Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-11-05
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA

the 4th inst.
The news IS not of yery great interest,"
Commercial affairs remained without change
of importance. There had 'oeen a slighi
decline in the lower quail. of cotton, and
the market was without animation. with |
heavy stocks. Money was more scarce, and
commanded t.igher rates, but this it is sup
posed would be temporary.
.ne overland mail from India and China. |
arrived at London on The 2I inst. The ac-
counts from the latter, are 10 June 2l.-
Wilmer and Smiths Tires gives as the
substance ofnews received through a private
leucr, the important intelligence Z" that a
treaty had been concluded between the
United States and The Celestial Empire,
based upon the same principle as dictated
that between England and Ch na-'n which
America will enjoy all the advantages which
Great Britain does, by hor aims secured
after an immense outlay Of blood and treas
ure.
This can hardly fail TO be gratifying in
America. Every one interested in The
United States, will be- delighted a! tho re-
suit. The communication between the
United Safes and China " i'll doubtless, from
time forward, be more direct and conlln-
uous, and the success which has accompn-
MED American diplomacy, must stimulate
our transatlantic neighbors to fresh energy,
anil necessarily, 10 future achievements"
IL is worthy Of remark, that the above APP
pears in no other journal. and may be re-
garded as somewh What questionable.
The Queen returned from Scotland on
~ 4 ltb o,,l
ts."
The harvest was ubundcnt, and prices
would rule low.
The King of the French was to embark
from Treport on his proposed viSiie 10
England on The 9TH instant, accompanied
by two irigates and six steamers. He is
sad to be the frs, French sovereign who
ever visited England in the time OF peace.
Ireland was exceedingly tranquil. Mr..
O'Connell, whose bearing had been quite
temperate, had left Dublin for his home.
His moderate proceedings had gained him
many friends The European Times says
Of The state Of affairs
Rumors prevail that government m, d.
tates the adoption Of strong measures to
put down the machinery which Keeps the
repeal movement going on. The subdued
tone Of the Irish leader is attributed by
some TO his desire TO ward off such blow.
Others imagine that by lowering his de-
mands, without compromising his co;ss-
tency, be will rally around him many who
think that, shor, Of .cpeal Of the union,
measures for the amelioratIon OF Iceland
could be adopted with safe y, and even
~
tics are more embarrassing to the ministry
than if he pursued n resoute course; and
tho hold which federalism appears to DO
gaining upon those who repudiate repeal is
evidence of the fact. The corporation OF
Dublin witnessed the other day the singu-
lar anomaly Of n conservative member
Of that body bringing forward a motion TO
secure triennal parliament in Dublin.
The project fell, through technical inior-
rnal:,y but ii elicit from O'Connell a
speech which strongly showed the success
ofhis recently adopted system Of throwing
OF upon the troubled waters. O'Connoll's
grand obiec is, that the efforts for the res
toration Of the parliament may partake
more Of national and less of u sectarian
character.
Amongo the gossip of tho English prints
is the following concerning America and
the American Minister. II is probably
thrown out as "iub FOR the whale" and
is merely n new effort to remind the de-
iauling States of ;heir debts;
rumor prevails in the citt-rhe Times
first gave currency 10 it--that he British
Cabinet propose excluding rom the honors
of the Court and the complimentary dinners
Of the ministers, all the ambassadors and
other representatives of foreign nations
whose governments have not sustained, IN
this country, their pecunlary engagements
with their creditors. Such n mode of re-
talatlon would be so personally singing
if not degrad ng, that the aukrupt nation
(not few in number) would find i, diff
cult to persuud any persons of genicmanly
feeling 10 accept the honor Of representing
them al the Court OF 81. James.
There is originality in the idea. and if
carried out il will be a source Of delight to
the money grubbing capitalists of tn city.
II is on this account that Mr. Evereu, the
American minister, is said 10 have solicit,
his rec II. Every American, who has The
credit and honor Of his county nj heart.
ought 10 feel delighted ut this, or any SINH
lar plan, which can be successfully ht
upon, Tor shoming the dcIaulung s'a;es in
10 honesty.
The Great Britain steamship was said 10
hc on the eve Of bring relieved from her
confinement in the Bristol dock.
The llbcrna steamship, hence 10Th ult
arrived out on the HSih. ut 10 Z. NJ. Tho
Circuit Western. which sailed from New
York on the lith, arrived on the night of
the 10Th, making three days difference in
favor Of the lllherni'.
A dreadful explosion and loss oflle had
occurred in coal mine at lIaswell, near
Sunderland, which caused he destruction
of nincty-siX human beings!
The report is confirmed thu, Bohemia,
will Join the German Customs Union, by
way OF experiment, for five Years.
The directors OF the East India Company
conferred upon General Not. for has ser
wees az Candehar, Ghuznce, am aunuily
OF El0OO
The Public Dcbt Of NCrico.-Besides
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