, 1843-05-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
of Steamer Hiberuin te,

N"y' to1Cf NUM- 1INEtuUG.
There was no material change in
the state Of trade.
Amongst the novelties of the day
may be noticed the speedy departure
of Mr.. OConnel's eldest son for the
United States, accompanied by Mr.
Thomas Steele. 10 organize an agita.
ton there for the speedy repeal
of the union.
Disturbances have taken place in
some parts of Ireland. especially in
the neighborhood of Monaghan. with
view 10 obtain a reduction Of rent.
The lower class of the people, having
assembled themselves in numbers.
committed numerous outragcs; the
stewards of the different estates be-
ing in general the object OF their iuri-
Gus Indignation.
We have accounts Of shocks of the
late earthquakes over,nearly the whole
OF the continent Of Europe, in Afri-
ca. and in Asia Minor. In Palestine.
rs usual. the shocks were quite Sc
we're.
The Hampshire Independent states
that a French Catholic priest, oftWcn-
ty-ive years standing. recently Left
France with Il Protestant coumtrv-
woman. and was married To her al 81.
H~eliers. Jersey, on Fridnv morning
sc nnighi. with the conscn: of the h
dy's friends. he. ola his part, ahjurinC
his religion.
. Ireland appears 10 be in astate Of fe.
verISh excIte!nent or account Il the
continued. and IN some cases success
'n'. resistance of the poor rates. in
Waterford county, the resistance was
81 formidable. that ;he 10 h iiusslrS
ut Clounel we're ordered ont. and in
proceeding to Waterford were hisScd
ut, and in sae ~ins;anta peltei with
stones.
A large quantity Of Tor ig1 wheat
has h'caarcteaScd free ofdnt> 1t Dab.
4in; for the purpose OF being maHrtac-
iured into -four AMI biscuits tor /. e
Use Of the emirrant vessels now tai
ing passengers for North America.
Another extensive future Ind oc,
cnrFcd in the WGsr Ell bill discount
ing circles Ia Inninn-that al Gibbs.
late pnrtner of the celebrated house
of Hayward & Gi1os. The liabi;i-
ties are stated at 100000.
A young mra named John His
bad been remaudel at Rochester for
uSia- threats against the Queen and
Sir Robert Peel. IN n public bar-room.
In England. ireland. aEd Scotland.
thn wheat is looking re narkab!y well.
with every prospect of IN abundant
harvest.
Spain is spoken cf rs comparative
" tranquil. though there are still IN
tanned spirits in the province Of Cata-
lonia.
As the time ~approacAc5 FOR the ad-
mission OF Canadian wheat and nour
at i fixed duty. hopes on one hand.
and fears on the other, are felt and
expressed respecting the proaahle
working of the new measure. That
il is viewed with considerable ierl-
ousy hv the agricultural party in
both Houses Of Parliament, Is undeni-
able. The movements Of Sir Robert
Peel in the direction Of free trade der
ing the last session. produced 4 mu
Tiny amongS, the country gentlemen.
the suppression Of which was matt
Ter Of no little difficulty; and ;Ecir.
fears are again seriously worked npon
by the knowledge Of tho fact that al
ball would lie introduced after EosterI
for legalizing the admission Of North
American grain. nj a low rate of duty.
The farmers are in very bad temper.
IT III" present time: the prize Of pro.
duce is low, owing TO the inability OF
the laboring classes Ia buy il. the nat
ural result of the late manufacturing
depression.
The districts Of an
cashire-thc great emporium OF tie
cotton trade--continue IN a healthy.
If not a buoyant state. Business, as
compared with the dulIness which
marked the closing of the last, and
the opening Of the present year. ex-
hibits a new activity. There is more
doing, better prices are realized. high
er wages are given, and the greatest
confidence prevails:
MRs. WooD, TIE NocALIsr.--!t is
with sincere and heartfelt pleasure
that we are able to announce, that
the wish expressed in u notice of