Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-07-05
F.om the N. " Tribune
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

W " In 4 - La 1b tSOSA hOA LIZ
We are indebted to Capt Sebor. of the
packet ship Prince Albert. which arrived a, this
port yesterday from London. for copies Of the
London Times of May 2Olh and 2lst. The
l9ih was the la,es, date we had by The last
steamer a. Boston.
The news is not of much importance. We
have nothing later from the Liverpool Cotton
Market. The stock Market was quiet and
steady. The business transacted on the ooh
was limited, The Foreign securities had
shown lille alterations; prices maintain toler
able frmness. We compile a summary Of
such items Of interest as we find in the papers
before us.
Both Houses OF Parliament, were flooded
with petitions against the Maynocth Grant.
The Duke of Newcastle is ont with anoih
er letter against the Ministry.
10 the House Of Commons, on the 20h a
motion for information respecting the amount
OF the revenues of Trinity College, DUblin,
was voted down.-53 TO So
The third reading Of the Maynooih bill was
under discussion in the house of Commons ill
o'clock on the morning ofih 2lst. The vote
would probably be taken that evening. Till
Sir Robert Peel consented to the adjournment
there were $50 TO l6 10 favor of taking the vote
on the goth.
Theatrical performances We're given al the
81. James Theatre on The 18th of May for the
benefit of distressed Neediewomen.
The festival Of The Trinity Corporation came
off on The 10Th Of May-His Grace. the Duke
Of Wellington, Master, presiding.
The same day the National Temperance
Convention was held in Exeter Hall, London.
Among the speakers we notice Mr.. ]. Col.
lngs Of Philadelphia A letter was read
from Father Mathew stating iha, all his pecu-
mary difficulties had been removed.
On The same evening the Queen gave a
grand Stale Ball. for which 1000 invitations
were issued. The Queen opened the bail
with Prince Edward of SAKE Weimar. Prince
Albert and the Countess Deisichsiein. (ihe
Austrian Embassadress.) being the opposite
couple. The Stop and Bohemian Polkas
were among The dances. The whole Diplo-
matte Corps and all foreigners of distinction
were present Mrs. and Miss Everett were
present. Supper was served at l2 o'clock az
Ter which Scotch Reel was danced.
! The Regular Weekly Repeal Meeting was
held 10 Cancellation Hall, Dublin, on The 10Th,
k. d. Browne. Nj. p. 10 The Chair. Mr.. o.
Connell moved that song and piece Of mus
ic, presented 10 the Association by ]. G. o.
Callaghan. be rejected. because il breatbed a
war spirit, He repeated his old principles
that he would not ''accept of Repeal d, The ex
pense Of the shedding one drop OF human
blood" Mr.. O'Connell re:d the repor, o.
the Repeal Comm,ie on the Land Commits
sion. which states that unless "some grea
change were effected 10 tie condition of The Ir
ish Agricultural laborer, an agrarian war wa:
inevitable" The rent for The week was
4i32 9s lid
The Catholic Bishops were 10 meet on the
2ls, 10 consider The new Colleges Bill. MIR
/ O'Connell said he would abide by their opiu
ions on the Religious points Of the Bill. A
Committee Of RepeaIeis has been appointed
on me Secular puinis.
The London Times talks of a split between
Young Ireland,' and O'Conncli.