The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

and half days from Liverpool, bringing
papers from that place TO The evening OF
the 81 instant.
We observe nothing Of importance in
the intelligence brought by this arrival,
Parliament had been almost exclusively
occupied with the proposed grant 10 The
Roman Catholic College at Maynooth.
THIS bll! had caused an extraordinary ex.
element, both in and out OF Parl ameni.
Numerous petitions from all parts of the
kingdom were presented against the pro.
posed grant, while Protestant meetings, 70
discuss The question, continued 10 be held
in London aud other places. The third
reading Of the bill had been postponed iii
The 18Th Of May. The Liverpool Times
says that all doubt Of its success has been
set 4, rest by the Unexpectedly large ina.
Jonly by which II passed the second read.
ing, li7 and although its jealous op.
ponenls have since shown fight ia the
House OF Commons BY another debate, aud
another division on The bringing up Of the
report, vet the last was battle more
marked By parade ttan carnesness, nnd
The foreground was occupied BY number
Of small men who must say something TO
justify their inconsistency. The same will
take place on the third reading"
la The ii use Of Commons, On the eve.
nlng Of the 23d ulimo, an able debate
took place on The subject Of tie Mavnoorh
rrant, IN the course Of which Mr.. +. h.
hdcauIcy made very powerful speech,
manly upon the religious rights involved
and the historical aspect Of The question.
W hlle lie approved Of the measure, he as.
sailed Sir Robert Peel wlh great bitter.
ness for the motives which had induced
him TO bring il forward. He SAYS:
We accept those propositions with pleasure
and satisfaction but hen we seek for an expla
nation as TO tie motives by which The Honorable
oaTonet has been impelled IN bringing them for
ward, We ars answered that those reasons and
motives Are to be sous GIT for IN the nj onscr meet
logs Of the year loi3, and in tie state Of our re
lations with the United States Of America. II l.
not. therefore, 10 any sentiments OF Humanity or
justice or fir dealing towards Ireland that We are
10 attribute tie concessions made by the present
0oYernnent. Those motives may have pleaded
rs strongly aud as usuleSsly as they have hereto.
lore done. The concessions which the Govern
Ineni has made are--ve owe tho admission to the
fighI honorable gcutlenan's canGog "a la4ghl-
70 be ascrbed TO tie fact that Mr. O'C onneil aud
VIZ, Folk have made Ito Ministry uneasy. a
AEgl, and hear, hear | heard the ayowal 9TH
oFrow listened to the righ, honorabc baro.
'rts sta'enent OF BIS motives wI,h Indignation
inherto mad entertained an opinion tlat Mf
y ohneiFs conduct IN 1913 vas exceedingly
u!pabie. had likewise been disposed TO cen
ure those honorable nemhers who plrpo,ely ab.
eE'cd themselves from their d4iiss here ana WHO
ehaIncd In Ireland 10 assist to the efforts at nr,
iuon. Bat what can now say, after hay:sy
card The rig honorable geutlemans decl.ra.
on e1een' e. doubt very much whether the
roper Place iot lrlsa members 10 not Coucl!ia
on hat Loud cheers aud laughter W..
7 me AJAX you IS TO be tie cad O. srsteg. Of
oiey which yields nothing to rrasou and 10.
ilaIty, hnd which grants every lLirg toap,ta
on and threats Tear. Le-5i : .efe will
ou. s's Ir7grniusnt. stop saos, ii on arc found
aus constantly Psl!erias ~i.h agitation ?"
lie said tia, he fJresaw that this con.
ession would induce renew al of the All.
.'lon which had secured il; and other
ncahers having followed up the attack, Sir
.oberi Pee replied. After DENYING very
Splicily that tie agitation or O'Council
al IN any sense exloricl this MAMMOTH
rant, Sir Robert tius alluded to lis for.
ier remarks on It's conacxl,n with The
RECON dispute
Bot Il seems that fysr Of America has had 9
me concern IN the course pursued by tie Gov. a
nment. II IpsedGae Y4iroeal srpfession rt,k !,
speet 10 tAts part Of the subject DO t4s fact,
ors thlt tHs iafeTeEcs Graua trgr1 II IS a cor. y
q ore Have re altered the chaflcter Of the &
4Asare IN ihe slightest degree in Consequence c
The message Of the new President Of the M ,
states Has not my right honorable fflend
tied that the outline Of tho measure vas agreed "
as early as November last, and thr, 4 soD,in IT
o the same v hen the last message vas received a
lih anticipated favorable conclusion 10 The
EQUATIONS regarding the Oregon II ~asun
those Impressions that the measure was 3yo
sfd' he speech nf The preseut Presi4ant d5d {
neFe any such effect as has been ascriJed 10 :
u did not add one shilling to tie amount of :
vote, nor cause as to put the measure IN any
~ more likely 10 render Il acceptable 10 the D.
PIE d ireland But, sir, seeing the leuDer,n ~
'eh lhls measgH vas received ~ Ireland, was q.
o. natural Tor me 10 say--LaY.ng been Obliged -,
Use lie language did as regarded The United -
les Oh lNe motion Of the noble lord-was il ~
f''' '''de hhooio IeJulCG that GlaC0utaut ~
Ireland had subsidized, and that hi. tn...n,.
~ be regarded as one cause Of it, rlIe,r ia
! Can tie right honorable gentleman, mfr =
U To that fear of America or the Preside,i,, u!
sage had thf slightest reference 10 the me, m
! proposed Hear THIS measure, | 70. ";
: h1' been o1ioHcd by agitation We sllox,g 90
aGlHess to contend with that az itation be- su.l -.
s'res as we could; aud as 10 any threat az III
ace o. tbs United States, il had no more in. or
nee on our Conduct than any cause the fu,s, O
Ole could have had" lIIgar, hear. ia
"EAbFCL CATAsTRoPHEA YARMOUTH. tro
orTieh, Frldoy ereniHg, eight o'ciock. VIII
nc most awful excitement pcryadc. this The
: most dreadful accldrn, has oc.
ed at Yarmouth. Mr.. Nelson, the
10, belonging 10 Mr.. Cocks Circus u.
al larmouih, announced the perform. =,
OF beng drawn by four geese in the n
70 rher IhesusPenslon bridge crosses ;,,l
iIve'' and about SIG people were ON ond
bridge, when, hars,hls 10 relate. he. 49,
~ i've and six o'clock the bridge fen =
~ Is reported that 100 to 80 porsons
med Tic utmost conslernatlo ION OK. ,,o
'eFe; special trans have started the ra,
faph IS besct by hundreds anxious to nc .