The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-02-16
NINETEEN DAYS LATER FRov -.
ROPE II.

CALEDONIA at Boston, or "Wednesday . ra
ming, We have nineteen days later ad' "O''
from Europe. The CALEDONIA eyner, w
ed an unusually boisterous passa9e NJ
head winds during the whole of tho ,n a"a
ty-one days. The news she brinos ! u
of much Importance, aud it will be found
low at as great length as our Limits a,I
allow. VII
The overland mail from India and =,
ma had not been received IN Eoplard e''
The Presidents Annual Messano
carried out by the Independence in .;v, Wy
days. The London and Paris papers ~.
ment upon IL at great length, ibe co,s au'
generally with considerable yirulenea !,
disapproha,ion.
Mr.. Everett, the American Mns,o,
London, had been passing few doys .,;a
Sir Robert Peel, at his country ""
Drayton Manor, in company with rnS'
Of distinguished official aud other pe,.o,
ages.
The London papers continue ,be,, A.
cusslons upon the Ashburton treaty ~
great warmth. Several Of The le.4.
journals are bitter in their denunc,,,ion /;
the treaty, and Of the Times. which !. t'
Government organ.
There was little or no CHARGE !, i.
markets or in the monetary af,,,,
Great Britain. In the cotton mako, J.
imports from December I'd to The aG,S
were 1878 bales. For the wear
2iG,5 l7. There was a large amogr, =
business during the last week, 30 ,45Oh.c.
without material change Of prices.
The corn law agitation was eSiehdo,o
+ parts of England, aud il was be.ie,edlf,,
the Government intended TO make ns,eo,
changes and meliora,ions in those av.
The steamer Columbia, from Bos,tn,,
, rived at Liverpool on the morning Of III.
10Th uliino, making her passage IN vs',.
: and hall days. The Acadia arrived 4,
, the 10th.
, Major General Drummond. Admin
SIR John Iongiord, and Vice AdminlP,.
ans are dead. The first served u3e, 5,
: John Moore in Spain, and ut the battle 4
Waterloo. lie was the direc,orre7e,,
n OF the royal artillery, and bad been f5r,.
. nine ' ears in the army.
A London paper SAYS that the vol,
). preparatory TO tho commencement Ct al.
: Ting through the is,hmus Of Panama an
advancing rapidly. The entire els,A q
4 this canal will be- forty.uine mics ID
i breadth at tho surface 1875 feet sbl a
depth 20 feet. NJ. Morel, the engoe,s
- estimates the cost at $500. 900 sler1t
: A most destructive fire had occurred 1
. Liverpool, and property to the amosa 4
/ from $50, 900 TO 100000 DESTROYED.
! The ship Scotland Of New York, d..
i ricnced a dreadful disaster Of sea @ X
n 2lst December. la a heavy gale Sic ~
:. struck by sea, which carried Overhead
n her commander, Captain Roblnsot, d. |
. second nate, Mr. A. Palmer, The stsl'-
r. J. Simpson, Ia boy. ) and two seams
!. \ dreadful accident occurred ~ he Ga.
n way Catholic Chapel on the Goth At,z.
: Der. Animmonse conconrse of1so al
r. assembled al early mass, when b. NJ
: son gave the alarm that the "a sv -
h giving way, which, Il appears, vas &.
!. bat the rush was so great That Haaagz
: persons Werc lramped upon ard ttgll
| bruised. ard it is stated TINT lwra1 "a
!. were killed.
CHINA
Speaking Of the Chinese tfca'i. ~
Ihe English papers says " There Is saaa-
or circumstance connected with t.e Hsi
which appears IN some derfee TO dJIH
from the seeming satisfactory character
the conclusion ot this war The bt6nI
I mains an open question, which IS e Is z
! cussed and adjusted at Caution. TIE .
j certainty Of the negotiation, We have "a
!. son 10 know, 20 many instances haze
: TERED mercantile men from cnbatsas
! those enterprises which, had the p'es (
]. Imposis been definitely asccflaned, III
I. would promptly have ha1zardcd h'fI
! pears hat, after the conclusion Of Tic lra
: y, restless French resident auihonfs 9
: tered 70 mediate between the Ch.reseil
: Great Britain. The Chinese hoWew
who are conslimlouaIly nycrse 70 81 81
Of foreign interference, and elo cons''''
ed an annoyance sufficiently CALLING 'S
Ihey were driven into intercourse Eiho
barbarian race, adjusted the aflalr Ihen
, selves quietly refusing 10 avail Ihemse''
r Of the IHc-tImable advantages which 'N
Ifichsomcncss of Gale diplomacy nl-a
have gained lor them. Indeed It i sA
that the Chinese are disposed TO caaifI 2
on England al the privileges WHICH. 'E
risk Of defeat, the loss Of life, and Of '~
/ expenditure OF treasure, England ao'
and unaIded, has challenged and aoh
AUSTRIA AND TIE UNITED STATE
There is every reason to believe h''
commercial treaty will shortly be eof'Ds
cd between the Austrian Government ~
J the United States OF North America. l@
negotiations between Prince Mel'e,o"
aud the American Embnssador, MI, "u
fer, are so Ear advanced that no dou" -
be entertained Of their speedy conc'9s'-
Upon this the editor OF the Hamburg Wv
Zciiung remarks, that, as treaty
tween North America and Austria has N'1
many years existing, the treaty here a'..