The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06

set the Government year or two back.
Ills lordship has resigned on the plea that,
IS he was sent 10 Parliament 10 support the
corn laws, which he can no longer do,
since his opinions have undergone
change, his constituents have right TO
return Of the trust they reposed IN hun.
L, is more Than suspected that other Iea'
sons have induced his resignation.
THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT PARIS.
Mr.. King, the American Minister at the
Tuileries, Inns been drawn into correspon'
dence with VI. Gulzot, for the purpose OF
rebutliug a charge preferred against him
by the London Times, Of garblng the
views of the French Government on the
sublec. Of Texas, aud producing thereby
the explosive mlssye 10 the Presidents
message, which has caused such sensa.
ton 10 France, and such prottacIed discus
SONS in the Chambers. Mr.. King is sad
IL too ihlu.skInned and be has not bet
tered his position by appealing, through
Mr.. Guzot, 10 the public against The s,rlc.
lures Of q newspaper. A high diplomatic
iunciionary ought to be above this The
Times returns to the charge, and scariies
Mr. King numerically. Mr.. Kings letter
is rhetorical! and inflated that OF VI. Gu
cot brief, cold, and TO the point. A press
of matter Yesterday has crowded out
this correspondence, the comprehension OF
Nhich would have been incomplete With.
out tile article from the Times, which pro-
yoked Al. aud The Ieloinder.
RE-APPEARANCE OF DIR. PUsEY.
The celebrated DR.. Pusey, al the eXpi.
ration of his three years suspension, sp.
peaIed on Sunday last in The pulpit OF The
Cathedral Church, OF Oxford ; and SO great
was the anxiety to hear him, that the
struggles al the door for admission sayored
more OF the theatre than the house ot
PRAYER. The attendance exceeded all pre-
slous experience. Great numbers came
purposely from London and the reporters
Of the daily press were sent down 70 place
the sermon before the world. DR.. Pusey
II viii be remembered, was suspended for
preaching the Roman Catholic doctrine Of
the eucharist. The interval appears to
have worked no change IN his views, for
the doctrines of the prestly remission Of
sins and OF tie "reai presence we're as
strongly insisted on in The presen; as in the
condemned sermon. The one, in fact was
continuation of the other and DR.. Pusey
seemed delighted to have the opportunity
Of repeating has opinISls IN the presence Of
the ludges-the university authorizes
" neither any or what notice VIII be taken
Of this last move on the part OF the ,rac.
tartan leader, who IS left alone Ike the
90 last rose Of summer blooming IN soh.
tude, remains to be seen. The +" leading
journal" Yesterday has pungent attack
upon DR.. Pussy, which may be regarded
as toIerahly c'ear evidence that his views
had little sympathy wish tie popular mind
in England.
From Wilmer asd Smitls European Times.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
FyoEr4Hr, I, ls4G,
1uRN.
This IS the article which has engrossed
and justly too. .he large proportion Of pub
lie attention and interest during the pas
month. |, was well known that The Gov,
eminent had taken prompt and decided
measures TO make themselves acquainted
with the actual amount Vi damage sustain.
ed by the potato crop IN Ireland, and il was
generally rumored aud believed that they
had bought, on Government account, u
large quantity Of Indian corn, lrepor, va.
rylng from lO0,0 900 10 250, 900 quarters,
10 be sent 10 Ireland free Of duty, 10 allie
waite in some measure the su.ierlngs Of the
poor,
This supposed fac! tended to support u:
during The recent extraordinary depression
IN our corn market, which was increased
By The very heavy arrivals of corn from
ireland, the Continent, and the L. States,
all OF which had 10 20 into stock. The
uncertainty which prevailed as to Wha, The
Government might 60 or would be able ia
90, also tended 10 repress any extensive
demand, and we waited enxiously for tnt
! declaration Of Sir Robert Peel on the NEE
. ting Of Parliament
: On the 9th ulttmo, in speech las,inj
! nearly four hours, he brought forward Sc
( RES Of proposed changes in our du,e.
. bearing principally on those most condu
. Give 10 the comfort and happiness Of tn
; people d, large. Food appeared to hay
r ms frs, attention and on referring to th
, list Of proposed changes annexed, you vii
a find, that while wheat IS 10 he OF duty G
I II. per quarter, tlor we look on the redu
: ced sliding scale merely as sop to tn
= landed interest, beng persuaded that Ia
I duty will not be higher between the pre-
sent time and the lst Of February, ! -4g
8 when the duty is to be settled Us perma
1 nent as ls.l Indian corn, and oil othe
i cheap feeding stufis, ale to be admitted dl
. ~ free. OF course il Is almost lmposs
e BILE 10 ioresee the results or advantages
n tins important measure, but there can /
e no doubt but il vail tend 10 increase, to q
:, immense extent, the already extende
z trade between this country and the Unite
:, States, and decrease the chances of war G
e disagreement on any grounds short Of nj
o tonal dlshonor.
PROVISIONS,
! Lard IS more inquired after, al improve
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