Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-03-12
Foreign News.
From the Buffalo Economist.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNTA
we make our summary of The report Of
the state trials ana ofour other news. most
ly from Wilmer ana Smiths European Times
of the 4th February:
Business still wears a smiling flce. Mo
ney is abundant, trade is brisk. the markets
are buoyant, and the great hives of industry
in the north are alive with activity. The i'm
provement in business gonerglly, during the
last twelve months has been gradual and
steady, and those acute barometers of feel
ing-the public securities and the markets
exhibit at the beginning of the present
year mlrkcd improvement over the cores
ponding period of 1913.
The eveds ofthe last fortnight present no.
thing striking beyond the state trials. On
them public attention has almost exclus; yc-
ly been fixed.
Attention IS now almost exclusively occu-
pied with specializing on the verdict of the
jury. In all probability The trials will not
extend beyond the end of next week, as tire
number of witnesses which the traversers
propose TO cill, arc not, it is understood, nu-
mcrous. The composition ofthe Jury is GER
tainly not in favor ofthe crown. On the 9th
er hand, the "case" which the latter has
made out is weak, even in the estimation Of
its friends.
Parliament opened for the session on Thurs
day, Feb. and considering The important
questions whch now occupy mems minds
in this little island, the first night passed over
with more than ordinary placdijy. Perhaps
~ I'm ho e h.
ming s,oun. The diminishing was slight,
unusually 50 for debate on the address.
True, the Qlocn's speech had been so Gle
verify or 81 c1nningiy framed as to defy, if
not criticism, at least serious fault finding
To anticipate any information from a ROYAL
speech woald be as absurd as TO burn n far
thing candle at Dover in order to show inh!
at Calais
The following extracts are from the Qneen's
speech on the apening Of Parliament:
In the course the present year tho oppos-
tunity will occur Of giving noice to the Bank
of England, on the subject Of a reyegso On of
its charter.
1t may be advisable that during this ses-
son Of Parliament, and previously to The ar
rival ofthc period ass gned for the giving Of
such notice, the state of the law with regard
10 the privileges ofthe Bank Of England, and
TO other banking establishments, should be
brought under your consideration.
AT the close Of the last session of Parlia
ment, | decllrcd 10 you my firm de;o:m'na-
ton to maintain ny;olatc the Legislative
Union between Great Britain and Ireland.
expressed at the SINE time my earnest
desire to cooperate with Parliament in The
adoption of all such measures as might tend
TO improve the social condition of ireland,
and TO develop The natural resources of thtt
part of the United Kingdom.
| am resolved 10 act in strict conformity
with this declaration. forbear from obser-
vations on events in ireland, in respect TO
which proceedings are pending Lclole the
proper legal uibunll.
My attention his been directed TO the
state ofthe law and the practice with legald
TO the occuplt;on of land in Ireland.
| have deemed it advisable to institute
extensive local inquiries iato a subiec. OF so
much importance, and have appointed a COM
mission with ample authority to conduct the
requisite investigation.
recommend 10 your early cons Iteration
the enactmens at present in force in iceland
concerning the registration of voters for mem
bers Of Parliament.
At a great Goe trade demonstration at
Wakefield, on the 3lst ult., ut VIII ch Lord
Molpeth was the pr,nc'pal g l:on' that no
bleman made long speech, reported in the
London papers.
The news of the death Of Prince Albou's
father the Prince Of $ IKE Coburg Go h,
was received in London on the afternoon Of
the Sd inst.
Sir. Francis Burdc,t died at his esdcncc
in London, on the 23d ult. aud his Lady
having died but few days before, they
were buried together, on the 26;h. Sir
Francis would have completed his 14lh
year, had he lived 41 hours longer. he
came into Parliament in 1896, and his
memory is connected with almost every
important era in British politics in the pre-
sent century.
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