Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-04-07
Foreign News.
ONE MONTH LATER FROM EU-
ROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM
SHIP CAMBRIA.

StllI Ch MDRiA.
Nee ing OF Parliament, Financial State
men,-Debate on the American Tariff
Repeal Of the duty on Cotton Wool, Coal,
Glass, Auctions, and Slaves, Advance in
Cotton, Money Market Easy. No news
OF the Missing Packets. Death Of the
Rev. Sydney Smith.
By The arrival Of the steam ship Cam
bria, Captain Judkins, at Boston from Liv-
erpool we have advices from all pats oil Eu-
rope, one month later than those received
by the Hibernia. The news is highly in
lcresling and important. The financial re-
port Of Sir Robert Peel exhibits a very sat
israclory statement. The notifications of
the Tariff, must have u very favorable ef-
feet on the foreign trade Of the United
States.
The Cotton Marketin Liverpool is buoy
ant, and every one prognosicates the hap
piest results from the abolition Of the n,-
port duty on the raw material. The sales
on Saturday were 1l,50J bags, yesterday
10000 and this large demand has advanced
the price of some descriptions about an 9Th,
but the Improvement is not general. The
remission Of The duty will take place when
The bill passes.
The foreign events Of the last two or
three weeks possess little interest, if we
except Switzerland, where the violence of
party conflict has again made itself mani
fest in the affair o. the Jesuils. Matters
look threatening; but hopes are entertain-
cd that the quarrel may subside, as family
quarrels ought, in both parties giving way
n Iiule for the purposes of harmony and
good fellowship.
The European Times says that " few
things have given more satisfaction in com
nercial circles than the Intelligence which
came TO hand by the last packet, that the
Stale of Pennsy lvania has paid the interest
Of lis debt for The current six months. 1t
is devou;iy to be wished for the credit Of
Amer ca IN Europe, that The payments for
the lime 10 come may be punc,ual. There
is one regret 20 mar the satisfaction poor
Sydney Smith is dead. Pity that he was
not permitted TO see the restoration OF Am
erican credit aad character, which it is
thought, he was not little Instrumental in
bringing about The rem,ltances on the
dividends have already come TO hand"
In the financial statement made by Sir
Rob TT Peel on the l4th Feb besides the
duties on cotton. wool, co !, glass, auctions
and slaves for casks, which ne proposes
totally to repeal, il is also proposed 10 abal-
sh the whole duties on the following 49,
miscellaneous articles. and the duty on su-
gar, partially
The increased tax is to be continued.
The American provision market Is dull.
The reduction in the price OF Irish Pork
has impedcl the sale % American. OF But
ter from the United States there rs none in
the market Cheese 5 IN steady demand,
and commands fair prices. Nevetthe e>S,
III 5 branch Of commerce is steadily on the
Increase, and nj no distant day will form an
important element in the exports from Am
erica.
Miss Cushman and Mr.. Forrest are play
ing q round OF leading characters at the
PrIncess's Theatre OF the lady, the crit
ics--the most refined and laslidous of them,
speak in terms which seem to border on
the hyperboIical. The gentleman is in less
favor with the audience than the presses.
The right Of senJch-that irritating sur
veiIunco on the high seas, which has pro-
we'd OF late years All endless source OF an
noyancc TO American shipping is virtually
al an end. The commission which has
teen appointed on the par, Of the English
and French Cabinets 10 modify the evil
may throw dust in the eyes of the Exeter
Hall saints, but il will assuredly deceive no
one else. For all practical purposes the
power is gone. Public opinion in France
is so potent against the principle, that no
ministry can withstand IT. and some Of the
mos, clear headed Of English statesmen
think that not only does this obnoxious
right Of search constantly keep us on the
confines of collision with the u. States,
bu, that so far from mitigating The horrors
OF the slave trade, il has actually increased
IL. Lord Horwch, whose talents as a de-
bator and keencss as politician place hum
foremos, among the master spirits OF the
British Senate, has unequivocally gwen
vent tc his belief that the right of search
might be abolished with advantage to the
African and 10 England. Public men in
England oyerraling the power OF the saints,
whose Glamour they have mistaken tor pop
uiar feeling. have gone 'yond their mark
in carrying Out measures for The suppress
sion OF the slave trade. Admitting the pu-
rity Of the motives which actuate those who
oppose the traffic in human kind tits some
what ungracious Cor US to be always acting
on the "holier than thou assumption, and
cndeavoring 10 force our nostrums down
the throals of nations as potent and right
eous as ourselves. Unfortunately, the ne
ccssties of the present Conservative Gov
eminent obliged them 10 carry on the de
fusion which in Opposition they resisted
The proprictors, throw themselves on their
connexions, OF West Indian property, the
Tory party, when the Negro Emancipation
Act pissed, and the blacks, it was found,
would not work,-when productions Of the
Colonies fell of, and the estates became al
mos, worthless in The market, called out
Justify for protection against The eompet-
lion of slave produce. The debates in the
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