The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-01
FOREIGN sAssssa NEWS.
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Intelligence by the steam Ship
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lesgue for restoring the principle Of protec
lion for national industry. 1t is supposet
; that the meeting was gotten up for The pur
pose Of foriifying the House OF Lords in tn
step that il now seems probable that branct
of The Legislature will rur'ue 10 throwing
on, The bill fer the repeal Of the navigation
: act. Should this bill be defeated in til,
House Of Lords, it will, i, is supposed, car
~ down with il all the prominent measure
Of the Ministry, and the Ministry itself.
Canadian aGiirs have been on severn
occasions incidentally noticed in ParIia
men', but the Ministry have carefully
avoided giving any Information Of the views
or intentions Of the Government 10 relation
TO the impending quarrel.
II The Peers th;ow out the bill for re.
lpealIng the navigation laws, tho British
nation is evidently in for an agitation more
bitter ard personal than this county has
experienced since 1880. The interests OF
individuals and classes are deeply involved,
tho landlords will fight for increased in
come; the masses and the manufacturing
community for cheap bread and increased
trade. The bill was to have been taken up
! 10 The House Of Lords On the 7th Of May,
instant.
The ratio in aid bill has reached the
/ Lords; but the vote on the repeal of the
navigation laws bill will decide 'he fate of
that measure, as well as Lord John Rus.
sells bill for emancipatiug the Jews. Ii
the Peers resolve on an adverse decision,
tho ministry 10 out, and Of course the De.
pendau, measures fall through; il o,he'.
wise, the material measures will, in all
probability, be carried.
Mr.. Ewari, Oh Tuesday, preferred his
annual motion Tor the abolition of death
punlshAent.
FRANCE.
According 10 the programme of the 4th
OF May, and for which a etsnt Of 100000
francs has been made by the Nalona!
Assembly, lie Deum will be held by
thu, body aud the constituted authorities,
for which woikmcn are bus,y making pre-.
paralons in The Place &c la Concordc. On
The same occasion TIE city OF Paris vii!
give grand cnieftanAeLt 10 The Presi.
den, of The Rerualic.
The loan Of 25 100000 OF francs con.
,racied by the city Of Paris, was abju1ica.
ted on Thursday week TO NJ Beckett d Co.
at Jos {. 46 c.-every debeniute Of 1000
T. carrying inietes, al per cent. These
terms are considered highly advantageous
and hre held 10 show thai confidence is be
ing fully established.
The breach between The Presiden, and
his cousin, N4poIaon Bonsparie, is now
complete. Al the close OF as, week, i'm.
mediaicly after The return Of the latter
from Madrid, u violent aitsfcahon took
place between the cousins, the result Of
which would have been. under ordinary
circumstances, an appeal to arms. The
insult which occasoned his outbufsi, was
given altar a great deal Of recriminatiou
had passed between the parties. Napoleon
Bonaparte denounced The President as a
bastard, aud told him he was not only q
kue's egg pa, Islo an Eagles nest but that
the whole Of the Bonapar,e family knew
him to be SO.
Divers parties in the field are actively
employed in underwriting to influence the
FORTHCOMING elections. |, is impossible TO
give guess OF the result, even IN Paris.
The authorities a, Marseiies have pre-.
vented the sailing Of body Of volunteers,
raised IN Paris for the service Of The Roman
republic.
The cholera is Paris is on The decrease.
Cd Dupon, de rEuse, who is So years of
age, is suffering from an attack Of il.
The approaching electoral struggle oc.
de Juinvile will be chosen a member Of
The legislature att the ensuing election.
IRELAND.
The private letters and newspapers re.
ceived from the West and South, are part
" filed with the deplorable accounts of
deaths by starvation in all the horrors
which have ever marked that awful cond.
ton in the Western wo,k.houses. The
paupers are dying in hundreds. Ia truth,
matters are getting from bad to worse.
The task Of reading the provincial organs
Of repeal has really become horrible. They
are all on the same story, and set to the
same tune.
The writ of error, in the case Of Smith
O'Brien and others, is to be heard in the
House Of Lords on the 10Th INST.
THE WAR IN HUNGARY.
The war in Hungary, so far at least as
Austria is concerned, is daily assuming a
more serious aspect. The Auslrians have
been slenally defeated and drawn to the
edge of Hungary if moi out Of the country
altogether. Their undoubted success has
carried dismay to the seat Of the empire,
and Vienna dreaded their triumphant up.
proach. Appearances are decidedly against
her. The disaster in Hungary tend ,o
, modify the tone of Austria in Piedmont
Rade,zky has reduced his demands for in
demn,ly from 2l3 100000 francs to so,
0OO,O which is acceptable to Sardinia
and treaty of peace has accordingly beer
conceded.
RUSSIAN HELP.