The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-04-22
Foreign Intelligence.
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Columhus.-The {. has made the re-
markable sho' ! passage of 80 DAYS from
Liverpool, and brings dates to the ODD uIt.
In Ireland and Scotland the whea,s are
looking remarkably well, with every
prospect of all abundan, harvest.
On the 10Th, in the Commons. MIR,
Gladstone, IN answer to a statement from
Mr.. Hrogan, that great deal of American
sailed meat had been imported Into Liver
pool, through Canada, said that if this
had been done it was contrary TO law.
and the decision Of the government. Pro-
visions which had Undergone any part of
the process of curing in any country
were to be considered the productions of
that country, not of the country from
which they happened to be directly i'm
ported. In order that meat Shout be ad :
united INTO this county as Canadian, it
was necessary that every part of the pro.
cess of cning should have taken place in
Canada, and government had given strict
instructions to that effect.
Threatening 10 Shot Hgh Gnn,e.-
A ''monomaniaC," in London, has been
apprehended on the charge of threatening
The Ives OF the Queen and Sir Il. Peal.
Al his examination before the Lard MAY
or on Friday, he gave his name James
Stevenson, and said he belongs to the par
Ish OF Lochwlnnoch, in Renfre wshire. He
huI % Al,
on one sIde-the woman was to be des-
tr"yed, a. d the man was TO TAX e the rcins
of the affairs of This nation. The result
OF the examination left no doubt that the
mind OF the prisoner was quite disorder
ed, and he was committed by the Lord
Mayor to Compter, in order that medical
men might have an opportunity of exam
ming him.
lRELAND.-The repeal cause APP
pears to be progressing rapidly. Peter
Purcell at the late discussion in The cor
porallou, declared that the people of Ire
land were not for repeal, nasmuch as they
were not freely subscribing their money;
and this assertion having aroused the re-
ptalers OF Ireland, the receipts a, the Corn
Exchange seem TO have been more than
doubled
CHINA AND INDIA-OVERLAND
MAIL.-Letters and papers from Bonn
bay TO the Sd Of Feb. arrived by the Over
land Mail on the 18th ut. Sir II. Pot
finger, in his last letter to the merchants.
dated December 81, states that The Vice
roy at Canton had, in reply to the letter
addressed to him, declared his great anx-
iety,as well as his perfect ability, to pro-
tect all foreigners; and had also express
sed his readiness to repay such losses as
might have been incurred during The late
riots, after they should have been cor
rectly ascerlained and submitted through
His Majesty's government.
.4rriraI Of the Chinese Ransom.
Majes,y's ship Blonde, Capt SIT. Bouch-
Ter, arrived at Portsmouth on Friday last
from China, having on board Sycee sive.
to the amount Of 100000 of dollars
The Blonde is the third ship that has
brought freight of this description. 1t
was packed in 523 cases.
Her Majes,y's ship Herald, having on
Board silver 10 the amount of nearly two
Of dollars more, is daily tx, ected
at Portsmouth from China; and when this
sum is received, it will complete the first
inslalment of the ransom, payable under
the late treaty with the Emperor of Chi
ma; and when this sum is received, it will
complete the first nstalment of the ran
som, payable under the late treaty with
the Emperor of China.
Beware of that woman whose ideas are
fixed upon dress, and whose talk runs up
on nothing but fashion. If you are rich,
such wife will ruin you; if you are poor
she will involve you in debt and dis
grace.
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Temperance in the .army.--Every en-
listed man of the garrison of Fort Onta-
rio, Oswego, N. Y, commander by Capt,
E. K. Barnum, second regiment of iniam-
try, is a member uf the total abstinence