Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-16
EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
.2rriral of the Great Western.

in New York, on Saturday evening, 2nd inst,
between ten and eleven o'clock, bringing Liv.
erpool dates Of the l2th. being eight days
later than those by the Acadia.
The news by the Western, is unimportant.
The cotton market was quiet and steady, and
accounts from the manufacturing districts ia
vorable.
Letters from Naples. state tha, they expec t
another eruption of Vesuvous. The crater
is full Of lava, and the fountains and springs
in the vicinity, do not y eld their usual supply
of water.
Louis PHILIPPE, IN ENGLAND The King
Of the French and suite, embarked at Trepori.
for England, on the 9TH ult.. and at day Light
The following morning, the French fleet ap-
preached the English coast, and the inhabi-
'anis Of Portsmouth, the greatest naval port in
England, were OH the lookout for it, having
made every necessary prepar alton for the re-
ception Of the distinguished visitors.
After The arrival Of the fleet, and the firing
OF salutes, &c, the corporation of the city,
headed by the Mayor and Recorder, went on
board Of the Conner, and there presented the
King, with a congratulatory address, WELDON.
ing him to the shores OF England, &c.
His majesty replied in English as follows;
.Nr. Mayor, aldermen and Bu-gesses:-
"GENTLEMGN---It affords me particular
pleasure 10 know. that her Most Gracious Ma
iesiy, your Queen, has permitted you to pre-.
sent me with an address on my arrival on your
hospitable shores. have not forgotten the
many kindnesses received from your country
men during my residence among you many
years since. During that period, was fre
quently panied considerable at the existence
of differences and feuds between our countries.
assure you gentlemen, | shall at all times
endeavor TO prevent repitiiion of those feel.
ings and conduct, believing, as do, most sin
cerey, that the happiness and prosperity of
nation. depends quite as much on the peace Of
those nations by which she is surrounded, as
on quiet within her own dominiors. ! was
peculiarly gralifed at being honored with the
presence Of your beloved Queen in France
during the last year, and it is source of pleas
IRE in being able to accept the kind invitation
then given me TO again visit those shores where
had been so generously treated, many years
ago. | hope under the blessings Of divine
Providence, that those kindly feelings. will
be long cherished between our nations, and
tend to promote the happiness and prosperity
Of mankind"
Soon after this speech was delivered, Prince
Alber, and the Duke Of Wellington, reached
Portsmouth, and were most cordially received
on board the Conner. The landing was after
wards effected, amidst the mos, enlhusia site
cheering. which almost drowned the roar Of
the artillery. In few moments, The royal
party reached the railway sta'ion, over the ter
minus of which was erected a triumphal arch'
bearing the inscription, "WeIcome Louis
Philippe" His Majesty appeared much al
eclod and gra,fed by the heariness of the pop
ular greeting which he most cordially acknowl-
edged, bowling profoundly in every direction.
From tho time he Sc, foot on British soil On.
Ill he found himself in the Royal Apartments
at Windsor Castle, his progress resembled
very much an ovation. The party arrived at
Windsor about NV o'clock, and 10 ten minutes
reached the Castle, and her Majesty walked
down from the grand veslibule to the carriage
door TO receive her royal visitor
The meeting Of the Sovereigns was Of the
most aifeclionate character, without any form
al or cold ceremonial greetings. When the
King alighted he embraced the Queen 10 the
most cordial manner, and Immediately giving
her his arm, proceeded towards the great stair
a. h.. nusNkasS If v h1
was accompanied by tie Countess of Gain.
sboroueh, aud the ladies ia waiting. Await
inc the arrival OF the King. were the Duke Of
Wellington. the Earl Of AberdeeR. the Eearl
of Delaware, the Earl Of Liverpool, and Sir
Rober. Peel. His Majesty recognized the
4 Earl Of Liverpool and Sir Robert Peel, who
were next to him on his right, and cordially
bowed to them, proceeded up The grand starr
case TO his apartments, which are those oceu-
+ pied bv the Emperor Of Russia during his re-
/ cent visit. accompanied BY the Queen and
I Prince Albert. A, the entrance TO the Grim
/ son drawing room, her Majesty parted from
I the King, and be proceeded 10 his private
apartments, attended only by his personal e.
I fscAss and attendants, where be remained foT
shor, time. 10 about quarter Of an hour,
( he met again her Majesty. at lunch. which was
strictly private party, being con6ned 10 the
Queen. the King of The French. Prluee Albert
the Duchess Of Kent. and members of the
royal suites.
I.ord Hey,sbury has publicly stated that he
shall recommend eoneilialory measures for
lfelaOd.
Mr.. Thomas Wilde, the leading counsel fcr
Mr. orc onneu aud the other tIaveTsets. Ia the
appeal before the House e Lords. refused to
take any remupCTs,ion fer his services.