Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-06-09
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Fifteen Days Later from England.

o"u hNerpool TO the l9th ult.
The three most prominent items Of news
--are deficiency in tho British Revenue
upon the year ending in April, of near ten
millions of dollars; the falling of is in the
EXCISE and Customs the defeat of the Free
Trade Corn-law party, by a majority of ESQ
in a vote of SOC: the last and by far the
most important is the Repeal movement in
Ireland. The declaration of the British
government Of its determination to crush the
movement by force, and the increase of the
military establishment in that country in sup
port Of this determination, will excite a,,cn-
ton TO that quarter, and grca, anxiety will
naturally be felt as to the result of the strur-
gle. The news from tho continent, is no, of
moment.
The Introduction of American nsnufac-
tured Cotton fabrics INTO England has caused
a. grea, mistake as did the few bundles of
raw cotton sent ihihcr from Charleston, If
~ years since.
The new mistake is thus set forth:
Erisnsire Seizure of Eh-.irr Manufactured,
Uoods'EA seizure has just been made by the officers
OF hsf NlnJesiys Customs, Of the large quantity Of
tVo paIes i'reign manufactured goods imported by
the house of Barring }rolhcrs in the shin Niagara
from Boston, United States now N tn. St Katharine
Docks II appears the entry was passed in the name
OF mat tirm, for wareh0usna The gools at the ware.
houses OF Taylor and Bell :. tho Legal gu.y, and 375
oaies werein course of transit in lighters hc0ncinp 10
Glatcsfah!lshment The discovery yvs. made through
the simple incident Of one bale being landed on IN,
quay OF the dock IN error when the officer on the sta
hon caused it to be opened md found each nice. IN
be.r the brand OF "Siak Mills Manchester" The
soo oales, each containing 20 pieces of 80 Yards in
length, are now in the hands Of the Customs There
seems 10 nave tsen an extraordinary mistake about
this transaction, which has been esnai,ed bv Mcs,rs
barins in letter to the Times. and also in s,nte
inen' made by the Manchester Guardian from VIII h
II appears that there is no Stark Mills in that town
and that tits bona fde transaction, the good. being
manufactured at Manchester New Hampshire.
The deficiency Of duties and excise in
England, last year, was fortunately supplied
by the China compensation, and an excess
IN the income tax. Sir Robei, Peel came
short about two millions pounds sterling in
his calculations. The coming year will cos,
S40,3S7 600. The income will be nearly
S5O,00O,OOO.
The annunl income Of the corporation Of the city OF
London is Il16000 the total expenditure of ali
Kinds Fasting not included, Sl5O979
-, Fire q! Lirerrooi. Liverpool was visited by ono-
tner alarming fire on the 18th utmo. Several ware
houses belonging 10 the trustees Of the late Duke az
bringewater, were much burned. Damage estimated
al t20 coo. '''1'e'
The sttings of the Anti Slavery Conyon,;o, corp
mencein Freemason's Hall, Leeds on Tuesday. the
I'm of June next Tho venerable Thomas Cl,rhson
10 to preside.
There has been " turn out !" among the
brick makers in Manchester, England. The
rioters broke into the brick yard of Messrs.
Pawley g. Honssey. Some were armed
with muske,s and others with pickaxcs.-
They nearly killed ono woman and wounded
several men, and did much injury to the
premises.
Bushes, is dull in London, and money has
advanced in price, and consequently stocks
have fallen.
:. The steamship Britannia had arrived q, Liverpool
VI ten and half days from Halifax
-, American regulation" still forms a standing
theme IN the monetary circles and in the newspapers
night a, tho Bristol theatre
, Inc crops throughout England still promised we'll
though some of the southern counties were suffering
from drought, The weather was cold, and the sea-
son rather backward.
The London money market continues without any
material change, though small decline may be no.
uced IN the prices Of government securities consos
at present iuftuaiing between 9ji to Sc.
A startling fact was announced at the meeting O q
she poor-aw guardians nj Cork on Monday night
that they were $4,000 in dol Flo 600 of which was
cue to the treasurer; the being that the collectors
cannot get in the tax.
The difficulties in the Kirk Of Scotland do no, seem
70 be settled by the late election. The parties are
moro bitter against each other than ever.
The great repeal" meeting on the Guragh ofKl.
care was held on Sunday. 1t is stated that about
.uuoo or eUVOo men were present. Police and mill
'ary were near to prevent my poss bic breach of the
peace; none, however occurred. Mr.. OConnell ad-
dressed the immense assemblape at some length
There is sad hue and cry after Mr.. Finn the new
treasurer OF the Dublin Corporation who "rvanteln "
BY the Great Western, with $4,000 or $4,000 of the
eorporaMon's cash. They despatched messenger
by me Caledonan, which sailed five days after, TO in
tercept him.
be Governor and Constable of Windsor Cnstle' yics
the Duke Of Sussex deceased.
AMERICAN STATE d EBTs.-Adyice. from the HAGUE
STATE that on the 81 ult depuiaton Of holders Of
bonds OF some OF the States Of the American Tnion
waited upon Mr. Hughes, Charge d Affairs of the Uni
TED states nj The Hague TO present to him petition
IN tho name Of tho persons by whom il was signed
Ihe petition was signed by Al Of the principal mer-
chanis and inhabitants Of Amsterdam and bv Is Of
those of the Hague MIR. Hughes received tho de-
Putaton with the greatest polteness and promi sed
immediately to send the petition TO his governmsn, a,
Washington. He likewise said pretty e2plciiy, lhot
ne was himself convinced of the justice OF he com
plants contained in the petition, and tho truths OF the
facts contained in il. "
General Boyer, -Presi 'en, OF tho Republe of
Hayt, is expected shortly TO arrive at Paris Ii s
confidently stated that the greater part of his fortune
10 placed IN the French funds. m apartment has
been taken for him, and his friends are making pre.
phraions 10 receive him.
Father Matthew is expected 10 arrive in England in
ne course ola short time and IS TO wish Ca.nbrldae
Wsbeach Norwich, Ipswich, and other places
fInce Jerome Napoleon returned to Marselle. on
The lOlh ut, from Barcelona accompanied by his
relative, Coun, Bacocchl. The Prince arrived in the
steamer which plies between Cadz and Marscillcs
pntnginto Malaga, Alicante, Carthosena, and Bar
celOna.
NJ. Arsgo is giving course of lectures on astrono-
my al the Observatory The fret two were crowded
with auditors and more than one thousand persona
were unable 10 find admission.
CANADA CORN BILL.
Resolutions of Lord Stanley to be pres nted in Com
mliiee Of the Whole House on the Act 5 and
vic. c. IA, Gmportation Of Wheat Flour from
Canada.
Resolved, That, on the 18th day Of October 1871,
an act was pa scd by the Legislative Council and