The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-10-03
Tuesday, October .. Isis.
FOR PRESIDENT,
CLAY, OF Kentucky.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

q VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
s gy the arrival of the Steam packet Gale
mia at Boston on the 20th uli., London
4 les 10 the 4th aud Liverpool to the 9Th
9, have been received.
4 The session Of Parliament was brought
/ a close on the gath of August, by a
beech from the Queen IN person. The
beech, except in reference 10 the Affairs
Irela..d is undressing. Relative 10
Leland she says, by the aid OF Parliament
! ID the blessings of Divine Providence, II
! her irm determination TO maintain lnvio-
tic The great bond Of connexlon between
Ae two countries.
The Priacc de Joiuyille aud the Duke
/ Anmale had made short visit to tie
! aeeu Of England, being despatched thi,h-
H by the King of The Frencl, to invite her
h aiesty to visit France on her conlempla-
I j excursion by sea, with which request
.e complied, and was received on the az
srnoon Of Saturday, the I'd, at Treport 10y
ke King Of the French and family with
beat eclai, whence they proceeded to the
bateau d'Eu, reaching that place a, sew
d in tie evening. The Qucea's journey
'xci,es the creates, interest IN France,
ID extraordinary preparations were be-
Il made for her entertainment. Ii Is
nbrc thun three centuries since a similar
scnt has occurred. The last meeting OF
Ike nature was beiwcea Henry VIII.
b. Francis !.
The agitation IN Ireland continues IN
Ndiminished violence. O'Connell has
i onounIed his " Plan for the rcHewed &C.
i "a o! the Irish Parliament"
Tho cotton market has improved.
II referring to the intelligence from
europe, the National lnplligcnccr makes
b. following remarks relative TO the two
fading items Of news:
j Tx European Newa-Two very striking and
sn. aeaui evnn.s mark the intelligence by the
Irlonia-ta tie one is the main foreign relations
Eusland tho other 10 the most critical mat
81 Ter domestic security and peace. We speak,
course. Of the Quocns uneS pocied and most
i ,l rating Ylsit 10 France, her glad and gorge
reception there, aud the distinct anauncia.
:. & iet speech prorogning Parliament, Of her
nsl determination firmly 10 uphold the uni.
=. tae twO realms Of England aud Ireland, as
] less necessary to tie welfare OF Iceland i,seli
an 10 tie general stability Of the empire.
af 10th events TIC details will be found in the
-ace5l .u- columns. 4 oer,ain'coune1io ion between
i an NAV. without much difficulty. be OWNED.
1 Moleta ctydizltinn may well, t tho fact OF The
I,ec.iug Of tho soyeFeigus Of Great Britain and
i rance, point with pride 10 nov spectacle o.
toaceia eoniilouce and gillnuiry The FIRST
1aaefs OF EUROPE aud tie world-no,ions whom
zIr rtys career Of dominion in Arms and Art'
I : bred into hostiities so ancient and SO fixed d,
i mos. 10 have become Il part Of their social IN
i rcis. their national ideas themselves -oEc her
i .Aleuly seen, Ia that confidence aud goodwill
II a:cI the progress Of humanity and faith nal
i ad4aliy brought about, 10 clasp their friendly
i lnds across tie wave tha, has so long separates
ZEN / he Young and fair Sovereign Of Eng
Il ID receives. about tho middle of ono week, th'
1nannoaneed visit Of two French Princes, ,h'
Il ltefs uf a cordial invitation 20 quit her realm
H. ainv hofselt ipto the arms OF her herediar.
j r4! Within a week, with no national nsasgiv
-, without hostages, without pledge, and a.
A al wlthnat consultation, sho ana ber cohsof'
d Ilh only such attendants as waits upon royn
Y mornings ride to Windsor or 70 Brighton, arFiv
ID France, 20 be greeted wlih the aecainaiious Q
u III, mhgiinl people, and 10 BIO entertained 10 pei
u 81 stety BY It's polite monarch, clsarmed alIk
u us wiles aud Of bis strength, aud iorgctlin
q rea s'ste and form in the pleasure Of such fe
q ploa /, is a enddeu beam Of national gene
D sYt, and kmjness, which can scarcely ta'l
s. arm both nations into a better as woll as gen
- policy. that may unite them in lus,sr yicwl
= nihceat TO both alike. Tho visit, IN all It's ca
q amslaucrs, Is tnu,,al pledge that the two com
j les roufish towards each other purposes oul
81 reciprocal fairness that each sees IA the d.
sAuest,c enemies ct the other common adycrsarle
.oal /, ouio DO as dangerous as pcrGdious thu
%e.taar Government should aid.
iae pf0rogation Of Parliament, in the midst
81 strange artificial flame of excitement who
#oCannell keeps up, certainly looks as if tho G
8 ygrnment feels distinctly that nothing dangoro,
TO DO spprehended that the Agitator real
means as be says, no outbreak but a sort OF ne
q Eboned peaceful rebolliou--n war of hurrahs-
yalalion Of professions and speeches, banne
s aat tr,unpbai arches alone. Thereupon, q
q i.atd9 ana tommoners have gone home, as thu
j always Do to their preserves, pheasants, and pa
s tn. yes OF the FIRST Of September. X would tai
8 ev1d deal TO frighien the English gentlein'
81 pat Of The manly pleasures Of that day. An /
EzNasiou Hoad hardly do il, any more than that
q Aet&es minced tho Greeas 10 absisin from the
& great national delight of attending tho Olymr
d Games.
4 Mr.. VAN BUREN, IN MAssACHUsETT
i has been asserted BY some Of 4
presses belonging to the "Calhoun tail
Of the Loco Foco party, that Mr.. Calho,
was the choice OF the New England State
AS far as Massachusetts is concerned Il
Is incorrect as the following article "
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