Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-08-26
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP UIBERyIl,
sixteen Days Later from Europe.

W" '''eIP"o', Win Lonuon I'apers 10 the morning
the 4ih inst, expressed to Liverpool by Wilmer
Smith.
The news is of considerable importance.
SrIiS has been revolutionized, and Espartero is
fugitive in Portugal. Narvaez is now Lieu'en'
" General, and the Duke of Baylen Guardian to
e young Queen. This almost bloojlcss Revo>
tion has been promoted doubtless, Wy the intrigues
lj the gold Of France. Espartero was known to
cline to a Commercial Treaty with England,
hich prccipitatrd his downfall II is supposed
at there is an understanding between Louis
hich the Kings youngrs, son, the Due d'Au.
ale, will marry the young Queen, and thus ce.
en-, the alliance Of France and Spain Mean>
ne the Government is pennies, the people fac.
'us, and the whole country in wre,ched condi.
GnFar BRir,IS is more prosperous and her n-
'stry better employed than for years pasf.--The
anufacturing Dticts are in the main busy and
'nquil, except that the Ani.Corn Law agitation
pressed with great vigor. There is an active de-
md foI Cotton Goods for the China market. No
ange in Money matters. Cotton is firm a: our
cvious quotations, although the stock on hand is
ormous-no less than One Million bales, or 800.
more than it was year ago. The Merchants
petitionins for drawback on exported Cotton.
The speculation in Grain had suhsled, but a
o,t untimely rain commenced on the Cd inst.
IL, g-,,t T,tt, .l,., ~
'errupts and delays the Whea, harvest, aud en-.
ngcrs the crop. The Potato and Turnip crops
III be very large.
The oppr ssiun of the Corn Laws is evidently
ii"ing ground. Nr. John Bright, a leading mem.
I the League has been elected to Parliament
nm the City of Durham, beating Purvs, Conser.
tive, Ivy ASS to 40 votes.
Is IRELAND, the progress of Eepcal is still on
ard. Oconncl continues TO address immense
srmhlies Of enthusiastic Rcrcalers, and to incul-
,te the most implicit obedience to The laws. Thou
nds are enrolled in the Repeal ranks daily, and
tc fund is swelled by liberal contributions from c.
'ry quarter. Meantime the Cabinet is divided and
rplcSed. They have crowded 81, 900 troops into
cland, and can find nothing for them to do. The
innate triumph of Ireland is certain.
In WALES the outragcs continue.
From France and GERMANY there is vcrv
tile.
1SnIa is Tranquil, and British conques, of Scinde
complete. 4 handsome revenue and great com.
erclal advantages are expected therefrom. Dost
ahomrd has resumed the government of Cahul
II not with the ful' concurrence of the Chiefs.
here are apprchcnsons of difficulty at Lahore,
hen the French generals are required to leave the
"j.h's Court. There has been dreadful storm
the Bay of Bengal and on the Coast Of Coroman.
! the Monsoon, and many vessels lost.
From CnrN,, there is little OF moment. Am"ri-
IN ships ar" busy smuggling Opium, and some
ri,i>h are trading in def nce of the auhoities,
ir Henry Po',gcr is sick, or has been.
RHIrrsm PARIrr Ni>r.-A fight, one Of the
nos, spirited of the season, took place in the House
T Commons on the 27h. The prin,raI comba-
,imersion, and San',y. The attack was com,
,cnced Ivy Lord John, in bitter and sarcastic
in, who reviewed the difIiculrics Of Ministers and
h'ir position, snecrcd a, the measures they had
zen obliged to abandon, in consequence Of tn
"sry out of doors, and in de-pi,e of the power.
II majority at their hack spoke of their financial
tnbarras. ments, as contrased with the superior
ct for which they gave themselves crrji, in such
alters when in opposition dwelt poin,cdly upon
leir difficulties in Ireland, and counseed them 10
otter and wiser proceedings. Sir Robert Pcel's
ply, like every thing that falls from him, WAS able,
u, il wanted the freshness and vigor of his more
lcc' s,fui efforts he did not parry the thrusts Of
IS ass1ants with the pointed dexterity with which
icy were made, and he seemed opposed with his
osition. In all the requisites of merc party
,eech, the happies, efforts of the evening was
ord Paimcrston's. He spoke contemp,uousy, of
minister's and their cy in its domestic, foreign,
nj commercial phases, and predicted their early
ownfalI. Lord Stanley, in vigorous reply, ter.
,n ited the interest of the discussion The debate,
nnfined a. il was to the four ablest men in the
ousc, as we'll ss the most accomplished and pow,
'rfl speakers, has necessarily excited Tuch inter.
=, and the Parlizans of bO'h parties are loud in
raisc of the Efforts Of ,heI respective favorics
The dchG,c presents the case Of the ns and out:
og Two years. It's pCrusal will remind many Of the
Scotch nomhcT's deciara;ion-"l have heard many
,pecchCs," said he, (which changed my opinion
but never one which changed my rote."
MoRE DErREnArIoNs on THE TRoSrIEn.--
I'he 81. Ioui, psHers Of the 10Th have letters from
he Missouri border showing that the Indians, pro
l.. -. Ia Tnxnr