Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
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From tie Baltimore Patriot
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/ Acacia. Csptsin Alexander Ryrie,a rived
. at Boston on Wedn sday moruing al ave
O'Clock. Sic iei, Liverpool On the IGN
ult. al one o'slork.
Commercial afTaErs remained about the
same as at la>t accounts. No sensible
change had taken place in business.
An official iaii natl n iias been re cey d
at Dublin Csslle, to prepare for the royal
visit during the summer. The time men.
toned is the latter end Of July.
The pres mis- which have been sent 10
Que Victoria fr.m the Emperor Of Chi
ma, consist Of gold,n bedsieods, and a
great quantity of six, Of sort which
+ has never yet been seen in Europe. -
1 here were likewise two ear-diops, worth
thousand pounds Zach; and shawl,
worked IN needle work, with every kind
of beast on Il known 10 the Chinese; be-
sid, Ia large cases, each weighing Ia
ewt. and small box Of JeweIry.
, The corn laws were DEBATED for four
nights consecutlvely, when t was finally
broken off by an Indeiaite postpqnement.
An im orteni debale took place in the
House Of Commons on the Sh, when the
annual budget was lid be ore il. SIR r.
r, ell, who developed the financial scheme
last year, has been sadly out in his ca,eu.
laiions; every branch Of the revenue,
with tie exception Of he post Office, hav-
ing fallen off. Ia the customs, there has
been deficiency Of ESQ, 600, 10 the ex-
else il is even greuler- 81 zoe, 600
The gross revenue would produce, Sir R..
Peel a'cul ted f47640, 600; il has only
yielltd E45 GOO, 000--a fail NJ off ofabout
two millions. The Income Tax has far
exceeded The mini lers' taleulations, and
, thu Chinese silver has cpme in very op-
porunely, aud the corn duties, which
were not calculated upon, have realized a
very handsome sum. But for these re-
sources, the actual dtic ency would have
hem three millions and hsF Il year.
This ar a million and quart is TO
be paid 10 the owners OF the opium sezt d
in China, and ES0O, 900 l., the East In
dia Company, towards the expenses Of
the war.
Ertensire Seizure Of Foreign Manufac-
iured Gcods.-A Seizure has just been
made by the officers of her Majesty $
Customs, OF the large quantity of 400
bales foreign manufactured goods. impor-
ted by the house Of Barring 81 Brothers,
in The slip Niagara, from ston, United
States, now in the ST. Cath rinr Docks.
II appears the entry was passed in the
name of thu, FIRM, for warehousing the
goods a, the war, houses Of Taylor
& Bel, at tie legal quays, and 375
lighters belonging to tina. tsta lishmen.
The discovery was made through the sim,
pie incident Of one bale being landed on
he quay OF the dock in error, when the
officers on tie station caus d it TO be O.
pen, d, and found each piece to bear the
bran1 OF "S,ark Nils, Manchester. y
The 400 bat.s, each con'aning 30 pieces
Of 30 Wis. in length, are now n tn.
hands Of the Customs. There s, ems to
have been an extraordinary mistake about
this transaction, wlirh las b en- explain.
ed by Messrs. Barring in a letter 10 the
Times, and also statement Enhne by the
Manchester Guar. i'm, rom whirh 1t ap-
pears that III, re IS no "Stnrk Mills" IN
that town, ard hat It is bona tiie trans
\, ton, the goo 8 being nsnufa iured at
Manchester, New Elpmpshir-.
Progress Of Rspeatia ireland. WI,
mr. & Smiths EUROPEAN sans:
The agitation FIR the Ropral Of the
Union is making strides in Ireland very
alarming 10 The Government. Mr.. o.
Cornell he's renamed at home organ zing
his plnns for moving his counirym n, an I
he has succe, ded efl,ctually. Tne Cath
lie clergy lave joined tie movement in
great numb RS. TINS of thousands are
congre !ated under the Rrp al Standard,
AMI the county is in the same fearful
state Of ag ton us in 1929. To arrest
his d $ rgsriZai' n the Duke Of WI.
lngton in ii e upper, and Sir Robrt Peel
n the lower House, declared their inea-
toa, the other evening, of putting down
the Repeal agitation--by force, if meets
sary. The NOV ment is as odious in
England as ii is popular IN Ireland, and
that unhappy land seems destined to con.
tinue what il has ever bern--s prey to
con,ending factions and angry passions.
cat the meeting Of the Repeal Associ-
alton on Monday the amount oil the week.
y rent" ending the 18th uI,., was de-
cared to be f295, which Mr.. O'Connell
calls the Peel and Wellington contrl
buuon."
"Mr. O'Connell says in effect that he
will obey the law as it stands, but il new
and unconstitutional enaciments are To be
enforced against the Repeal movement,
he wlll resist them by force, if n cessary.
1t seems, according to the declaration Of
one OF the Catholic bishops, that the
whole OF that holy in iceland, without an
exception, are in favor of the repeal
movement. The repeal movement has
been incidentally discussed again in the
House of Lo DIS.
"T'he Repeal Movement in Heland.-A
great numb,r ofr,p' al NEE t'ngs continue
to be he'd in various Parts of the rountry,
Two of The most striking wire those on
The 4th nit. at Sligo, and on the 7ih, on
the Curragh Of K,liare, both attended by
Mr.. O'Conntll. The number Of the 81 60
meeting are not stated; but il appears TO
have been very large one, in spite #
bad weather. The Mayor presided, and
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