Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-05-20
From the New York Observer.

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From the New York Observer. a..
u. Foreign News. -
--siyal of the BRITANNIA, we have new
1,e to April 4.
Brt Peel had made noble speech il
Of Commons in defence of the treaty
! it appeared that the Sparks map
created so much effervescence in Eng
pnada, and caused 50 much censure tt
= pom Mr.. Webster because he did moi
bwn 10 Lord Ashburion, was In facl
prd A. and to the British Government;
nsidered of little importance. And
Robert declares, that had its impor-
ever so great, and had the British
been ignorant Of its existence, Mr..
uld have been under no obligation 10
EN- or their minister in regard to it.
the Poet, died March 81.
attempts al assassination of distin-
sons are mentioned in tho papers.
on of tho riots at Canton had reached
Ihe overland mail also Of the massa
thinese, at Formosa, of the crews and
chiefly Indian) Of two British vessels,
daI and the Ann, subsequent to the
ankin. Of 24O natives of India, on
erbudda, all but two were executed or
n ON board the Ann, of whom II
cans, eleven only escaped, six Euro
1--WE Indians. Sir Fl. Pottlnger de-
'ation in the dismissal of the author
rpetrated this crime, and tho confs.
,ir property, and adds, that ia refusal
n might bo the cause of further seri-
rstanding, nay, that it might lead to a
loslilities between the empires"
ish journalist do not appear to appre-
ricus consequences from these occur.
he Viceroy at Canton had expressed
} to repay all losses, that had been in.
g the riots and declared his anxiety,
Us perfect ability, to protect all for.
GREAT BRITAIN.
he Chartists.--The trial of the Chart.
Iclnded on the 9th ult The Jury de-
verdict after twenty minutes deilber.
y found Feargus O'Connor and four.
guilty on the 5th count Of tho indict-
ing them with conspirng together to
iers to persist in unlawful assembling,
and alarm, to bring about and pro.
: "a the laws and constitution of the
Is is the count as to Which the Judge
pa some doubt, whether by law it is
and whether any Judgment can pass.
, found guilty on the fourth count,
p With aiding, abetting,and encour.
TO continue and assistin IMPEDING
p, &c, and causing terror and alarm,
Y win encouraging the sid prrties TO
persist IN the said unlawful assem-.
terror and alarm TO bring about and
ain changes in the laws and cons,i,u.
realm The rest were acquit,ed.
then adjourned, it being understood
IS would he called up for ju lgoment
hext term.
in the West of Eng1ana.-Tho
kaFtpoiHiahkSe Mas. experienced on the
sns shout Lancashire, and ulo,g the
> which separate that county from
Furniture was set in moios, win.
!, "ramblings" were heard and the
i tho Garth is said to hlys been as
at produced by the "rumbles,"a "a sort
Try common in South Amerca. Two
\ nearly simultaneous, wen felt
place between the hour of Midnight
Flock, A. NJ. The vibratios were
Manchester, whore the tremubus mo.
tbou, ten seconds. Some ofthe in.
apea ou: of their beds, under hc i'm
ht their houses were attlckd bv
be shocks at Manchester were ccorn-
noise like the faint sound of a.iIlery
1t a great distance. At Poul!a and
Laaows were broken.
kqnake extended to Cheshire, al! was
loticcd in Wales. 1t was ais felt
the Isle of Man, Carlisle. 1t alo ex.
n isl' nd Of Gurusey, and was at in
efeH ne Assassin.-Daniel McNagh-
rdere,.of Mr. Drummond, privatsec-
" Rsber! Peel was acquitted oilho
Insanity.
l.,sirncfire Fire in Liucrpool. -A,ut
in ths morning Of March 7th, a re
n the extensive works of Messrs. Rw-
} s. Co. iron founders, engine nnakes,
'orpoo, and before it could be got h.
hole Of those works, together with,
connected with the same on Lyd-
were destroyed. Also warehou.
of Mr.. Waring, which was stowt
h cotton and hemp. Part of the col
saved. The number of mon emplo,
Is. Fawett, Preston IL Co.'S works wa
hg been reduced from near 700 on ac
Ic hard times. The total loss of pro
Itimated ut $4,000.
FRANCE.
umph Of ias.ersrvrThe, Paris papers wer
occupied with Debt the Chamber Z
es on The Secret Seryhoney. M. Gu
de powerful speecbthe occasion,
10 M. Lamartime. d evening of tn
batc was brought tolose, and on tn
IN icing taken, there majority fe
inis RI of As. The ancement of tn
appeared to overwhithe Opposition
i elcited shouts ofuniph from th
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