Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-06-08
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Arrival Of the Acadia.
Fifteen days later from England

The steam. packet Acadia, Capt. Ryrie,,
which left Liverpool on the l0,h ult., arrived
at Boston on Thursday morning last. NJ about
; o'clock, after short passage Of ~ days.
and Is hours, including detention OF
hours a, Halifax.
The Acadia brought AZ passengers from
Lycrpool, of whom 10 dlse:nbarked at Hall
lax. aud brought in addition from that place
% Boston. We have received our files oi
London papers to the 18Th, and Liverpool
70 The l9h.
The Britannia arrived out on tho 18th Of
May. .
The papers contain number Of articles
f news of considerable interest. new
Spanish ministry had been formed. The
affairs of Servls, which had begun TO assume
a serious aspect, are for the present settled
ny the Turkish government ncceding 10 ali
The demands of Russia, requiring Prince
George wilsch 10 abdica,e. and n new election
To take place, probably IN favor u! Prince
NiloscIl.
A debate upon the repeal Of the corn laws,
adjourned over five or SIX nights, Is The pm
cipa object OF interest IN Parliament. IL
irose upon motion Of Mr. Ni'liers. that the
house resolve itself into a committee for the
consideration Of those laws "wii, a view to
heir immediate aholiuon." On the 18th
nl'.. the debate having been continued Tor
four nights, at very late hour ~ the morn.
my. Sir Robert Peel made a closing speech
announcing his intention 10 make no change
IN the ex;s,ing laws. The majority were
anxious IL press the motion to a division.
| The minority attempted to adjourn, wishing
! to pursue ,hc discussion at another session,
4 lat m
Of n rambling debate, interrupted by motions
10 adjourn, was prolractcd until late into llIc
/ nigln, bu, the debate aud House were AT last
adjourned at 4 O'clock. The next week the
debate was continued and resulted IN dri-
sion on the 18Th, by which the motion was
osl, yeas l25, nays 3ol. Majority Tor minis
II lefs l56.
H 1t Is stated that the Merchants who hold
claims for compensation for the opium de-
| Iivcred up at the reQulsion al Commodore
Il Elliott, in Canton, have acceded to the pro-
posai made by the Government.
| The efforts of The agilaiors IN ireland, un'
der the lead OF Daniel O'Connell, were be-
coming more active and violent. and seemed
! to have produced some degree of ALARM
| The following conversation arose on THIS
| subject IN the House of Commons on the
Il 9th ult:
Lord JoceIyn requested TO know from Sil
| Robert Peel the n,entlons of the govern
| mcnt with respect To the maintenance oi the
Irish Union, now threatened by extensive
agitation.
4 Sir H. Peel, in n solemn md emphatic man
| ner, declared himself authorized by her Ma
| lcsly to repeat the language employed by
Il The crown on this sub ct, III speech wh'ci
| 4 A T.. Hpr, Ia.
administration of Earl Grey. and which cx
| pressed the most rcsolu;e determination tC
/ uphold the union. The present government
II he said, would exercise tor Tins purpose al
| the powersyes,cd IN them under the existing
! law and though not deslrous Oi dispafaging
the constitution by applying for new and ex'
h traordinary powers until those of the exist
ing law should be found practically INSULT
| cicn,. they would not hesitate, should that
\ ,hsulliciency become alpurenL 10 appeal Ia
II Permanent for such tnacinents as wonld
\ cfiectunlly obviutc the evil for they were
\ persuaded that the object attempted was moi
| merely, as some called il. the repeal of {
statute, but the ACKNOWLEDGMENT oi the EN-
pre- The application to Parliament. shonl'
II il come Ia be necessary, would be made, IN
was sure, will, the greater success, III consc
| ouence of The iurbearance of ministers L
make II until the necessity SHOULD have beei
manifested by experience ot The inadeqnac.
Of the existing law.
Il Mr.. Brunei, whose life was endangered b.
The dropping Of piece ot com INTO tn
! wndplpe, after several attempts to remov
IIi by Sir Benjamin Brodie. was finally re
lcved on the 18th of May Attempt TO re
move i, by the iorceps by means oi an open
rng in The windpipc, was unsuccessful. SeV
erul attempts were made 10 remove the COZ
by placing the body OF the patient IN an ~
|! vertcd position, the last OF which proved sue
ccsstul. lie was placed on an apparatus
I prepared for the purpose. his body Inverted
| and The buck gently struck After two u
II three coughs, he felt the coin quit It's place
and in few seconds, it dropt from hi
mouth.
| The opening Of the rail road from Paris I
Ronpn was celebrated with great parade o
the 3d Of May.
The length of this railway Is about nine,
miles. II has four bridges over the Sen'
of thirty arches in all. and nearly four mile
nf luunclling. 1t was begun aud completed
by the union of French aud English capita
and Skill within the period of two Yeas,
The news from China by the overland mai
f IS Of about a week later date than that whlc
has been received here by an arrival froI
Canton at New York. There is lltilc OF III
por,ance which had not before reached us
4, The Emperor had ordered an investigate
J INTO the murders Of the crews of the An
and Nerbudda at Formosa. The Chimes
were busy IN repairing all their forts, and
strengthening their positions at the place
e attacked las, year. Doubts were said to e!
st of the durability of any arrangement no
Iro be entered into. Trade was duh but e!
pected To revive speedily. This news WI
brought TO Bombay by the American schoo
or Zephyr, the same vessel which had ca
:, red out the la,cs, news by the overland ma
:, from Bombayio Canton.
I'll News had been received from Rio Janci
, of the failure of Mr.. Els's mission, and
/. his being about to embark on his return
, England. II was said that the Emperor
Brazil was about to send an ambassador
' the purpose of renewing the negotiation foT
T. commercial treaty in London.
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