Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-12
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

by the arrival OF the packet ship Oxford, Capt.
Rathbone, at New York, in twenty.tw two days
from Liverpool, London dates to the evening Of
the 2lst, and Liverpool to the 22d of August have
been received.
The editorial leader in the Chronicle is ON -
subject of the policy that should be pursued to-
wards France-urgently advocating firmer tone
and a more vigorous spirit of resistance to the en-
croachments of the French Government, than
Lord Aberdeen has thought proper to adopt. The
article might have some importance if it we're not
so obviously mere out2oring of party feeling,
aimed rather at the Foreign Secretary than at
France.
Accounts from Lisbon to the l4th OF August,
had been received. Some excitement had been
caused there by an ordinance. just issued by Cab
raj. the Minister, violating, it is alleged the in
dependence of the legal tribunals. The Viscount
Sa de Ba0deeia had published a formal protest
against it. as abrosating the constitutional chart
er.
There was decided fall in the British funds on
the Goth of August, the market closing heavily
at 30 1-2, after opening at 80 rs. large sales
were effected, and it was supposed that he sellers
had received intelligence from paris, Iy pigeon
express, which was considered unfavorabe.
TIE Queen and her new born babe continued to
enjoy good health.
AT the meeting of the Repeal Association, i n
Dublin, on the 10Th of August, a letter from the
Repeal Association of New Orleans wa, read. en-:
closing remittance Of f24e, and humHy apoIo-
gslng tor certain expressi ons in letter covering
former remittance Of fl7O, in Consequence of
which expressions the money had been SEN back.
The rent for the week was flI62 3s. Cd.
| The bombardment Of Tansier, by the Prince de-
Jonvle, seems 10 have effected bu, little after all.
Only one gun. in the main battery on shore, was
dis mounted. and the houses of all the con,uls, OK.
Icept the American and Sandman, received some
iamnge. The loss of lives on spors was. only six
or eight. The French ships received 20 great da m
age. In fact they ywere ia of 10 do or receive
any great harm. The Moors stood BY their ss;;;,
we'll. The English officers " he Sd sba, afsray
write accounts 4 very 'li,te complimentary to
the seamanship or gunnery of the F rench; but
some grains Of al!ownace must be made, probably.
for national preiudice.
Mr.. Eyerea, lady and daughter, left London on
the 2Osh Of August, On short tour at The n,rth.
! Captain Warner has published an offer do.
ssroy line Of battle ship, by projectile, firm a
distance of five miles, if the Government will
agree to pay him e3OoOOO for his secret, when
he has given this proof of its importance.
Marshal Bugeaud has been ordered to march
upon Fee.
Several American ships were present at the al
tack on Tangiers.
The Paris Constitutional ntimates that late
despatch received by the King. announces tn. de.
parture of the Prince dc Joinville from Tanser.
on the 7th, to attack Mogadore.
1t is said tina: the British Consul at Tancer
had protested against the French taking poses
sion of that city.
There had been no change in the prices of cot
ton. or any large sales for two or three days pre-
vious TO the sailing Of the Oxford. A Llverpp
letter dated Angus, 2lst, states the sales for tn.
day at 1000 bales-prices in favor Of buyers
Coo. Mouton.-The Picayune contradicts tn,
reported death of Gov. Moutou, of Louisiana
The Attorney General heard from tho Governor
| IN the 10Th nit he was co,valasca,t