The New York herald., 1850-07-19
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Death of Sir Robert Peel by a
Fall from his Horse.
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IMPORTANT FROM PORTUGAL
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The Demand Of Commodore Morgan,
Of the American Squadron.
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AID NCE IN TTON
improvement i'm Breadstuffs.
Improvement in Breadstufrs.

Improvement i'm Breadstufrs.
HALIFAX TELEoRAPH 0FrIcE, July IS, 1850
The America kss arrived. Captain Shannon reports
head winds the whole passage. The A. arrived OF the
barber last night and was detained by dense for.
cne arrived ft Liverpool Sunday noon, and sailed
on her return, on Saturday the 9th inst at two NJ
Cotton advanced I'd. all descriptions above infe-
rior qualities. Sales 60 900 bales ulstors IT. O0
and exporters 5000 bales.
Sir Robert Peel was killed June 29th by fall from
his horse.
The Commercial Intelligenc from India and China
is considered very satisfactory.
The money market continues easy. Discounts on
good bills at sight, 2x per cent. Consols have
nuctuated from e6iz on Tuesday, to OF on Friday.
Accounts from the manufacturing districts represent
an increased trade.
The Havre cotton market, on Monday and Tuesday
very quiet Sales 800 bales at previous rates
The Am ericas news reached that city, and caused
an improved feeling The sales Of that day 5000
bales, at full prices.
Portugal.
We have dates from Lisbon to the 9th ut. Great
excitement prevailed there in consequence of the
rival of Anne squadron in the Tagus enforce
the claim Of f5o 000 Twenty lone days allowed
by the American commander for final reply. Fears
ment have determined to resist the demand upon
them.
In relation to the ficulty between the United
States and Portugal the correspondent Of the Tmes
says, that previous to the arrival Of Comm sdore
Morgan with the Independence and Mississippi, some
delay was oecasonetr from Mr.. Clay pressing half
dozen different claims, Of ancient date and refusing
all proposals for arbitration, in manner indicating
the possession Of ample powers and Instructions from
thr department of State at Washington.
IT was also said that Mr. Clayton had shown an
equal disnclinston to treat with Henry Buwer,
hear any explanation of facts relating the
claims arising from the Destruction the Am.riesn
cruiser General Armstrong" in the port OF fayai
by British force In 1914, subsequent to the arrival
of the Mississippi Mr.. Clay called upon the Minister
of Foreign Affairs and verbally intsmated that he
should only give the government twenty four hours
for final resolution upon the different claims. He
appears to have refused to give his ultimatum In
writing, but TO have LEFT to be inferred that he
pected the proposal Of round for the whole Of
the claims Mr. Clay assumed very decisive tone,
which had the effect Of alarming the government But
believe they to the resolution Of Count Iojas
addressing note TO Mr.. Clay, to the effect that
utimstum of twenty -four hours could be submitted to
the council Of ministers, unless he presented IL in
writing
hear the POres nuncio has informed Count Iojal.
England.
In the House Of Lords, monday night the ministry
suffered another defeat by majority Of twenty-five,
the Irish franchise bill The proposal Of govern
ment that the rsnchrs should be regulated by an
fs qualification, and Lord Stanley proposed mend-
ment, that the qualification be els instead. The
dmen. being carried and the principle OF the bill
destroyed, government have since Withdrawn IT, They
have also Withdrawn the Lord Lieutensncy of Ireland
bill, the Mercantile Marine Bill, and the Amended
Encumbered Estate Bill. They have announced their
determination to stick to the budget and IL need be-
appeal TO the country upon a.
There Is an increase Of f561 COZ on this years re-
venue, compared with last years. The increase In
the declared value Of experts compared ~ih June
oflastyesr is Al tC4e25, being larger increase than
but,d with rcmarkabe nnformity throu ghout ali d.
par'msnts OF bnsiness Half Of the being inde-
p,nd,n mt q manufactures Of cotton or wool.
The sudden and Violent death Of Sir Robert Peel
caused great sensation In England and France. The
Englih papers are hcd, almost TO the exclusion Of
eveythiDg tlse with extended notices OF the life aud
character q the late Premier and with speculatons
10 TIE effect his death will have upon the politics Of
his country The particulars Of his death are thus
ing from his residences inv hiteha mp Constitution H.
his bor.e suddenly shed at something passing kicked
face Although rendered insensible by the fall, Sir
Robert retained hold of The reins and the animal being
thus checked Lost his footing and fell heavily upon
the top of the baronet Several gentlemen passing,
rendered the Necessary assistance and the ExPremer
Vas placed IN carriage and removed 10 his house In
whitehall In state OF insensiblty All the medical
talent Of London at his service Their united
Effort. were upsvailng. After lingering TN eleven
oesck on Tuesday night the great Statesman expired
In the cd year Of his age.
In reply to an ofer BY Lord John Russell, In the
fur ersl the family declined the honor iaasmncS a.
was Sir Roberts last Wis that he should be buried in
prsSso, Asssy With as little parade as ro..bi-.
Inc hts nuon OF government has been csll.d 90 the
tr.Atmtnt which Smith o'Bren has received At Brice
Island, but without eicitine apythns ssfisN.ctorv
from them Large public meetings have been held IN
Dublin Limerick and other cities ct which the cen.
duct Of government has been DENOUNCED by men Of
eli shades Of political opinion. AZ the Dublin meet
Ing letter nom Mr. OBrien TO Mr. Butt Queep's
Council. was received confirming all that had b,en
reported about the crueiy to which ne subject.d
Speculation h ripe In England 10 the prob.b. ef
feet the death OF Sir Robert Peel will In the po~i
ton OF parties the general belief appears be that
theevent viii rather than weaken the holds
Of the present ministry.
The death Of Mr. Browne, NJ. r., for Mayo, Ireland,
was also announced.