Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1845-06-17
Thirteen days later from Europe.
aRR,rAL or TIE GREAT HEsTERN.

ARRiVAL OF TIE GREAT WESTERN
The steamer Great Western arrived at
New Yo.k at noon yesterday. London
and Liverpool papers are TO the III h May.
The news is of highly interesting
character.
The Grca, Western and Caledonia had
arrived out.
Their news caused the war feeling TO
wholly suhside.
The people and government Of Great
Britain were taken by surprise to learn OF
the GOODNESS with which the Oregon war
speeches Of Sir Robert Peel and others
we. received in America.
Tire intelligence from tbs side com
pletciy upset the calculation of nearly all
the commerc al men IN England.
The Irish Repeal Rent averages f350
10 E4CO weekly.
A war bet eca England and Brazil is
locked for.
They continue To talk Of the Queens
visit TO Ireland.
One hundred lives were los, by the fall
ing Of the chain-bridgc at Yarmouth, Eng
land on The 4th ult.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
Arriral Of the Circuit WeStera.-The Cam
bria steam ship, Capt. Judkins, arrived al
Boston on Sunday evening. She sailed on
tho tn May, and brings London and Liv-
orpooI papers 0! that date.
There is lule change in the tone and
aspect Of affairs since the sailing Of the
Great Western. With regard TO the Ore
yon Question, the language OF The leading
English press is still more pacific. Such
is Ito terror Of an article { om TIE London
Times, which we hope to fiLd room for
Wilmer s. Smiths European Times says:
I'VE have given elsewhere the spirit OF
The English press on the news which the
Caledonia" brought home last week, and
our American friends can hardly fail 10 be
gra,fcd with the calm and Gispassiuna
temper in which the subject Is treated
lopes are eniaiEed ,hat the iutimalion con-
vuyed in ore Of tho New York papers.
that special mnister-pro5abIy Mr..
Van Buren, had been selected 10 proceed
10 tho Court OF 81. Jane $, for the purpose,
# possible, of satisfactorily arranging the
point in dispute. We can only repeat
" hat we have previously stated. that or The
par, of the British nation no desire exists
10 measure lances with the United States
about the Oregon territory tho umJrage
is to be Sound ia the language Of MIR. Polk;
but all politicians appear 10 be agreed That
the present Is the tine now or nrver--ior
bringing the alta to q conclusions"
The Queen, it is now finally deermin-
ed upon, will not visit ireland this year.
Ii vas still uncertain whether the Roman
Catholic Bishops would give in their adj
hesion 10 the government plan for the
erection of The three colleges in Ireland,
minus religious instruction, Mr.. O'ConneIl
had declared ag inst the plan, aud juIg ng
from the language Of the Dublin Frceman's
Journal. the organ Of the uItras Of the Irish
hierarchy, it W $ probably the bishops
would do the slme ; bat they were abou' 10
hold a synod to consider the subject.
Douglas Jerrod is the writer Of Mrs.
Caudte's famed Curtain Lectures in
Punch.
IRELAND-REPEAL AS .oC1 .TIoN.
at the usual weakly meeting of this boiy,
on tho 2!Ih INST, the rent amount to E426
lbs. Id. Mr.. O'C7nneI stated thai he pro-
posed To disregard the threatened ca of
the HOUSE Of Commons, as he was satisfied
that the Act oil the Irish Parliament passed
IN 1872, declaring that the English Parla-
ment had no right or authority 10 egIsIate
for the lrish people, was still unrepealed,
Notwithstanding the &c OF Union passed
in Il 0. He also yh6ed Sir James Ora
tam's plan for extending academ cal ed
ucation in Ireland, and agreed with Sir
Robe ltglis IN think ng II was g'gan
&c scheme for goddess educatlon."
The safe Of Ireland, if VIC are to credit
the reports OF the different newspapers
from that pat of the kingdom, is aw,ulIy
alarming. The former scenl of IN dnighi
assassination, brutal murders, &c, are
again renewed with terrific vigour; nor
are such uncivlllZcd scenes conIln,d 10 the
Captain Rocks and Lady Clare's Of the
snulh--ior in The north, we are informed.
,hr" Molly Maguires" are equally us bad
In Cavnn .hree law,ess desperadoes have
been busy for some time past.
Two men VII, were convicted at the
Limerick ASHES, by the clearest eyi eGcr,
of numbering the Rev. Mr.. Dawson, have
escaped >coI.irce in Consequence Of some
technical mace .raceS in their trltl.-
They were discharged out Of custody in
the DubIin Court OF Q4een's Bench IN
Wednesday.