The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-19
From ne Y. " Star.
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

| Six DAYS LATER FHOM EUhOPE
By the packer ship Wellington, Capt, Chadwick,
! from London, and the United States, Holdredge,
from Liverpool, papers received to August l3
The most remarkable item OF news is new
Canada Bill introduced by Lord Brougham, which,
| In fact goes to amend the Ordinances of Lord Dur
ham. The second reading was carried, ayes 81,
noes SO. Lord Melbourn, AFTER this, said ne had
10 The decision If advising Aer Myesfys Ministers
10 disalop The ordinances. This strikes dead almost
all Lord Durham has done in Canada, particularly
! his course toward State criminals.
The great woolen factory Of Mr., Randsing at FL
b9uf was destroyed by fire on The 18th August. Loss
estimated at million francs Three hundred per-
sons were thrown out Of employ by this calamity.
! The Cotton market has improved, and American
qualities below fair had advanced an I'd. THE BUSH
ness of the week ending August II, was large.
| The trade of the British Manufacturing Districts
continues to improve In consequence chiefly of or
ders from the United States
| The price Of grain keeps up In England. There
is strong talk of heavy importations Of grain to
serve the wants Of the trade before the crops
come in There is slight advance OF Cd. to Is per
| 70 lbs.
General Hamilton, OF South Carolina, has nego-
tiaed the South Carolina Loan, with highly re-
spectacle mercantile house in London.
Mr.. Muhlenberg, the United States Minister, ar
rived at Vienna towards the latter end OF July Ii
was believed that the new Ambassador would have
his solemn audience of the Emperor TO deliver his
credentials before the departure of the Court for
Milan
The Lords condemn the punishment OF the State
Prisoners 10 Bermuda without trial, but say they
cannot be kept here moment Lyndhurst SAYS the
prisoners have legal remedy only against Lord
Durham, but Admiral Paget who brought them;
and the expatration Of Papineau Brown and OCal-
laghan, without trial, he condemns as monstrous.-
He says they can go back when they please, in de.
fance of the ordinance A great part Of the Peers
also admitted this. Again IL was admitted on all
sides, even by the Ministry that Lord Durham had
no power TO send the prisoners to Bermuda, which
was not in his jurisdiction.
Lord Melbourne intimated that the extraordinary
course Of the Lords might be construed into sane
on their part Of the rebellious faction in Canada
The Duke Of Montebello French Minister in
Switzerland, has demanded of the latter the expul-
sion OF Louis Napoleon. How sadly out OF joint the
times must be, when the son Of Napoleon's most
favore Marshal (Lannes) could be brought to sub
scribe to an act SO deIogatory TO every sentiment of
honor gratitude.
Spatn-No change had taken place In the minis
try. Lieut. Col. Ferrary, commander OF the French
auxiliary regiment had arrived from Saragossa and
would Il was supposed. have an important com
mand in Catalonia. Espartero would not attack
Estea I'll he learned the result OF Oraa's operations
before Morea in Lower Arragon Don Carlos had
arrived at Segura in Guipuscoa. The guerilla chief
Fl Mochuelo. (the owl OF the Queens army, made
an incursion into the Uzama on the Goth ult., and
carried of TO PamPlona some of the principal in
habitants of the valley
M. Fabricius, the Dutch minister at Paris excuses
himself in employing Chaltas to procure documents,
on the ground that all governments do the same and
have an annual appropriation for secret service
money.
liverpool Cotton Market, Friday, Angus, 10Th
We have had a fair demand for cotton today-sales
5000 bags. The business Of the week amounts to
AZ $40 bags of which 5000 have been taken by specu
lators, and 376O for export.
French Bioekade,-The Mexican and South Ameri-
can merchants at London, have demonstrated respec-
fully against the French Blockade Of Mexico as
totally destructive Of commerce between that country
and England. Several English cargoes have had to
De brought back; and specie now nerdicted TO be
brought in the packets as well quicksilver be
taken out. They suggest that her majesty should
mediate between France and Mexico.
Paris.-Bourse, Aug 9, half past o'clock, p m.
Last prices lllf 55c.; Three per Gents, S9f Sc;
Bank Auctions 2,630f.
There were 10000 thousand troops at Odessa
are dismissed they eynced the utmost terror be-
fore the CrcasSianS.
The Duchess Of Berri with her paramour or man
OF straw, Count Luchesi Palli, (Paille) are at vi
enna asking aims of the Emperor, who says he will
help them but not their retaners.
London Money Market, Friday evening" Aug. 10
The late advance in Consuls Is now ascertained 10
have been produced by purchases Of stock on account
of the savings banks, which, though small in amount
have had some influence on market otherwise in
an inactive state The sums invested have been
$1,000 daily, for four days Of the week, and il is
understood they will continue at that rate for some
time.
slight reaction occurred in the funds to-day and
Consuls closed at 97S to for money, and "a to for
account. BANK STOCK was 2UI 10 D. INDIA STOCK
264 to g. Exchequer bills and India bonds each 76s
TO 7Ss prem
M Fabrcus was allowed to remain in Paris till
the 18th, when he was positively to leave His sue
cessor has arrived. Prussia, Austria and Russia
all believed to have had Chaltas under pay. Their
corps diplomatique therefore called to condoe with
Fabricus.
The Wandering Piper is piping at Glasgow, and
draws wonderfully.
Several cases of hydrophobia in London, have
caused an order for the destruction of all dogs not
muZzled.
| Dueuo-A hostile meeting took place on Wednes-
day afternoon at Norwood Scrubs, between Lord
Albert Conyngham M p. and Mr.. Frederick Villiers,
late M. p, for Canterbury; the former attended by
| Lord George Benlick, M p, and the latter by Sir
Lytton Bulwer, M. p. After receiving Lord Al
bert's fire, Mr. Vilers fired in the air An expa-
nation then took place. and the principals left the
ground together A good many spectators had col
iected within shortdistance
The vauned Egyptian troops under lbrahim, in
Syria have been cut to pieces by the mountain tribes
| of the Druses. The latter were in June scourgng
the country between Damascus and Beyrout. A
number of Egyptian soldiers deserted to them.
Smyrna was totally free from plague July l6.
Late overland accounts from India state that the
chiefs in the British government Of Snde en-
trey paciied. The king of Persia, il appears, in
sigated by Russia had been in the eastern skirts Of
his empire and besieged Herat, but was obliged to
abandon it, Lieut.. Pottinger of the Bombay artillery
there, and secretly assisted and encouraged the
besieged to hold out. r England will soon have
railroad and steamboat cut across Persia to her pos
sessions in India, and then she may make Botany
Bay of the country of Cyrus.
/ M.