Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-09-21
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EU-
ROPE.

Liverpool. She has London dates 10
the 10Th and Liverpool to the 9TH,
inclusive. She brought 1873 passen-
gers.
The news is OF varied though not in
tense interest.
The Cotton Market stands as at the
las+ adyices-with an active demand
and large consumption, but so heavy a
stock that no advance can be realized.
Indeed, the tendency was rather in
favor Of buyers, though no shade OF
decline can be noted.
Queen Victoria gave birthto son
on the 9th, who will Of course be DUKE
Of York. Mother apd child are dong
we'll.
Mehemet Ali has abdica;ed the
throne of~Egypt in favor of his son
Ibrabir1, and is going on pilgrimage
tsMecca.
Joseph Bonapart is dead. Also, the
Grand Dutchess Alexandra of Hesse,
daughter OF the Emperor OF Russia.
An election recently took place for
member Of Parliament for Dudley.
Mr.. Benbow, Conservative, beat Mr..
Rawson, anti-corn law, by 2l3 votes.
Brunswick, it is stated, will with
draw from the Zoll Verein on the first
OF January next.
The Abolition Of Imprisonment for
Debt took effect in England on the
9th. A number of debtors owing less
than 500 were liberated on that day.
The English crops are good. There
will be no considerable demand for
Grain from this country.
Washington Irving is in Paris, and
is about TO visit London.
Tangicr had been severely lombard
ed by French fleet under the Duke
de BONNEVILLE. 1t was thought that
this would end the scullle between
France and Morocco
The King of Saxony mas gone home
from England. The Prince Royal Of
Prussia is now visiting there.
The Queen is confidently expected to
visit Ireland next summer.
Nothing new has transpired in Ire
land, nor with regard to O'Conne'l.
ACcoUcHMENT OF THE QUEEN
Queen Victoria was safely delivered Of
son, at Windsor Castle, at ten minutes
TO 8 o'clock on tho evening of the 9th
inst. The Ministers Of State were sent
for soon after six, but did not arrive
until the actual birth had taken place.
Her Majesty, at the time OF the sail
ing OF the steamer was Gas comfortable
as could be expected"
Birth OF A FRBNcH PRINcEss.-Wc
are happy TO state that Princes de Join
vile was at half past IL last night, sale
~ delivered Of Princes, at NeuiIly.
Her Royal llighness and the infant
Princess are both going on favorab'y.
Ii is curious coincidence, that this is
the anniversary OF the Prince de Join
villc's birthday. He enters to-day on
his eth year. The Prince is to be
promoted to the rank of Vice Admiral
on his return from Morocco.
Parliament stands adjourned until
September 5, to enable the House of
Lords to give Judgment in the case oil
MIR. O'Connc!l, and also to afford the
Minister an opportunity, should he
think proper 10 embrace IL, OF bringing
,hetoreign relations of the country be-
fore the National Inquest. But before
parting, the leader Of the opposition
and the Premier had a sparring match
about their respective panaceas tor the
i'll of the country. Lord John Russell
contendcd, of course, that his preScrlp-
tor was the only one for "reStorlng
the patient 10 sound and pristine
health" while Sir Robert Peel declar-
ell, in substance, that his rival was q
quick, and that he alone, OF all men,
possessed the charm for making "a'l
right" again. This Set-to between the
opposition State ply Sicians, while i a.
unused the by-standers' was conducted
on either side with much more tenn
per and good humor than usually &C
companies such exhibitions, each, as
the prize-fgh,crS say, being to give and
take. The onslaught was introduced
by that game bantam, She'll, who stood
M for the liberation of cock which
has crowed a good deal in his day
O'Conncll.
Judgment in the case Of traversers
will be given on the I'd proximo; and
although it is generally understood
,h,t n will confirm the nrOcpcdiDrS in