The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-10-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
Fourteen days later from En-

hhhifhb 'r lHE }ICADlA.
The Acadia. Capt. RYRIE, arrived at
Boston On Tuesday evening, having left
Liverpool on the afternoon of the 9Th uIt,
thus bringing dates fourteen DAYS later than
had been before received. The following
letter from our London correspondent gives
clear and brief summary of the general
intelligence
Her Majesty Queen Victoria. nccomnan-
led by her consorr. having visited the King
of the French ut his country palace at Eu,
where she was received with mich kinI-
ne>s and treated with all that galantry which
Distinguishes the French nation, has since
visited her uncle the King of the BeIgians.
and is now at Brussels, whence she returns
10 morrow. In the course of these rxcur.
sions she has visited the principle sea- ports
of the Channel with her steam Yacht, which
is magnificent vessel accompanied by a
fleet Of vessels Of war, steamships and Yacht,
The visit 10 France has bren subj CT of
mnch and violent discussion amocg the
French editors, some Of whom profess TO
be convinced that the visit was political,
and with the intention of overreaching Loo.
is philippe. in matters affecting tr"aiIes of
commerce bet wen The two countries.
The Rebecca riois in Wales. are still con
tinurd but The character Of the aciurs has
altered for the wors'-from redresers of
CRYING and u"ju>t fabl' grievance they have
become ineendiaries and murderers. E.
cry exeriion is making TO remove tho
grievances and 10 punish the ri jtnrs. but
the Government are very blameable for
their apathy. Father MATTHEW is still do.
ing his good work with great SUCCESS. whilst
his countryman the great Dan, is also doing
his work in the way of rent /; but rs there
has bren matters of much more iniercs, be.
fore the public, he has 5rrn almost forgotten
excep, by his own tail and his victims:
remain. S rs. yours obi'iy. W
The most striking news bv this arriva
is that of The bu'n'ng of TIE U N. seam
frgaie Missouri. which went 10 carry Mr..
CU>HING. our PIenipoientiary TO China, to
she Mediterranean The fire canpht from
spirits ef iur7entine, which ran down from
the upper ro"ms into The engine room on
the 25Ih of August, while the vessel was
taking coal at Gibraltar. The alarm was
given. the drum sounded and the men re
paired IN quarters. Assistance came from
town anlfrom an English tu emf, >Co,;r WHICH |
was lying there. The fire was once or
twice checked. but renewed It's force and
drfied resistance. Fearing an explosion.
the English officers Withdrew and were foil. |
owed by NIL vino hid rome from shore 10
the assistance of the Missouri. The flames
continuing In sfread. the captain held cor. |
siiiiation with his officers. called the men
together, and gave the order 20 save them. |
selves bv buoys until -assisiauce came.
The Gibraltar Chronicle says that The or !
der and discipline on board during the fire
were most admirable and perfect. Mr.
Gushing remnved his papers at an earl,
stage of The fire. and III: returned and la
bored with The resi- in endravorinp 70 ex
tinguish The flames. He left on the 7th MI
IN The English steamer for Alexandria
The officers and crew los, every Thing they
mad except The clothes they wore.
La Ireland The Repeal agitation still con. |
unues. Mr.. OConnell speaks, a, every
meeting. ofi@e Qu ems Speech, Insisting
that II is TO DO regarded as the Speech of |
her MINISTER'S. ard condemning, in The mos,
emphatic terms. its hput: ons upon lie
10, siiy oil The ln>h people. He assures his
repralers that he is working ont his plsp for
a Parliament in detail. He promises n
have a P:mec'ive sorie',' Of 800 sitting :