Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-16
FOREIGN ITEMS

III Prices occurred Indeed, the few instances OF
| uecllhc are not worth mentioning, compared with
| the general lnprol Cmcnt quoted
The Manchester Times announces one f,iIpre
AN American firm failed yesterciay the Liabilities
are estimated at from 46UuOU 10 GIOOOOO. bnt
IN the absence OF the partners. one OF whom i s,d
TO be trying to obtain discounts in France in order
10 meet thoir engagements,nothng certain is known
several leading houses here creditors to LARGE
amounts and the occurrence of such a failure Will
uAGer present circumstances, DO much to diminish
confdence'
Inc Irish encountered estates bill had been read
th!rd time IN the House of Lords This Will on
ape holders OF mortgagcd property to sell pant of
'"eiF estates TO pay oil membranes. This will
I'>e up an independent middle class of Irish land
owners, men cuiuNating their own grounds.
CONTINUED American NrNlFlcEycr-On
sunday morning TIC American brig Oycrn,aD. Cant
M!N, from Newark, New Jersey arr, ed in our b1r
Dor alter passage OF fifteen days. with donations
OF provision and clothing from tie citizens of New
jersey 10 the destitute poor OF ireland-Coril Tx
lHELAND,-teNer IS greatly on the increase il
Dublin.
The deaths last week in Cork workhouse were
IS, the DuraiS IN Father Mathews cemetery were
25G. WIZ
Several attacks on bread carts have been made in
LiIleTICN' Inc dismissed laborers from the public
n, II
tack the stores
Tie Royal government of Prague has decreed
that the Jcsuts shall not be permitted to reside in
the capital of that Kingdom
Food riots nave taken place at Wurtcmburg ard
UIm.
On the 18th Of April one of those dreadful fires
which are the curse of Turkey broke out in B1cha-
rest, tie capital OF Wallachia twas blowing a
violent southeast wind at the time and tic fire, al
ter raging most intensely for twcnty-tour hours cca
sea Tor want OF fuel having consumed in It's progress
upwards OF two thousand houses and twcnty-seven
public establishments
important co'WorQtion N notaJIcs bytbe gc,r Pane
A new act Of Pope Plus the TX affords at the
present moment new subject of hope to tie Ro-
man people; 1t IS nothing less than the assembling
IN home OF the representatives of the various pro-
Vnces, charged to discuss affairs of administration
WIN the Government, and to assist il in the lnea-
siIcS to be taken for the anelioration of the cond
ton OF the inhabitants
EXTRAORDINARY DINNER SCENE IN d.
BLlN-AMERlCAN SYMPATHY IN IRE
LAND.
On the evening Of the 18th ult, a numerous com
pany entertained Capt. Clark and the crew of the
American ship, Victor, at dinner in the pillar room
OF the Rotunda. The room was decorated with
Ha%s ana other ornaments, amongst which the tar
spAngied banner OF America was conspicuous
The chair was occupied by Mr. Richard O German.
at his right sat Capt Clarke
After the drinkiuU q. = tow, to,ste tLo u ;
save " Ike President and People OF America"
which was received with cbcers
Capt Clarke, OF the Victor, gave the health Of
tie chairman.
MIR. Richard O German, Jun in responding 10 the
toast-'Peace and prosperity to our Native Land.
sad iec', and feel it deeply, we have had too
much talk in Ireland. We have had nublic s,ccrL.
IS and public meetings c3ouob rho ,oico :, + ,(,,,
sorrow has crossed tl,e Atlantic W. L,,o +l'ro,+
cucd. we have promiSel-,,l JTe,,c, I,,.,,,.. 49,,
have forgotten cgoucb Of o,r ,,ron,i.o. a,J ,1,,
less feel almost ashamed Of snc,I.5., bnGra ,,
mon-l ,eel myself ashamed OF INV position as A,
ITshman-I feel that bclouo to = ,,c, tl, mast
ahiect the most DEGRADED the most ,cr>.i,o ol ans,
that has ever blot ed the face Of tie globe
We are in the habit in thi. I,,.d of ,,ris.,,, o,.o
another OF SAYING that the Irish ncopr ar, r fnc.t
the bra,est and the boGc,t in the world ,,,..o
we are no such thing ycs we arc ,,'.,,lL ,I,,,.,
-cAocIing and ntcrruption1 | shah ton ,n,, WIZ,
we are We have borne more ,ut,rr.n.,' ,,c L,,a
taacly borne more dcgraaatiou-va h,,o L,,lc,
more VOWS mo. no. than any other nation ever
rcld of [chccra7. And now gentlemen. when Won
drink with enthusiasm the toast of Prosperity ~
Ireland, let ne tell Won this that IN r,,. e,r, AMI
soM believe that the r,use or tho .l,sc,o - ,I,
prosperity is not so ,oucb tbe ,,is,, .r,,.,,t -
the country as the want Of self reliance and Lcst
cXcition amongst our>cI,e.
Ii You arc fit to be iIer,ncn + ,.onarn horcetn,c
when Won hear the toast Of .pro.norfy 70 I,cI,al"
remember that that prosperity de- cnd> upon your
selves hcersl-,co,cr,ier II ;c ,i,,rs io',l = :;
yours to win it. Continued checlinel And if,.on
want TO know how II is 10 he yyo, osl- t,,.i.in
Clarke of Amcrca-Noul CHEERING IT,o,t,,,t
r., -
the history of American Indcpcadcncc-- l,lcorin,,
kissing, and slight conins:oDl (icntlcnon | am
exceedingly sorry if single word that | have sad
has in the least degree hurt the feelings OF any IN
diNidual pIesent-(hear. helrl You will find that
tie means by winch American prosuor;t,. bae Ioe,,
gained were truth. honesty and sci -reIi,Icn l,,.
pausc) By those means and H.. tboso ,oo,'.
alone the prosperitv OF cycry n,t;c, 70 ~ ,,..
-lhear hear)
AIr. F. ODonohuc rc,d an address r. tho ca,,t,i,
officers and crew of the American shin, yictnr
Captain Clarke read his rcplv. of vb;cI, tbn G,,.
lowing is an extract You VII rcrmit mo to say
in acknowledging your cIooucrt aId.c.e that we
have come here n,cs.e,,or. Of o,.c,,r., l,,.,,,,
Ia the distressed Irish 'r
fellow citizens Of tho American ,n,,,lJ,o
sion has M reference n ,oI,,,.iI ,,..-:,ir,i,,,,
The Americans heard vo, ,,ern j., r..cJ and i; -,
ming to vonr aid thc- we're oo,orncI h,. t Ii.,l,
ct impulses which actfiate men. and NAV, 81.
without offence to any form of governments that to
help the suffering and TO raise up the loWIy is the