Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-06-17
FROM EUROPE.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.

Blythe enterprise of MessYs. Harden and
Co.'S. Express. we have files of Liverpool %.
pers of the 18th, brought by the Acadia, a,
Boston, which arrived yesterday morning, in
passage of thirteen days.
We, as usual, avail ourselves Of tho cum
mary of news furnished by Wilmer and
Smiths News Letter.-N. Y. Elk.
1.-The commercial accounts are not 90 IA.
vorable as could be wished. Business 10
the manufacturing districts remains stationary:
the bulk oft being transacted at the minimum
Of profits. and good deal of it on specultiou.
Several recent events have tended TO damp en-.
,erprise. The agitation of the Repeal Of the
Union in Ireland has become 80 formidable
as 10 alarm the government. while it has al.
ready affected that most sensitive Of all com.
modi,ies- Capital.
All these causes will effect trade and have
already depressed the price Of consols. Add
to this. the defeat Of the Anti Corn law party
in the House of Commons though
it is felt to be-with the existing low prices
of produce, reduced consumption, and hostile
tariffs every where staring US in the face. and
the commercial and manufacturing horizon
may be said TO look murky. The bright side
of the picture has now TO be presented: The
Crops are unusually promising for the season
of the year. not only throughout. Great Britain.
but, the whole OF Europe; Lord Stanley. will
Introduce, and no doubt carry, the resolutions
TO the admission of United States and Canadi.
an wheat and flour; and the recent talk about
commercial treaty with tine United States
has shown the avdity with which such
measure would be hailed by all classes oulhis
side Of the water. except, perhaps the most Po'
tent of all-the aristocra,ic class.
The QuEEN's VISIT TO IRELAND An official
in,ima,ion has been received al Dublin Castle
10 prepare for the royal visit during the en-
suing summer. The time mentioned 10 ihs
latter end of July.
American "repudia,ion" still forms a stand.
ing theme in money circles in the newspapers.
A project on foot for addressing the Legislature
of every State 10 the Union, which has repu.
dated with what effect remains to be seen.
FROM THE EAsT.--'rhe Overland Mail arsI.
we'd a few hours after the Caledonia left bring.
ing accounts of farther success to the British
arms.
The Indian mail Of the fst Of April brings
a confirmation Of The brilliant success of Sir
Charles Napier in Scinde, in the capitol of
which treasures and JEWELS 10 an amount con-
siderably exceeding one million have been dis
covered. The Govenor.general has declared
Scinde TO the British province. abolished. sla.
very in it, and appointed Sir G. Napier to be
governor, and also declared transit duties abol-
ished. and the Indus opened to the ships Of oil
nations.
The news from China extends 10 the 2lss
February. The last was brought TO Bombay
by an American schooner. the Zephyr, which
is now plying as an opium trader from BON.
bay to China, and is remarkable for her swift
sailing. Nothing has been done in the ar.
engagements of the commercial treaty, for the
British Plenipotentiary appeared 10 bt waiting
for the treaty as ratified by her Majesty. The
Chinese were busy repairing all their forts and
in Strengthening their position in the different
places attacked last year. Trade was dull. bus
expected to revive speedily. At Canton some
dissatisfaction prevailed.