The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.

rived at Boston last WEDNESDAY "o"ef
we have Liverpool dates Down to the 4i'h
instant, and London to the evening oi the
3D..
The arrival brings US the news OF the
death of another naval hero OF the last war
/ Commodore David Porter, who has for
some years past been Charge d'Atiaires at
Constaniinople, died al that place on the
Sd of March.
The steamer Great Western arrived at
Liverpool on the LIST instant. The intel
Iaence carried out by her, including the
final proceedings Of the session OF Con-
oress. excited some attention, and cspeci-
ally the Message of President Tyler on
the subject of the Right Of Search and Wis
itation. This message was made the sub
iect of an inquiry in the House of Com
mons on the Sd instant by Lord John Rus
sell, to which Sir Robert Peel replied that
he had received a copy Of the Message, as
I well as the communication Of Mr.. Web
s,cr, and that he would lay them before
1 the House. The Government had not CIV
en- any instructions to Lord Ashburton
tina, modified Lord Aberdeen's despatch
of December, lS4i TO ITS principles they
were determined TO adhere.
The long-expected debate on the Ash
burton treaty came on IN the House OF
Commons on the els, of March. Lord
Palmersron made long and able speech,
to which Sir Robert Peel made triumph
ant reply. Mr.. Macaulay and others fol-
! lowed, until tue discussion was premature
IS ended on the second day for want OF a
quorum.
The Britannia brought 10 this country
a large amount Of specie stated at the va
lue of f2l3,O0o, besides several boxes Of
gold and silver, the amount OF which IS not
specified.
Business had somewha, revived IN the
manufacturing districts of England. The
sales of cotton had been very extensive,
without any marked change in prices, and
money continued abundant. The Liver
pool Times Of the 4th instant says:
Business during the last fortnight has ssnst
bly, improved. The cotton market has been ex
tromely buoyant, with improving prices. Ths
sales for the week ending 3lst March were So,
000 bagS-nearly 10000 per day. On Saturday
however, the demand sensible decreased, in con
sequence of tie accounts brought by the Grea
Western respecting the prolific magnitude Of thu
last crop On that day ard yesterday Monday
the sales were about 6, 900 bags collectively, pr
ces having reeeded nearly an eighth OF fafthin!
per pound A better feeling, however, Peivade'
tho manufsc,using and tho commercial classs
than has Teen apparent for long time Al
opinion is prevalent that cur dark night of sfn
Ia xnrreetcr he \ 1na dawn
brilliant noonday"
There is no further news from China
the overland mail due on the LIST Insian
not having arrived previous to the Alb.
Robert Souihey, the poet laureate Q
, England, died on the 2lst of March,
He left property Of about csc, 900. 70
this even, his friends have been long pre-
pared. For the last three years he ha
: been in state OF mental darkness, and
twelve month ago he was not able 10 n
cognlse those who had been his comp;
Mons from his youth.
The Publications OF convention h
: tween Great Britain and France, for I'll
mutual surrender Of criminals and fugitive
;, from justice, were exchanged IN Londo
on the 18th ulimo.
That extraordinary work Of genius, ii
: Thames Tunnel, was opened on Saturda
= the 25th ultimo, after which the director
and their friends dlned at the London Ia
:" ern, when vote Of thanks was propose
:, and carried for the perseverance, and i
= genuiiy manifested by the chief enginec
: Sir J. Bunell, throughout the u1dertakir
:, Intelligence from Florence annouuc'
y the death Of Nine. Nllleneuyc, sister
:" the Queen Of Sweden, and Of the wife
= Joseph Bonaparte, after a painful line
~ Of several months.
" Az AERIAL transit bill was Introduce
=, into the House OF Commons on the 24t
:" A motion Of Mr.. L. Duncomhe's for
committee to inquire into the complain
y which had caused the Chartist outbreak
~ after somewhat warm debate on the 2st
:" was lost, 80 to lo6.
" :, In the House Of Lords, March 2ist, 4
> Duke Of Wellington, in reply to 10
Beaumont, said that IL was the Inteaii
y Of the Government to bring in bill to q
~ effect 10 the act Of the Canadian Legs
- American grain, through Canada, at {
:" ed duty Of three shillings and into /
:" mother country as colonial prodnce.
=" The Crown Prince OF Wirtembcrg |
IN rived in England on a visit on the 30
:, after some days spent with the Prince
~ Orange al the Hague.
AMERICAN STATE STOCKS.
81 The English holders Of American ST.
lie. Stocks sometime since addressed a meu
N, rial to Mr.. Everett, on the subject Of I"
= quotation" Mr. Everett rep les at !ena
ion in letter which is published III the l.,
ve don Tunes Of the Sd.
ID In conclusion, Mr.. Everett says, |,
un. he feels confident that the time will co
I,u ,rhea erery State ia the Union eiH fa
its engagements.
:. A Belgian journal says: Z" The cor
seen for some days in our horizon
res. perfectly well observed at Jena, aud
tied nucleus distinctly perceived. At Nun
rec also Mr.. Grulthinsen was able to dis