Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-11-19
Foreign News,
From the Boston Daily Mail
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP
HIRER MIA
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Aho IbSllcHCSu teiii-
pes:uous weather, which mate rally delayed
her passage.
The steamer Britannia arr:vd out on the
liih in ten days from Halifax.
The Queen Of England and Prince Al
bert We're on visit to Cowes, in the isle
Of Wight.
Mr. Everett, the American m MISTER, had
returned 10 London, from visit 10 she
continent.
A great storm had occurred in the Irish
Channel, doing great damage to The ship
ping, and destroying several lives.
Tbs British Parhamen, had been further
prorogued to the 18th Of December.
Accounts Of the state of business in the
manufacturing districts continued to be &C.
neralIy satisfactory, al hough some depres-
sion was anticipated in consequence of the
falling off in American purchases.
American frieghs were low al Liverpool,
and emigrant passengers scarce.
Markets for American produce contin
ued fair the imports from Canada have
been very large.
In Manchester and the surrounding dis
triets ,apprehettstons are generally enter
,asned of disputes between the work Poop g
and their employers, on The score Of hours
Of labor and wages,
The stately pageant Of installation in the
order o. the Gnrer was performed al Wind
sor Castle On Friday, with unusual magni-
ficence Tie candidate for inveslure being
As'ttls Philippe, King Of the French. The
scene was the throne room, duly prepa re
!or the occasion.
The trade in guano is still very prosper
Gus in England, and vessels are almost
daily arriving from lchahoe.
The proposed Italian commercial League,
on the plan Of the Zolverein, appears 10
meet with coed many difficulties in the
way OF its accomplishment.
Another eruption OF Nesuyius had taken
place, causing some alarm at Naples and
It's neghborhood.
An Englishman at Calais was recently
killed by commssaire of police, in a
drunken frolic; tho affair caused consider
able excitement there.
Ii is stated that Spanish war schooner
was recently sunk by the guns Of Gibraltar,
in consequence of refusing 10 show her
A. recent built fight at ValladoIid Spain,
three persons were killed, eight mortalIy
wounded, and great many seriously hurt,
by the falling of a platform.
The British government has commenced
barrack capable Of containing 1850 men,
at Portsea.
The Anti Corn law League is att mp.ing
to raise another EIOO, coo for the avowed
purpose of regulating the registration Of
the voters
A tremendous fre-damr oxT losion re-
Fenton, but without loss of life.
|, is rumored that Sir Robert Peel pro-
poses to take off the income tax, and to
continue the property tax. This, if true,
will raise breeze about his ca RS, from one
sido of the house.
Gen. Umlnsk, who took such dsin-
gushcd part in the late Polish instruction,
lately attempted to commit suicide at Spa,
where he had been residing for some time
in great poverty.
OConnell has decided 10 leave Derry
name for Dublin on the goth of November
lie will take Limerick on his route, in or
has been invited there.
The great BaIlinasloe Fair in Ireland
was not so we'll attended as usual this wear.
The spread OF temperance has the effect to
diminish tie attendance Of these occasions.
Upwards of eighty of the wcavers en-
gagged in the late Disturbances at Pererwal-
Gau, have been convicted and sentenced 10
different periods of imprisonment. They
were divided into two catsgorieS, rebels
and rioters.
Several shocks Of an earthquake have
recently been felt in Asia Minor. One
shock was quite we're al Constantinople
Letters from Rome announce the demise
of CARDINAL SNestre Bell, who died at
JEST on the llth inst. lie wns born on the
29th OF December, l75t.
The Turkish government has consented,
10 indemnify the Maron,es in Syria. for
the losses they have sustained by the in
roads of the Druses.
Letters from Bologna state, that the ut
most anarchy pervadcd the Legation. Ev-
cry day fresh accounts of rebberiGs, muir
5ers, incsndiary fires, and collisions be-
tween the people and the military reacha d
''''' WI iO~S P'AiANNt I'ONlitGG = il1 EGNs
than five assaults OCT Grred in the streets OF
Bologna during one nigM
Immense damages appear to have been
done 70 the vineyards in the departments
of the Rhone and the An by hall-stone>.
The Journal Dr. IWJrdnche states that the
hail was of the size of wainuts, and that il
not only destroyed the vines but ees, and
killed an immense number OF birds
The Nuremberg Correspondent has the
following from Ptesblrg -" New distur-
Dances have taken place in the etyirons OF
tbs city. Tho Chief of the rioters is The
son OF gentleman, and, being protected
by his privilege OF nobility. has not been
ARRESTED IN vain have the burghers com
planned of this to the President oi the Diet -
nr. Wolff Notwithstanding all the re
ports lately circulated TO The contrary, DR..
Volt waa by last accounts perfectly safe
at Bokhara.
On the morning Of the 10Th of Sss,em-
Der fire accidentally broke out at A Ba-
gar, which. IN the course Of few hours.
mao,' Il hole in Cons'antiDople. Several
hundreds of houses, shops and buildings,
were cons umed before The flames could be
exiinguisheas