Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-27
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM LONDON


Can't. Hebbard, at New York from London, we
are in possession of files of papers from the Bri-
fish metropolis Of the goth Of September, and
from Portsmouth to the 22d OF that month.
splendid public entertainment has been gil
ven to Earl Grey, in Edinburgh. ltwas great
occasion. The Lord Chancellor, and many OF
the nobility and gentry, particularly OF the
north, were present. Earl Grey Lord Brough'
am, Lord Durham, and Others made speeches,
which are highly commended
The Cholera prevails with great fatality IN
many parts of Europe and particularly in Swe-
den Up to the 10th OF Sept. there had peen
3l7e cases and 1879 deaths of that disease in
Stockholm, containing population OF less than
$4,000
LONDON, Sept 20, IL o'clock.-The Money
Market has been this morning, up to the present
hour. without any feature of consequence
Consols have been 90 81 sellers for account
without any variations, and with few ransac-
tons effected.
la the Foreign Market the reports Of the two
parties in the Finance Committe at Madrid be-
ing now published, appear to have checked Tor
the present speculation in Spanish Stock, as,
until the result of the debate in the Cortes upon
their respective merits is know, calculations up
on its value are counteracted. In the early
part of the morning the quotation was % IA
l-2 and it is now 50 is 3-S. Portuguese is
likewise rather lower, being so 5-S rs. Bra
lillian is 70 to IA. CHILEAN Stock has again ad-
vanced, being 33 81, and Colombian 32 l-2 3o
The letters from Paris, of Thursdays date,
bring the prices of the Funds there generally
higher but do not contain any news OF interest.
Advices have been received from CONSTANT
nople TO the Goth ultimo, at which time affairs
remained tranquil.
IRELAND.
O'Connell continues his agitation letters to
Lord Duncannon, but the London Journalists
speak disparageingly both OF the letters and
their effects.
Brsuop ENGLAND.-The Cork Chronicle con-
tanS the following paragraph
The Right Rec. DR.. ERgidnd.-We are hap
Nv to announce that the Reverend DR. England,
Bishop of Charleston, arrived yesterday (Sun~
day) i'm this his native city, by the Victory,
steamer from Bristol We have the gratlfca-
ton to state the eStmabe prelate enjoyed the
best health and proceeds in few days, via
IiyerpooL to Charleston, South Carolina, ac-
compauied by some ladies from the Ursuline
community at Blackjack, who purposed estab-
fishing a convent of their order in the vicinity
of Charleston. After founding this institution,
Dr. England will, we understand, proceed to
Havti in the exercise of his legantine commits
sion from the Holy See, which has been renew
ed and ampifed to the utmost extent, as the
venerable prelate deservedy enjoys the highest
confidence from the father of the faithful and
the various congregations connected with his
legation
FRANCE.
Paris advces are to 18th of September
They contain nothing French, OF much inter-
est.
The Journal de la Marine e, Colonies says
"Narshal ClauZel has received letters from the
nrincipal inhabitants Of Algiers announcing
that they had appointed NJ. Mauguin to be the
delegate of the colony charged with their in
teresls in the capital"
A vessel had sailed from Calais for st. Peters
burgh with Is mechanics for weaving net lace,
and as many English weavers with their fami-
lies Il appears that a French merchant is
about to introduce the manufacture of this arti-
Gle into Russia, where English cotton suited for
its fabrication has just been decreed to be admit
ted without the payment of any duty.
SPAIN
According TO the latest accounts from the north
of Spain, Gen. Zumalacarreguv, the Carst
commander, was again acting on the offensive.
Besides Viana and Bergdrra the Carlists have
made an attack on Tolosa, place OF some I'M
portance having considerable garrisonand the
kew we believe, TO RodPs communications with
the south of Spain. From that it is quite evil
dent that Rodil has not made so much progress
in putting an end TO the iuSurrecton as his
friends wished, and that Zumalacarreguy is
still in a situation TO give him vast deal OF
trouble if not to make the contest doubtful
The controversy in the House ofProcuradores
relative to the Spanish Bill OF Rights has hnal-
ly terminated by the passage of the bill in that
body
AParis paper of the 18th of September, says:
The latest accounts from Madrid confirm my
PREDICTION. Instead of sudden and complete
revolution, which was talked of there has been
nothing but progressive and moderate reform.
The Chamber of Procuradores yields to the Mi
nisters upon all occasions, when the latter put
forth good reasons for their doing so. The Mi
nsters, in spite of their defeats, will be able to
maintain themselves in power, if they will but
agree among themselves, and pay attention to
the Just demands of the Procuradores. AT all
events, the Government of Queen Isabella does
not appear to be in the least danger.
RUSSIA.
Another fire had occurred in Moscow by which
200 houses had been destroyed.
The Emperor Nicholas is said to have re-
sponded to the demaud Of the Porte for assist
ance against Mehemet Ali, that his engage
ment to offer him aid, was only in cases where
he VAS attacked, and not where he was the ag-
gressor.
The London Courier of the 10th ult. has the