The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-15
From the Journal Of Commerce.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY the packet ship Quebec, Capt Hepburn we have
received London papers of August 7h inclusive,
tanning Liverpool dates Of the morning Of the 9Th
Monday.
The packet ship Orlheus Bursley, from New York
18th Of June, arrived at Liverpool on the 9th, and her
news published in a second edition OF the London
Times Of the 7th copied from the Liverpool Albion of
the previous day. 1t received in London BY ex-
press. ..
Paris dates are to Angus. 9th, and Madrid to the s9h
July.
In the House of Lords, Aug. 3d. the Irish 1.-THE bill
being called up Lord Brougham strongly condemned
the proposed grant of fl,O0O,00O Cor E90O OO0) on
Of the Of tithes declaring that il
violation of the religions liberty make all sects thus
contribute towards an already endowed establishment
| letter from Lucern, states that the French Go
vernment had formally demanded the expulsion Of Louis
Bonaparte from the Swiss territory.
The differences between Gen. Eapartero, command
er of the Army Of the North, and the Spanish Govern
pent, were not adjusted The General, il appears,
dissatisfied with the feeble support he received from the
Ministry and demanded the dismissal Of tho Ministers
Of Finance and Justice personally hostile to him. 1t
said he determined to resign his station unless
| this demand was complied with. The two Ministers
refused sign the dismissal Of their colleagues The
Council agreed that the Ministry should remain was,
retire massc. Count Ofalia, President of the
Council hereupon addressed a communication to Gen.
Espartero, soliciting him to rescnd his determination,
and similar letter addressed to him by the Queen
The reply Of the General would decide the fate Of the
Ministry, and also the issue Of the military operations
directed against Estela. postscript adds that the
Queen had decided not to accept the resignation of the
Ministry.
No attack had been made upon Estella (he head
quarters OF Don Carlos) at the date Of the last accounts
London Aug. 6-Evening commercial ac-
counts which have been received from the u States to-
day not, far the progress Of trade and its
segment results upon that great community, SO very I'M
portant might have been anticipated. According to
the best authorities to which be obtained,
the commerce Of the model republic without having
retrogradcd continues to wend devious course OF me-
gatve prosperity and dizziness. ....
Consuls closed this afternoon at 90 "a for money
and % 7-S buyers for the account. India Stock Is
264 IL money. The premium upon Exechsqucr Bills
has advanced to rs n, and on India Bonds to rs
49,
The Foreign Market has been very dull to-day.
London, Aug 4.-The late untoward weather has
naturally induced very large specuaiions in corn,
and they have been carried to such extent that
is confidently anticipated by experienced parties that
foreign corn in the Of the present month, will
be imported and sold under the lowest scale Of duty
London, Aug. 6.-The weather during the week has
again been exceedingly changeable, and we have had
rain almost every day, which will incline the supersiious
to cling to their faith in the ancient legend Of St. Swh
in. The farmers, however have made hay while the
sun shone,' and large quantities were led in the course
Of Wednesday and Thursday the close Of the present
week, so far Yorkshire is concerned, will, however,
by no means see the whole Of it in stacks. The
ports from other districts highly favorable; one
thing only appears TO be wanting and that fine wealth
cr ensure for us the bountfu products Of the earth
1t will be seen from Wakefield corn letter Of Fri
day. that good fresh wheat was Is TO 2s per quarter
1earer but that the sale not lively.
Considerable fears have been entertained during the
past and present week with respect TO the crops par
ticulary regards the condition Of the wheats We
believe however, we borne out in saying that the
spring corn generally continues to hold promising ap-
pearance, although the harvest will be later than in
former years.--Midiand Counties Herald.
The corn crops around are extremely fine, but the
want Of weather is beginning to produce anxiety
Stamford Mercury.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Saturday, Aug Ave
have again to-day had considerable demand for cotton
The sales have been 5000 to 5000 bales chiefly to the
trade; market steady.