The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-14
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
LATE FROM EUROPE.


on Monday morning. Her dates are to the
1911 ulimn. We ex,rac, from the Boston
papers principally the Atlas The most IN
ierestins potion Of the news brought BY
her.
TIE French have encountered further
d saslers IN A 1eria. From Italy, Greece,
and Spain the political news is important
Thfous huut Germany the new reformation
is mak,ug rapid progress; while from nost
OF the Continental Slales recent accounts
confirm The previous reports OF general
failure Of the pota,oe crops. Ia lreland too
the sa ne reports are made, aud famine
amo yring Irish people is appreheuded.
IN ihregard 10 trade and monetary Of
fairs in England the reports are DOT quite
so favorable. The las, quarterly meeting
OF tho i-onmasiers had taken place at Ber-
m,nshalo, when i; WIS determined TO make
anadyanc d eos. per ton 90 previous prices.
The cotton market was depressed, the
business transacted was limited, prices had
a downward tendency, aud holders showed
a desire 10 accept the current rates aud 10
press their stocks.
The American provision trade was Il ur'
ishing. The stock Of beef, pork, and cheese
was light, and the state OF things in ireland
had tendency not only 10 improve prices
but 10 lessen competition.
The prict of corn was rising when The
Caledonia let. The weather had been
bad, aud large patches Of uncut gram we're
sui exposed to the peltings Of the elements
in the north Of England and Scotland. The
whea, market was therefore scautlly sup
Piled, and improvement, in The price wa
the result As TO The general yield OF tht
harvest the authorities differ {; but Il seem
undeniable that the whea. crop will - IN
der that OF las. year. though not to the ex
tent that some alarmis,s would fam induce
the world 10 believe.
The Bank Of England gave notice on ih'
18th ulumo that the minimum rate OF inter
est on London bills would be raised from ?
10 8 per cent. The Consol market wa
slightly agitaiod BY this announcement.
The speculation 10 railway shares con
tlnues 10 the same extent, ard several ne'
and important schemes are announced
Her Majesty ard Prince A berl have bee
residing at Windsor Castle anI ENJOY ing VI
int .rup,ed health.
NJ. Theirs lei, London CO the l7;h, &C
corpanied BY Count Waieeski, for th
Grange, Hampshire, to pass fcs days vi!
Lord and Lady Ashburtou.
Lord Palmersiou arrived in LouIon O
the l7th utlno from tour 10 Wales al
lrelaad
The Qseon Dowsger arrived ct Wnt
sor Castle on the lS.A On SlsH 10 1t
Queen.
The celebrated and philanlbtopic lad
Mrs. Fry died on The l4ih ultmo al ht
residence 10 Dageuhsm, IN Essex, IN a'
sxty sixth year.
Il is stated that the dockysrds and nav
stsenals Of England exhibit exirgofdtnar
activity at the present moment. 10 maT
of the ouiporis steam ftiga.es Of the lar,
es, class have been ordered BY the Cover
tnent to be really by fixed period. III
seems 70 cause some e1ci.smea; 10 L
gland.
The manufacturing class IN England al
exciting 10 the prospect sblch exists OF n
portant changes ~ the taUf system. The
expect that Mr. PO,h's administration "
"trip il of its restrictive features, and N
greatly beueh, the manufacturers Of u :e
Britain.
The Puseyi,e rupture with the esIablis
ed church has taken gu important turn
Rev. Mr. Nesmau, with several Of
friends, also cer2ymen, connected With
Uayersily Of Oxford, have formally scced
and Joined the church Of Rome, aud II is sa
others are preparing 10 take the same sic
Il stated by The Dublin Evening PC
that serious differences of opinion exc!
tween SIR Robert Peel and The Duke
Welln lton, and tbs, 30 explosion " "
soon take place. The Duke IS in favor
more tirong and energetic measures 10 r
lalicn 10 ireland Than the Premier thinks e
pedlent, and also the Duke Is opposed to a
modification Of the corn laws, while /
Premier Is wiling to relax, # not rep:
them entirely.
Two curious documents have Jast be
published They are letters of the &C
brated Talleyrand to the Pope and the Arc
bishop Of PARIS. written shortly before
death, in which he bewal5 his seccssI
from and freqlea. hostility to the churc
as well as bis connection with the Fren
revolution, and the Government that res
ted laerefrom. These episiea 10 fac. q
recan,aiion Of oil the dolnzs Of his Il
and .be manifestation Of 3 sincere desire
be reconciled with the Holy Church.
LEGAL STRATAGEH