Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-08-13
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM Ell.
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=. "P SdieuOnli, arrived
Boston about noon on Thursday, froi
Liverpool, having left that port on III
i'th uil.' thus making the passage in l
DAYS.
Inc intelligence received by this arr
va; is of no special Importance. The cot
ton market is very languid and in conse
qucnce OF having supplies, and the larg
stock on hand, prices had declined. To
wards the close oil! the week ending Jul,
18th the demand sIackened, and there wa
further reduction l-~d per 10. on Amcri
can sorts; making decline Of lid pc
10. with The last fortnight. Buyers have
large supply 10 choose from, and the trad
has by no means a settled appearance
1900 bales have been disposed Of thi
day, and the sales since Friday amount Il
1850 bales.
Money continued abundant at a low rate
Of interest. The weather for The growirl
crops had been favorable and there is {
prospect of an abundant havest.
Parliament at the last advices, were
still engaged on the Post Office Espionage
of the Home Secretary, both in the House
Of Commons and N the House Of Lords
A secret committee 10 examine into the
subject, has been granted in both houses
and the Lords Brougham and CoitenhaH
haze been placed on the committee both
distinguished lawyers, whereas all law
yers were excluded from the Commons
committee. 1t is anticipated TINT the do
velopemenIs VII seriously prejudice the
Peel ministry, and some writers anticipate
this affair will give it the comp de grace.
The House of Lords had not come to
any result on the Stale Prisoners Triat.-
Mr.. O'Connell has no hopes that the up
peal will be successful.
The Parliamentary election in Blrm-
ingham terminated in the return of Mr..
Spooncr, the Conservative candidate.
The present military force in ireland
amounts TO $50 0 men, independently OF
enrolled Chelsea out pensioners and arm
cd police.
1t is calculated that the O'Connell trib-
ute this year vii reach C3) 200.
A letter, it is said, has been received by
the commander Of tho Forces from the
Horse Guards, enquiring if it would be
safe to Withdraw some OF the troops from
Ireland The reply was that it would be
unsafe to do so until O'Connelps release
from prison.
The Duke Of Norfolk Will not permit IA
beer house keeper 10 have employment on
his estates lis eldest son, the Earl of Arun-
del, is a teetotalcr.
Mr.. Warner, Matchmaker and iewelcr of
London, has completed a working model of
high pressure steam engine, so small that
it stands on four penny piece, with ground
to spare.
On the 18th ult says an Irish paper, Mr..
O'Connell commenced his great literary la
Dor, his 'lifs and times or by what other
style and title his projected autobiography is
TO be distinguished, employing Mr.. O'Ncill
Daunt as his amlnucnos.
A miniature of Milton has recently come
TO light by Samuel Cooper, which has been
purchased by the Duke of Buccleugh, for a
hundred guineas.-The miniature bears a
general likeness 10 the portraits of the great
poet, taken after his bin lness-but has f.
ner, more youthful and more elevated OK
preston. 1t IS about be ng engraved. III
its dirty aud dIlapidated state il was sold lol
II los.
The funeral of Thomas Campbell, the DO
ct, took place on the 3D. alt. in Westminster
Abbey. Lord Brougham, Lord Aberdeen
Lord Campbell, Lord Morpoth, Sir Robert
Peel, aud other disting Iished men acted as
pail bearers. He was buried in noarly the
centre of the poets conner, Westminster Alb.
hey, within few yards of The tomb of Add
son. The Attendance of Peers, members OF
Parliament, eminent literary and scientific
men, was considerable, including consid
cradle number of Poles, one of whom threw
on the coffin portion of The earth from the
grave of kosciuSco.
A free trade club has been established
in London.