The North-Carolinian., 1843-12-02
Foreign News.
Boston, Nov. 20, 9 O'Clock, a. nj.

of late years is the result of the city of Lon
don election. Ii has asfonished both parties.
The commercial metropolis Of the world has
unequivocally declared its adherence to those
principles of free trade which have been re-
Gently promulgated with such energy by
Messrs Cobden, Bright, aud others
The Court Of Queens Bench, Dublin,
opened for the trial OF O'Connel and his bro
ther agators on the I'd ut. The indictments
covered the enormous space of thirty-thfee
skins of parchment. An attempt has been
! made to indict the -Go:ernment reporter, on
whose testimony every thing depends, tor per-
jury. No part Of the evidence had been given
in when the Caledonia sailed.
The trial of London merchant named
Zule,a, on charge of having been engaged III
The slave trade, has excited good deal Of ill.,
terest. fe was acquitted.
DR.. Coiiye, has met ~ lh much success IN
Liverpool in his ,nesu,erIc lectures Ills
new book on America was not quite ready for
press.
There was destructive storm 10 Liverpool
and It's uet ehbo hood OH The 2Sth ult., which
occasioned much damage to property, and the
loss Of erera lives
Twelve farm houses had been destroyed by
incendaties in one night, ia DenbighShife,
in North Wales
According to the French papers, 1900
persons, with their families, amounting alto
geiher to about Is, ,0O1 individuals, have emi-
grated from France to Aigiers since the Ist OF
JANUARY.
special commission has been opened il
" a!es. for the trial of the parties connected
with the late Rebccca riots. The proceedings
occupied three days. One Of the ,ingleadets
was found guilty, and sentenced to 20 years
transportation.
Several ol the continental papers persist iii
The assertion that congress of the five great
powers will be held forthwith in some town
IN Germany. for the purpose Of discussing the
affairs Of Spain.
IRELAND.-Is eand continues quiet The
county is extensively occupied by troops
III fact the whole available force Of the British
army has been thrown into j; the agitation,
somewhat subsided in tone, but equally efec-
tive III action continues; the repeal Golfers
sweied by thousands weekly; the much
talk led of Cancellation Hall has been opened
two OF th'ee meu Of mark have Joined the
movement Just at the moment il became ciiti-
cal and the proceedings against the a. ia
tors, III connexior wi'h the unhappy Elunder
Of the Go, eminent short baud writer respect
ing the identity Of Nj Barrett, coupled will,
the pfesent jury panel, aud other tna'iets, lead
TO the belief tha! the Whole affair has been
ina aoaged badly.
Reports gain ground in Dublin that Sf
Robt- Peel contesnplateS some comprehensive
policy in respect 10 Irish grievances
Rsb5ondism in Ireiaad.-Tho * ribbon
con~piracy,' as it is called, seems to be SiIl
uncheckcd i'll Ireland, notwithstanding ,hc
apparently passive .coadiiion of the repeal
movement. at nppeafs,' says the Sligo jour
nal, 'tp have kept pace with the repeal move
nent. In many pats OF this county. il 5 as
dangerous I" travel late at might without re-
peal card as without ribbon sign. We
stated a few weeks since that tiLhl took place
III the streets n Sligo about the appoutne!t
nf ribbon delegates the paitie> having q',ar-
relied the subject.
DUntfS, Friday n,eht.-Ihe erand j,.ry
assembled this nno:uine at Il lew inmates be
fore O'Clock, When bills Of indictment were
laid before them, charging Mf O'Conncl! and
others with " conspiracy and other uli~de
meanors.'
The is no doubt entertained As TO the ind-
Ing o '.:rue tia>.' Should the question -
10 a division, there eighteen Tories to
five Libernls and ma Is,rity of the grand
jury IS ouiy necessary to return the bills, there
Is no question as to the result!
Cotton .H0rhef-1he recent accounts
brought By the Great " Western have had a ten
dency TO deade, the cotton kei, as the be-
lief is general that the new c,op if not an
average one, will be fair crop, aud that, wiki.
the immense stock Of the staple held in Eu-
rope, and especially in liverpool, prices cam
nol rise beyond the point which they have
touched during the last few weeks The pro-
liability Is, that prices will re,rogfade. This
Is the feeling 10 the manufacturing districts
and the fla,ness which has marked the market
recently has not been owing to any falling off
III orders, the state of trade generally. but
the result of the feeling to which we have al
ludeG.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.
The gay season has commenced for proof
whereof, hsoA In ihe streets, the hotels, the
private pa,lors. Walk down ST. Charles
street, or any other public taoroughfate, and
note the sleek black coats of a seasonabie
material aud Of fashionable cut the fancifuIlv
devised vests and cfavats, the glazed leather
boots, the modernzcd hats. Go through Char
ties street, aud see the butterfly colors which
embelIish The dresses of the ladies'. aud after
what manner they sianaIze themselves in
bonnets and feathers. looking much as ii Just
out of SO many Partisan band boxes unpacked
in the stores. ard semi ont for ai.;nr in all