The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-09-27
From the Baltimore Sun.
7 HI r T f. EN- DAYS TER.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.

: Liverpool, we have highly interestin.
: advices from Europe to the 4lh instan
= inclusive. The Britannia made yer,
short passage, having arrived at heI
berth, East Boston, at 10 o'clock
Monday night. She left Liverpool, 4tt
p. m., and arrived at Halifax at hal
past eight, Il. M, Sunday~-left Halifax
for Boston half past ,, p. m. She brings
ninety eight passengers and has made
the passage in twelve days and six
hours.
On the whole Europe appears in
quite harmless state.
The Havre cotton market, on the
9th ult was without material change.
The sales on the 26th and 9Th were
500 bales each.
There was to be an immense sale of
American produce in London the 4th
Of September.
A line of tie newly invented electri-
cal telegraph is shortly to be compile
ted from London to Portsmouth.
The Times states positively that
Louis Philippe will not visit England
this year.
The increase to the trade of the
port of Liverpool during the last wear.
has been $4,000 tons OF shipping. |
Expulsion Of S1sters Of CAar4ly from
Russia.
We find tie following in the West.
phalin Mercury: Several sisters of
charity have lately arrived at Berlin.
having been conducted to the frontiers
of Prussia from their convent at wilma,
in Russia, which has been suppressed.
They are young women Of education
and good families, and will return to
their principal convent in France
They were put under the charge of |
Cossacks, of whose treatment they
make severe ,mplaints.
Her .N.yesy's Visit 10 Sc0tland.-
It is now, we believe, finally determin.
ed that her Majesty and Prince Albert
will embAlk on board the royal Yacht
IN Monday or Tuesday next, and i'm
nedlately proceed to Scotland, on
'lsit to the Duke of A,hoI, over whose
estates his royal highness
rlll enjoy the sports of the field.
The QUEEN's VISIT TO IRELAND
The report gains strength daily that
he Queen will visit ireland in the
curse OF the present autumn, and it is
lso pretty generally believed that her
lslt will be signallzed by a gracious
nd generous act, viz: that of the liber. +
ton OF O'Connell and his compan- d
ms in imprisonment (supposing that n
lie decision of the judges should not il
ave done it previously What will d
realty increase the popularity of the t.
Il, is the well known circumstance r.
lat; from her accession to the throne l.
the present time, she has proved n
erself, under all circumstances. TO be C,
steady friend of Ireland and its friends al
ne OF the first acts other reign was to tt
lthorize Lord John Russell to write la
the Marquis of Normandy, inform. tn
him that she entirely approved of ell
e line of policy which had gained be
Linn the affections of the Irish peo. b
2. tn
The VISIT OF LOUIS PHILrppE.-Jt in
S been stated in the papers that the ca
ut OF Louis Philippe to this country ye
postponed, if not abandoned. We by
We made inquiries On the subject, and wi
d that no intimation to that effect ye
yet received in quarters most like &C
to be well informed as to his Males ty.
y iatentions.-OBs. sal
t is said that $4,000 Moorish cav me
were in arms at Tangier, ready to
attack the French if they attempt mel
to land. A similar force fell upon tho
AuStrlans when they landed at La COT
lla, in 328, and destroyed the great for
'art OF them before they coul d form
rder of Lattle.
THREATENED STRIKE OF THE FAcTo- ,
OpERArlvEs.--Meetings of the dif- &c 20 ! ,
mt branches of the work people -. ~
loyed in cotton factories have been pp4 pa''
from time to time, during the last r." E"a
weeks preparatory to giving notice s,r, -
IN advance of wages, such course Sull T y
ne been attended with success in ..;H .;H
parts Of Lancashire. Another c, r''.'
raj meeting of the factory opera hod, Io.h
was next to be convened at which ~, TYu
eports were to be made. The :. Us Us
ers were then to receive notice of aii ~
ncrease,'and if not conceded, the Goa c.o
e body was to strike for the ad- en SI
e.-Haiifar GuHdiun. M 'ieA
ie Tobacco Trude.--It is the opin- ''i,o i,''
rom what has recently !ranspired wan,
IN alteration in the exercise of ,,Ien III
rtlcle is in contemplation. .1s ~"
IRELAND leu
E STATE TRrALs-O'Connell and ~. ,,., Z
S VS.. the Queen.-After a short in. 'ft,,. ~,