Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-11-04
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.
rIFrrrx DAYS LATER FROM sNGLAso'

O40
o,.;,g October Sd, al half past hve o'clock
h,nclue fifteen days later intelligence from
England. 49,,
Lieut. Winslow. of the United States
Steamship Missouri, which was lost IN the
Bay OF ,Gibraller. Game passenger 10 me AGA
din, with special dispatches fiom M. Cush'
ing, our Minister TO China.
Among the passengers in the Acadia. from
Liverpool, ARE the Rev. Mr.. Hague and Rev.
Mr.. Neale. 49,.
The Princess Christophe. of Hayu, was
safsly delivered Of a daughter on Tuesday.
the 29,h day Of August. The mother and
daughter are both going on well. We believe
This il the first instance of an African Princess
giving birth to child in this country.
Louis Philippe has given the Cross OF the
y,euiou of Honor and handsome present to
,be person 10 whose great strength. courage
and presence Of mind, the royal family owed
their ta,e narrow escape from destruction
A splendid ri'e r. already traced 100 miles.
and said TO extend 500 more. has been discov-
cred by Lieut.. Christopher. an the c"es' OF
Africa, 10 the no:,hward of the Iub. aud Ia.
uned Haines River:
DR., Murray. the eminent chemist. says that
cold water. either by rffusion on The head or
submersion, chlorine gas. and rhotsdes, are
one and all promp, and specific a"ldo'es TO
prussic acid.
TRADE. All accounts speak iasorabiy OF
The state Of trade throughput the country
Confidence is restored. and money plenty. The
cotton market is mos, buoyan, The European
Times saws that the non arrival Of the Over
land Mail. which is now more han fortnight
beyond It's time, has excited some uneasiness.
The delay has occurred on the other side Of
Suez. The belief o. present is. that the
steamer had hesn backed by the monsoon. al
though there are croakers who contend tina,
worse than this has happened tina, she has
gone 10 the bottom.
Last Thursday week the Queen and Prince
Afber. accompanied by ihe Prince de join
vile. embarked on board the royal yacht al
Trepor. on her return to England. after nearly
weeks residence a, tho Chateau d'En.
They intend paying visit TO the King of The
Belgians a, Os,end. The royal party is 10
sisi. Bruges. Ghrn,. Brussels. and other ia
mons cities of the Netherlands. all equally
rich in historical recolections. and is no, tx.
pec,ed TO return to England ill towards the
end of the presen, week.
WALES.
The ou.rages in South Wales, so far from
showing symptoms Of diminu,ion. are on the
ties daily become more bold and daring. II is
nndeniabe that the Welsh have grievances
uRredfessed. and extorlions 10 complain Of.
from which other parts Of The kingdom EN-
,irely free. The ,olI.ga,e grievance 10 onI,
one. and not the most oppressive of the MANY
Calling social maladies under which the w e'sh
in the south labor.
Excessive rents, wretched farms. a rude
state Of agriculture. si'hes and rninous rxprn-
dnure, far exceeding the measure Of Income.
produced partly by competition and partly ari.
sing out of the relative position Of landlord
and tenant, are amongs, the causes which fret
and harass the ocespier Of tho land. and
make him midnigh, maraudsr.
FRANCE.
The Paris Globe preiends that the marriage
OF Queen Isabella. of Spain. was discussed
al the late meeting a, the Chateau d'Eau, and
that husband was pointed out aud agreed
upon by all parties. The Morning Chronicle
suppases tho Due de Monspensisr. a son of
Louis Philippe. or SAKE Coburg TO be allu.
ded 10.
The Journal de. Deba,s s,ates that the
French trans. Atlantic steamships will begin
so ply in few months. There are TO be four
grand lines and four secondary lines
The frs, grand line is to be from Hsvre 10
New York; the second from Bordeaux 10
Martinique. touching a, Corunna and the A.
sores in the outward voyage and returning di.
rect; the third from Marseiles to Martinique.
touching al B ,rcelona. Cadiz and Madeira in
the outward voyage. and returning direct; the
fonr,h from 81. Nazare TO Rio Janeiro touch
ing a, Lisbon. Goree. Pernauhbnco and Bahia
on the outward voyage. and returning direct.
The first secondary line is 10 be from Mar.
Unique to Havana. touching at St Thomas.
Porto Rico. Cape Hayden, aud San Jago de
Cuba. both going and returning; The second
from Havana TO New ORLEANS. touching AZ We.
"a Cruz. Tampico. Galveston. and New Or-
ieans. both going and returning the third
from Martinique to La Guayre tourhing a,
Charges. CarhagenA. and Santa Martha, on
the outward voyage. and returning direc,; aud
the fourth is from Rio Janeiro to the por,. Of
La PLATA. Monievid-o and Buenos A,res.
SPAIN.
The new government Of Spain il husly en-.
gagged IN a conflict with The .iIsrordsnt eie.
ments which called it into bring Barcelona
u IN aims. and the expulsion of E-rat,.ro is
likely In he succeeded BY saneutnary civil
war The Fon Of Monjnich has been hring
np"n the AieraIanss. As The army canno, be
depended upon. measures Of extreme .evsrity
have been adopted 10 awe i, inio suhieriion
A battalion Of the third regiment at Barcelona
mniinied few days ago. numbering about five
hundred men. IL was feared thai The exam.
pie might be contagious
Narvaez prou Used. il they laid down their
arms. they should have u hat they wanted
they did so. and number Of ihem were i'm.
mediaiely placed under arrest; priests we're
introduced To them. and soon after i've ser.