views more decidedly than he has ye
done
at is but fortnight ago, when attending
meeting at Malow, that there came upon III
the %aadenaG iai0rwaloR shas the ee e1o4g
lions of our enemies, now proclaim to you per
petnal peace, and struggle--merely in polica
strte-bloodless, stainless, crmelrss, upon on
part-leaving 10 our enemy the paltry resources
only OF useless and unavailing resistance"
MIR. O'Connell in his speech said the moment
he had 100000 repeaers he would begin anoth.
er career. They would have parliament Ire
land should once more belong to Irshmen.
meeting at Athlone Sunday was held
from $4,000 to 400 900, many of them women
and one writer says that 100 priests were on the
ground.
The Repeal rent for the week announced at the
Monday meeting OF the association at the Dublin
Corn Exchange, was FL ,25S.
-Four more Wits TO supercede Irish justices Of
the peace, are announced-Sir Valentine Blake
being one Of the dismissed.
CHINA, INDIA AND SPAIN.
The news from China extends TO the 2Sth oil
March. Her Majesty's steamer Vixen, with the
Secretary of Legation on board, had arrived on
the 10th. Some delay in the ratification of the
treaty was antlcipateO IN consequence oil the death
OF Slopoo Every thing continues quiet, and the
iii-feellng towards the English appeared to be
abating at Canton.
Nothing ofany note in the way of fighting has
occurred since our last; but another great battle
was looked for about the beginning of June.
There Mahomed had managed to collect from the
hills TO the westward an army of 10000 Be-
loocbes, with 20 guns; these were posted in a
strong position near Hyderabad, so as to cut off
the communication with Shukkar. il was under
stood that Sir Charles Napier would go out to
meet them so soon reinloFccDens arrived suf-
fcient TO make up for the loss of her Majesty's
22d and the LIST Grenadiers.
Constantinople advices speak of the continuance
OF hostile demonstrations on all sides, but Of no
decided acts.
From Alexandria the news is important. mas
much as the Pachd has publicly expressed his in
tention of associating in the Government his
grandson Abbas, in consequence Of his own age
and nlrnltes, and Ibrahim's being an invalid
Unfortunately between lbrahim and Abbas there
is deadly feud, which, at the old mans death,
may lead 10 civil war.
Additional intelligence has come 10 hand from
Spain. The cash of Christina is doing It's work
with Spanish patriotism.
From late London Paper
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