Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
Late from Europe.
Arrival OF the Vrsh..

; ~, one brings but little intelligence =
+ AIR. Everett, the American M;,;..
who has been absent for some time - \
continent, has returned 10 Londos ~ "
I The stately pageant Of installation !, =
order OF the Garter was perform
Windsor Castle on Friday, with rr,..
magniicence; the candidate for invsss:.
being Louis Philippe, King Of IL Es.snH
The scene was the Throne room Al.
pared for the occasion. re-
i The trade in guano Is .till verv
porous in England, and vessels ara -
daily arriving from Ichahoe.
The proposed Italian commercial -.
on the plan Of the Zollverein, apD..,
meet with good many difficulties n =.
way of its accomplishment.
Another eruption Of Vesuvius haa -.
place, causing some alarm at Naple. ~
its neighborhood. -
!. The Anti Corn law League !, .,..s
ing to raise another G 10000 g. II
avowed purpose OF regulating the 49,.
tration OF the voters.
OConnell has decided to leave Denr.
name for Dublin on the Goth Of Nov i.
will take Limerick on his route. n or 49,
to attend great banquet to which h u.
been invited there.
The great Ballinasloe Fair n I,.,.,,
was not SO well attended as usual M.
year. The spread Of temperance ha. n.
effect to diminish the attendance Of ~.
occasions.
The entertainments to the French az.
GERS, at Portsmouth, have been on : ,cal.
worthy of the hospitality of Britain. Ths
grand hall at the Royal Naval Collece. !.
Friday night, could not be equalled, i 4
said by the magnifcence Of some Of The
entertainments told Of in the Arabian
Nights. Every individual and family If
Importance. in and around the country, n
well as from the distance Of hundreds d
miles, were invited to the splendid iete,
and upwards Of | 800 ladies and gentlemen
attended.
/. The British revenue for the quarter
will exhibit considerable increase
certain index that the trade and commerce
are increasing.
Terrific Fire in London.--One of he
most destructive fires that have occurred
in the metropolis since the burning Of
Tcpping's wharf, occurred on MONDAY
evening, shortly lefore eight o'clock, and
which has resulted in loss of property 10
very serious amount. The scene of its
operations was large space Of ground
behind The London road, Southwark, on
which was erected a number Of shops @.
cupied by various tradesmen, and known
as St. Georges Market.
The Journal DIES Debats states that The
information communicated TO the govern.
ment, by the scientific committee which
was charged to report on the practicability
Of canal across the isthmus of Panama,
is satisfactory.
RETURN OF LOUIS PHILIPPE
TO FRANCE.
On Monday afternoon, Oct. IA, Louis
Philippe, accompanied by the Queen and
Prince Albert, proceeded to pers.asssA
with view of embarking at that potca
his return to Treport. Such, however,
was the threatening aspect Of the wcslh.
err, that he thought it prudent not to risk
the dangers Of the passage; and finally h.
termined to cross the channel from Dovef
to Calais. Leaving his royal hosts I
Portsmouth, he returned to London, aa
proceeded to the terminus Of the Dover
railroad. Here he found the station en-.
veloped in fames--a destructive FIRE hsv.
ing broke out previous to his arrival
But even this catastrophe detained bin
but short time. The royal traveller,
who was soon accommodated with spe.
cil train, fastened of TO Dover. Nisa@
often that the movements Of royalty ss
attended by occurrences Of 50 novel md
startling character; but such vicissitudss
could little disturb the equanimity q
man whose career has been more chequered
and romantic than that Of almost any his
torical charlottesville, during his bic.
time has successfully enacted the part d
a general, fugitive, a teacher, q traveller,
private gentleman, an exile, republican
leader, and a monarch.
IRELAND.
Matters in Ireland were generally qaie.
At the usual weekly meeting Of me ~
peal Association, on Monday Oct. H.,
letter which occupies three columns ands
half Of the Dublin papers. was read, iTsa
Mr.. O'Connell. He labors 70 shos
throughout that in seeking for the rePsl
the Roman Catholics desire no civil q
ecclesiastical ascendency, and The ~
Professionals ought not to retain sny ~
ousy on that score.
BAxpfrr1 IN BoHrMrA.---Reeenty
| party set out on an excursion q -
to the Riesengehirgc, on the bohe
frontier, and arrived among ne I'm
mountains just in time to take their -
!. in a sanguinary conflict bctweea s.E
Of banditti and the host Of ihs moanu
inn, bravely supported by his sefssn1
The banditti, it appears, had made inqmg
at St.. Peters respecting the properly cor
tanned in the innkeepers house, snd =
ascertained at what time they were -
likely to meet with other yisitcrs 49, /
Had it not been for the unexpected snr
val Of the strangers, there j. little de@
that the greater part Of the inmates 49,
have been murdered. The arrival -
reinforcenents did not, however, pMu
miscreants to flight: on the contrary, M.
not until thoy had wounded several
party, and were themselves covered -
wounds that thew were induced 70