Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-02-10
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CAMBRIA.
SEVENTEEN DAYS LATER FROM Ell.

GREAT BRITAIN.-The Presidents Mes
sage has been the subject of much COM
ment in The English newspapers, Will
mer's European Times, says -
"Ihe attacks Of the metro 2olitan press
are not confined 10 the Message alone
they extend to the whole of the correspon-
dence laid before Congress in connection
win the annexation question. Hitherto,
we have made selections from tho leading
London journals on the subject Of the Mes
sage, but this year the task is superfuous.
There is no diversity OF opinion-all s,art
from the same note. Mr.. Tyler is con
demned-Mr. Calhoun is conference.-the.
Shannon is condemned, and the Mexican
Minister alone is eulogised for his spirit
and independence. Few documents have
provoked greater anger than Mr.. Calhoun's
letter to Mr.. King, at Paris. 1t is to be
regretted. for the sake of both countries,
lh,t this document has seen the light. It's
publication cannot do good. and must inev-
itably do harm. la England, the Govern
ment manage these things better; they will
never consent to publish what will com
promise other parties. English statesmen
have been frequently annoyed a,the publ
cation OF documents in the United States
which has subjected them to unple SAINT in
tcrrog atories in the House Of Commons
Mr.. Caihoun's letter will not ifritate the
Minister, but the whole British people. 1t
impugns their honesty and sincerity 10
cause.-The abolition Of slayery,up which
if upon any suAjrct, the public mind IS not
merely unanimous, bu. fixed and unatera-
bly, made up. The annexation e Texas
was question but lille cared for in this
country until the .'fus" made about i, in
these official documents has exclusively di-
Of Parliament next month, the discussion
in the papers VII relate almost entirely to
Texas and Calhoun"
Eclesiast cal disputes occupy great deal
Of the attention of the English ubIic at
this time. A meeting of The inhabitants of
Exeter was held, on the Sd Of January, a,
which resolution was passed with but one
discerning voice, protesting against tie re-
viyal Of obsol ruErics Of tie chur h as
great source Of detention.
A report is in circulation that The domes.
tic circle Of her Majesty will probably be-
blessed with another increase iowa DIS the
end Of the summo.
lRELAND.-MR. O'CoNNELL AT WA
TEgFoRD.-Mr. O'Connell held a kind oil
"monster meeiIng'' in Waterford, on the
l4th current. The approaches to the tow
were decorated with evergreens and ban
ners, and Mr. O'Connel was met by q pro-
cessioa Of trades, est mated to have mum
oercd 100000 persons. The multitude,
we are told, would have been still more
numerous, were il not for tie excessive
GOODNESS of the day AT The Town-haIl ali
address was presented, and, Mr.. O'Con-
nell spoke to the PEG lie lrem The win
dow in rather short speech. He pr ach-
peace and perseverance, organization
ind egis,ratlon-"Let there be weekly
CO l,ct ms OF the Repeal r Mt; no man
need give more than lie can afford t. pay
half-penny let him give a (arlhn.."
More murders have been perpetrateJ.-
In Tipperary. an uncle h s been killed BY
TWO nephews, arising out Of dispute about
piece of land. AT Alhlone, n man sho,
MS brother; on the roadside, near w ter
ford, u woman was found dead, with her
head horribly smashed A small farmer
named Ileffernan, residing near Ennis, was
murdered in back apa rtment Of his own
house, where he had taken shelter, By two
ruffians. armed with guns. The alleged
cause OF his murder is, that he was pro-
ceeding with an ej"ctment on the title,
against her brother and brother in-law.