Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-07-30
FOREIGN NEWS,
Arrival of the Hibernia,
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM

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EUROPE.
The Steamer Hibernia arrived at the
wharf IN Boston att o'clock on Wednesday
morning, making the short passage of
twelve and half days and bringing Ill
passengers from Liverpool TO Halifax and
Boston, and six from Halifax. She was
detained off Boston IIarbor by the thick
weather OF Tuesday. Had il been clear on
that day, she would have made the passage
IN less than twelve days
We make the following brief summary
from Winner & Smiths European Times
There was small advance in Cotton,
as will be seen by reference 10 the market
The grain markets. lin consequence ofthe
recent rains, although more is still wanted.
are more depressed than they were at the
sailing OF the last packet, and prices have
receden little. Canadian flour has met n
free sale at 25s. 10 25s Cd per barrel, and
has been good deal inquired for.
Massacre OF LIEUT.. NJ. Il. MoLEs-
WORTH AND SEVEN MEN or THE CLEOPATRA.
Letters have been received by the Admi-
rally from Capt WyyilIe, of the Cleopatra
30. at the Cape OF Good Hope, confirming
the account Of tho massacre Of Lieut..
Wordsworth and seven scamen of tbs frig.
ale.
The torch OF the inccnuiary still bazes
IN tho agricultural counties Of Norfolk and
Suffolk, and the most horrid depravity and
appalling restitution exists among the peas
antry.
Loss OF THE STEAMER MANCHESTER
great sensation has been created by the
news ofthe loss OF the steamer Manchester,
Captain Dudley, on the mouth Of the EIba
onIhe 10Th and 17;h ult. with the whole of
her crew and six passengers. Several 9TH
or vessels went down in the same gale
Mr.. Daniel OConnel, Jr. had addressed
the Repeaers Of Ulster after the manner Of
his father, calling upon them to abstain
from any outrage upon the Orangemen,
who it is said, intend to walk IN procession
on the lst and 10Th of July.
1t is announced that he Dublin Corpo.
ration. to mark their sympathy for Mr.
OConnel, intend TO elect him Lord Mayor
for the ensuing year; the term of the pre-
sent official expires in November.
The repeal rent for the five weeks end
ing July /, was L '4,5l9. These are
sterling evidences Of the extinction Of re-
peal agitation by state prosecutions.
FRAScE.-The most interesting portion
Of the intelligence received from France
since our last arrival relates to the affairs
Of Algeria and Morocco. The emperor Of
Morocco, on receiving the report Of the
defeat Of his troops, disavowcd the con-
duct Of the commander.
SPAIN.-We are in possession Of ac-
counts from Madrid of the 24th ult The
Minister Of Finance and the State credi-
tors had come 20 an understanding respec.
ting the price at which the new three per
cent. stock should be issued.
The Carlist Chief. Dl Groc, so long the
terror of the Maestr Ego, had been captur-
ed and shot on the 18th.
The Queen had conferred the Grand
Cross Of Charles H., on Santa Anna,
Presiden, oil the Republic Of Mexico.
The GREAT BRIrA,N.-This vessel
was advertised to sail on the 18th Of July.
As, however, she still remains in dock at
Bristol, ard the attempt to obtain her lib
GRAFTON cannot be Immediately mado, the
day Of her sailing for New York is indeli,
nitely postponed
TnEwEArnER throughout England, since
the sailing of the last packet, has been,
generally speaking, favorable to vcgeta-
ton. In most parts of the country con
siderable quantities Of rain have fallen.
and in some localities heavy thunder
storms have been experiences; but, from
tho long continuance of the previous
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acceptable.