The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-11-07
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LIVERPOOL arrived al her oern n ihe hast Rivef aoou
l0oclcck Saturday evening.
The President Sieamer-A' statement mai a bottle
had Been picked up Twelve miles of Dover, conainins
nOte signed "Lennox, Z purpoRag to have been writ.
ten On board this i'll ated vessel is unworthy OF credit
Dreadful Inundation in Sweden.-Eetters from Stock
holm of the 24lh ul represent nearly all the Swedish
provinces 70 have suffered severely from inundaiion
bat n the greatest degree the country bordering on the
river Roeyo, which rose thirteen feet in less than an
hour rushing in torrents upon the large village of Kon
radslout and its environs which were quickly subnere
cd; sweeping away all the houses and factories, an
twepiy two windmills, and In fact, leaving nothing bo
a mass Of ruirs About 800 persons said 10 havS
pershed and the loss of property is estimated atsoO
600 rix dollars, 1900 900 francs. Subscriptions for The
sufferers have been opened at Stockholm, at the head
which stand the names Of the King and Queen, with
considerable contributions annexed.
Mr.. Maury has recently been making asuccessful
experiment in the growth of cotton, al his residence in
Cheshire. The plants are from sea island seed, and
are cultivated in temperature Of about 81.
II appears by letter from Viena, Of the s6 ulimo.
thatahe Emperor of Austria has positively ordered the
suppression of lotteries in his States from the first OF
January next. .....,
Louis Philippe ic Englahd.-The King ofthe French
and his suite embarked at Tepor the evening OF the
ah inst for England. The Queen was deeply affected
on taking leave of her husband this being her first Sc
paralion from the King since her marriage she was OBJ
served to shed tears. About daybreak the following
morning, the French squadron approached the English
coast and the Inhabitants OF Portsmouth, the great
naval port of England were early on the lookout for
it, and made every necessary preparation tor the dis
tingushed visitor.
was conirved that sort of heet as it were, form
ed of The squadron Of experimental gun brgs and one or
two ships of the line and some other vessels should by
stretching out some miles ofFthe harb6r in the direction
Of the French coast at once act as herads OF the ap
proach of the French vessels and as srt o. escort 10
bis Majesty up the harbor.
The meeting of the Sovereigns was ofthe most atfec
t;ona,e character, without any formal or cold ceemo
uia greetings When the King alighted he embraced
her Majesty in cordial and affectionate manner, and
Immediately giving her his arm, proceeded towards the
grand staircase AT the entrance of the crimson draw
ing room, her Maesy parted from the King, and he
Immediately proceeded to his private apartment attend
ed ony byhs personal attaches and attendants where he
remained for short tme In about quarter OF an
hour he again met her majesty, at lunch, which was
strictly private party Il
The last time King Lewis Philippe visited England
/, was in 1916 during the hundred days When Louis
XVII weu to Ghent, the Duke of Orirans took refuge
in England where he remained until the battle OF Wa
erloo enabled him more TO re urn TO the Palals
ROY al Louis Philippe has entered The OF his
age including the last having been born on the 9Th of
October l773 ...
On Thursday, Louis Philippe, in company with the
Queen and Prince Albert visited the house at Iwick-
enhem in which he resided during the time he was an
exile IN England. The royal party Afterwards pro-
reeded 10 Hampton Court, where the French monarch
examined and admired the paintings. The party re-
turned to Windsor to dine.
IRELAND The Repeal association held its usual !
weekly meeting on the 7ih inst. Mr.. Maurice o'Con-
mel, M p. was the principal speaker. Mr.. O'Niel
Daunt quoted proof of the advance of the cause,
some observations which appeared in the Warder OF the
5lh inst, in an article entitled Shadows OF events to
come" In this the writer admitted the disgust with
which the ProestaHs of Ireland regarded Peel and his
pocy-that the church had gone, or that it at least
had but some halt dozen years TO exist and then they
argued tina. the Church being gone what had Protes-
,ans to dread from Repeal? The rent for the week
amounted 10 E6l6.
The liberation was fixed Wednesday the 2O'h OF No
vetnber for granl banquet In Limerick, on his way
from Derrenane TO Dublin.
Banastoe fair, the greatest in Ireland has not been
10 well attended this year as usual.
The French Kings visit to England is distinguished
BY an act Of Royal c!emency an ordinance, which
gives grace and pardon 10 s. political srale prisoners
All whose term Of Imprisonment expires before 1917
ami few of those condemned for longer time will re-
ceiye the benefit of this arrangement.
EARLY WINTER.-Extract of letter dated
Buffalo Monday morning, Oct, 9e.--We have tre-
mendous norlheaster this morning and it has been
showing all night 1t is good sleishing now. The
aer is very low at this end Of the lake, and we ea
we shall hear of disaster towards The upper end You
will Get but little more -four from here this year. The
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