Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-03-10
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA %
DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

CIppol NdtCo W tHC tltl lnSt.
Cotton was frme-moncy abundant AMI
low-continned spcculalions in rail-road
shares--less activity in the repeal move
ircnt, and the rent contfbutions--andn no
indications of trouble among any of the
prominent powers Of Europe. or between
them and America.
Tho following are extracts from WILMER
IL SMITH's Domestic Summary. in their
valuable and well conducted European
Times Of the 4lh instant
Parliament opens this dry, and had the
packet waited few hours longer, il would
have taken out the Queens speech. The
general impression is that Ireland will be al.
luded TO in soothing terms and that another
modification of the sugar duties will be an
nounced. We have alluded elsewhere Ia
the ministerial arrangements, and 10 the
resignation Of Mr.. Gladstone. Since that
paragraph was in type, the feeling has in
creased that the sugar question has driven
that gentleman from the cabinet.
The Railway market is excited. Many
of tue jobbers and dealers the Stock
Exchange have transferred their capital and
their attention TO that now wide field OF
speculation. The funds have been slightly
affected from this circumstance. combined
with the critical position of the French min
isrv. Mex can Stock, so FAR from being dc.
pressed, is really more buoyaut in consc-
quenco of Santa Annals downfall. The
change of men and manners which thai,
country has, aud is destined to witness.
strange as the anomaly seems, has strength
ened its crcdi, in Eng land.
Mr.. OConncll has returned fom Derry
name but he has been unable 10 infuse any
fire into the Repeal movement. NJ. o.
Council VII not go TO Parliament, nor will
no admit any Of the Irish mambcrs that he
can control, 10 90. Neither will he rcmln
IN DubIn-hc proposes 10 p1y avis, TO Bel
gum IN the course of fey, weeks Bat if
tho repeal movcmrn! is depressed, the feud
nrls:ng out of the b cqucst Act is still ram
pant; and The prcl los who have accepted
the post as conm'ss, o1ors continue to be
assallcd at public meetings, and even from
tho altar, with an acrimony which gratfias
the popular dislike. Notwithstanding the
Pope's rescript, more than ono Of the bish-
ops have since declared their adhesion TO re-
peal; and no later than the present week,
d.. Hale has come out with a strong letter,
addgessed TO ST. Robert Peel, condomnato-
~ of his Irish policy.
The Anti Com law League, at their an
nua meeting in Manchesier,a few days since
gave filming statement Of their wealth.
their progress and their power. This year,
it seems they make no collection they
hnye in hand balance Of ELS, coo, and The
fancy bazaar, which is TO be held in Convent
garden Theatre, in May. is expected TO re-
alize f20,0OO moro. They havo cxpcnd-
cd Goo, 600 in the purchase of freehold
and other property, out Of which TO manu-
flcture county qualifications; and they boast
that, whenever the next election comes,
South Lancashire, and we know not how
many other counties will be theirs.
Tho Marqu of 81 go died in his civ
seventh year, at Tunbrldgc Well last week. |
He is succeeded in his title and estates by
his son. who was born iu the year 1920.
Lady Mary Bagot, the widow of Sir
Charles Bagot, who died recently in Cana
da, expired on Sunday morning LIST.
Foreign Summary 81 The European Times:
The debate in The French Chambers of
Deputies is generally regarded as securing
the Ministry i'll power another session. On |
Saturday there were two divisions was so
near that the Opposition claimed the ma
jorily, but the President decided agains.
them; the second was also nearly even, but
:he ballot was not taken until Monday, when
Ministers had a majority Of eight. This ex-
cited the more surprise, as every one rcgar-
ded their defeat us certain, and il appears
that they would have been defeated, if some
ofthe Lcgilmist party had not come 20 their
nd. TWAS mere Struggle for place; but
the general tone of the debate in The Cham
bers, as well as IN the PceIs, was, if not
friendly, much less acr monous towards
England than the debates ofthc last and the
previous sessions. The alliance with Eng.
land appears TO be now as firm and healthy
as II was before the time when Lord Palmer
s,on broke with Theirs.
The capture and execution of Zurbano,
in Spain is the only intelligence from that
country worth nauaiing. The previous ac-
coun's, which stated that he had succeeded
IN getting over the frontier in Portrayal, eau
sod tie news of his arrest TO excite much
surprise as we'll as sympathy. Narvaez is
now freed faom an opponent whose ven,
gcancc and energy of character he had rea- ]
son 10 dread, and The best aioncment he
can make TO his bleeding aud distracted
county is-to shape his conduct for the flu
turo on totally dllcrcn, principles from the
past.
The latest news from Belgium states, tina,
in the Chambers il was decided, by % to
-, that no address for The dismissal Of the
present administration should be presented
TO tho King.
SroRM.-'rhc port of Liverpool and neig h-
boThood was visited on the night of Satur-
day and morning of Sunday last, with ter
ribls storm, which did little damage on land.
but has been productive of great disaster a,
sea, On the coast adjacent TO Liverpool,
several small crafs foundored. and fine
vessel, called the Manchester, bound for the
East Indies, was totally wrecked on the
West Aoyle.
DiNiNuTIoN OF Tue REPEAL RgNT.-
lhe great dmlnnion in the repeal rent has
obliged the association to retrench their ex
pendIiurc, and this has been effected bv re-
ducing the sallriCs of,he cashier. the book