The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-07
From Tie NJ Y. Courier and Eaqa5r.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

From The NJ r. cowiu and Enquirer.
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship vlaolsrAs, Captain HAMS, from
Liverpool arrived yesterday in remarkably short
passage. We have received by her London papers
TO the 9th October, and Liverpool to the 10Th.
There Is no news RON England Of any impor-
lance, the commercial, which under every cir
cumstance is deserving Of attention.
Louis Philippe has returned 70 ST. Cloud, and the
official announcement Of the dissolution OF the
Chamber of Deputies has al last appeared. The
elections which will In consequence ensue occupy
chiefly the attention Of the Partisan press there Is
tte doubt however, that the result win be fayora-
Bile 70 The views Of the Government.
Don Carlos Is reirealing from Madrid before rs
partero, the Queens general No serious engage
meni, however, had taken place between the con-
tending parties.
In Portugal the attempts to re-establish the char
ter granted by Don Pedro il will be seen has entire
| ly failed.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Oct 9-The Consol market has been
inactive, and the attendance in the house slender
Consos remained without variation all day at the
closing price, 92t TO for money and account; Ex-
chequer bills, 5ls TO 53s and India Bonds So to 55s
/ premium.
BY the advices from Hamburger the price Of gold is
437t per mark, which, at the English Mint price of
f3 lis l0id the ounce for standard gold, gives an
exchange OF l., III and the exchange at Ham
burgh on London al short being 3D. H. tfollows that
gold Is OLE per cent. dearcr at Hamburger than in
| London.
The premium on gold at Paris is 81 per mile,
which al the English Mint price of f3 It's -Oid the
ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange OF %
SGT, and the exchange at Paris on London at short
being 2552i it follows that gold is 064 per-centum
| lower at Paris than in London.
The price Of soyereigns At New York o. sad Is o 81
cent; and the course Of exchange at New York on
London being l2 per cent, it follows that the ex-
change is0.is per cent. in favor of England
! Manchester 1rade-Business has been very fiat in
this town during the last few days; the cessation OF
purchasers of Russia the unfavorable tenure of the
American Presidents message and the fairness in
the Liverpool Cotton market have all produced their
share of effect on the demand for goods and yarn in
this town. Rather lower prices were offered yester-
day for yarn but not aware that any decline
was generally established Indeed most Of the spin
dies are at present under contract so that the guam
tity of yarn on the market is by no means large
Manchester Guardian.
Trade of PYeston-There has not this week been
quite much activity in the cotton trade as was the
case in the two preceding weeks. There Is no de-
cline in public confidence, nor has any visible reduc-
ton taken place in the prices of either the raw or
manufactured material There is on the whole iittie
TO complain of in this town. As regards the labor
ing population, employment is tolerably plentiful,
and provisions usually cheap. Manchester Guar
dian.
State of Trade at Maeelcsfeld- There is COM
paraive suspension Of the large purchases OF yarns
which have recently been making for Shipment and
the market is consequently quiet nor, indeed Is 1t
expected that much will be done either in goods or
twist continental account until after the termina-
tion of the approaching German fairs. There are no
| symptoms Of want Of confidence, however, or OF q
decided decline of prices. The home trade, we are
glad to say is and for weeks has been, brisk both
the London and country houses having been buying
extensively The present favorable weather for
bringing the harvest to a close will doubt, have
tendency to keep this branch Of business in activity
l--NfaccleSfed paper
On the l4,h Of October new steam ship, said to be
larger than any heretofore built in Liverpool was to be
launched at that port Her extreme length is $40 feet
breadth outside the paddle boxes SO feet and measure
Ito tons she is to have two engines Of two hun
dred horse power each
The following extract from one Of the papers, pre-
sents an amusing compound Of blundes:
"There has been a very smart struggle between the
wings and the Government party in the House Of Re
representatives. and the opposition after l3 ballots have
succeeded in eecng their favorite candidate the Hon.
Thomas Allen the editor Of the Madisonan, to the Of
fee Of printer to the Assembly, by majority OF two in
the room Of the late printers Messrs. Gale Benton,
Of the Washington Globe, who were the Government
candidates for the Office.
FRANCE.
LONDON Oct 6--The Moniieur of Wednesday,
which with the other Paris papers Of that day we have
recev ed in ordinary course contains ROYAL ordinance
declaring the Chamber Of Deputies dissolved, fixing the
elections for the 4h Of November with the exception
Of those for Corsica, which take place tho
18th of that month and convoking both Chambers for
| the 2Sth of December next.
by second ordinance, fifty new Peers are created.
PORTUGAL
| From the Lisbon Gazette. Of the 25fh Sept
/ We have the satisfaction to make it public that the
revolt has been completely brought to an end. De-
spatches have been forwarded to the Government by
Baron Vllar 1orpm, commander Of the third military
DIVISION who reports that every thing quiet at Opor
to- and throughout the district under his command.
| LISBON, Sept 23-4 P. M.
Teegraphc despatch from Oporto, from the commander
Of the Third Military Division.
"On The 2Oth inst the rcvolted troops surrendered
under the following conditions-viz, l. All the sol
ders to be at the disposal Of her Maesys Government
2 The revolted chiefs to quit the Kingdom. g. The
officers to be put upon the reduced pay Of the tariff Of
/ 1900
"These conditions extend to the troops at Valencia
and other places"
| p s. The above news has been fully confirmed by
the Oporto post just arrived. The game is completely
| up, and my prediction from the very commencement
has been verified The conditions upon which Saldan-
ha and Tercc have surrendered above stated
nPuBIu,sr No. VIII, is, we regret mislaid.