The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-11


barley. Tumips, oats, beans and peas are looking
beautiful and growing at rapid rate OF the hay crop
confidently state that il 10 generally abundant,
aud that, IL the weather continue favorable will be Sc
cured in ex silent condition.
The clover srops are especially heavy. South Of
Nottingham great deal Of hay is cut, and this
weeks weather has enabled the farmers Of the southern
and midard counties to load immense quantity OF
hay in good condition. and those north Of the Trent to
cut the grass and put 1t in state oil forwardness
SuFFoLK. Never did the crops Of wheat, barley,
oats, beans, peas appear more hourishng condl-
ton than in most parts OF this country at the present
time Suffolk Chroa.
The apple crops throughout this and the adjoining
county will be complete failure this year, the orchards
looking as Il struck by lightning CIDER is rising rapid
" ~ price, aud the masters are consequently looking
forward 10 an advance in prices. - Western Journal.
THE CANADAs.--In the House Of Lords on the
18th july Lord Melbourne stated, in answer 10 ques-
lions put by Lord Winchelses whether Sir John Col
borne had resigned, and whether Canada in sitaa-
ton that IL requisite TO send out additional
force '. As regarded Sir John Cobone. that dlstn-
gushed officer certainly had requested that an arrange
ment should be made by which he might be relieved
from the command Of the troops and with respect TO
the other question: the Government did not think there
was any thing IN the present state OF affairs ~ Csnada
that would require an augmentation OF the military
forces there"
The Great Western Steam Ship Company has taken
steps increase its capital from f250 900 to 000-
000 Their first object will be establish two sddi-
tionsl steam ships Of the FIRST class for tier lines be-
tween Great Britain and the United States, one Of these
ships being appropriated to that Of Liverpool and New
York
The Pique Frgate from Quebec, arrived out in 20
days.
Hon Richard Rush sailed for New York in the Me-
diator, July 10Th.
A Select Committee Of the Honse Of Commons
have resolved to recommend uniform rate Of post
age throughout the empire two pence, and the weight
OF each letter 70 be half an ounce Stamp paper for
| covers to be used.
The intelligence of the defeat of the Sub-Treasury
BILL which went out per Sirius which sailed from
New York the 30lh June reached London on the
18th uIt
The Prince do Jonyie arrived at Brest on the 10th
July. The city funcobaries not expecting his arrival
SO soon were unprepared DO him the approximate
honors, and begged him stay board till the next
day He very good Bauredy consented TO the quaran-
tine, and the reception day all that it ought to
be.
Ireland continues 10 most disturbed state, and Mr.
| O'Conne declares that nothing will satisfy him and
her but the total adjustment to the tiihe system
very interesting and important debate took place on
this subject in the Commons the 18th, when u was
determined 10 advance f350O00 in addition 10 the
f650O00 already advanced for the payment OF arrears
Of tthes due the church in Ireland thus admitting
the inability impoiey Of enforcing payment from the
people.
axowed, which 90 far confirm previous convic-
TONS thst The entire church establishment of England
is about be systematically assaied and that all mi
differences Of opinion will shortly be absorbed in
this momentous question. Its agitation and final set
element fail produce extraordinary degree
Of excitement and may be attended with serious con-
sequences. i is quite apparent, however, that the
Conservative party steadily increasing in strength,
and that the present mixed Ministry which is neither
Wing Radical, must very shortly be superseded by
Sir Robert Peel and his friends.
Commercially, the following notice from the house
Of Wildes & Co. which appeared in the London eve
ming papers Of the Goth OF July, will be deemed OF im-
portance -
"All persons having any claims against George
Wides & Co, as Bill. holders otherwise, are re-
quested to present the for payment, st their
Counting house, No IS Coleman street"
John Van Buren, the son of the President is feted
in common with the Duke de Nemours, Prince Ester
hazy, Prince Schwar,zenberg the Dukes Of Dalmatia,
Wellington, aud others. At the Grand Entertainment
to the Ambassadors at Gudhsll, by the Confederation
Of London, John is down among the very chosen
few on the right hand Of the Lord Mayor
The Journal de Ia Haye states that the Germanc
Diet has consented TO cede part OF the Grand Duchy OF
Luxembourg TO Belgium, on condition OF receiving a
territorial indemnity from the King Of Holland
Nsrvaez has been nominated Captain General Of La
Mancha and Toledo He has had an advantage over the
Carllsts, and taken many prisoners Expectation Is
chiefly directed towards Aragon and Valencia, where
hold Of Cabrera According to Saragossa journals Of
the 10TH Pardnss with his four batalons entered Da-
roca the 7lh.,
The Paris papers speak Of the attention shown by the
Queen TO the Prince de Nenours. ms Of so marked 4
character admit of but consrnctio--thc de-
sire for matrimonial alliance. The English papers on
4 the other hand ridcue the idea
LIvRRpooL, Goth July, 1888.
Since the last sailed 5,h inst there has been
little change IN the complexion Of cotton market
| The demand has been to moderate extent, nearly
equal the consumption and though freely sup
phed holders have not pressed sales in quantity much
beyond the demand aud there is further decided de-
cline in prices, except for the most inferior qualities,
which Id per ID lower, and very DUH and the market
generally having continued heavy, any attempt to sell
largely must have produced greater depression The
extrsordoary extent Of the import has checked specua
ton aud induced the customers 10 con6ne their pur-
chases to the supply Of their present wants particularly
the demand for goods and yarn not brisk. The
sales for the week ending 9th inst g. 60 bales;
and for that ending 18th inst they amounted to 20040
bales. OF the latter s, 100 were Upland, al 6as7f-
$3.50 Orleans at 5asA, with IA at $3.50 Alabama
and Mobile 5aSd with 30 at 81 and 800 Sea Island
at l7s33 per ID. The particulars Of the present weeks
business will not be asceraLcd in season tonsert here,
but the daily business estimated at nearly the
the previous week. The import of Gotten into Liver
pool since the LIST Of January amounts 10 ,O3OO 600
bales, against 100000 to period last year The
supply from the United States is 1913 900, being in
Of 2730O0 bales The stock in this port is esti-
mated about $50 900. against $4,000 at the same
period last season; the stock Of American is about
444 900 bales or 1856 900 than it then was and
far larger than il has been before.
The corn markets rather higher in consequence o.
the light stock and the prospect Of rather late harvest
Foreign wheat in bond has advanced Sd, and prime
quality is worth 7sa7s Cd per 10 lbs Turpentine dull
and lower the last sales at l3sa l3s Sd per cwt
for fair quality.
IlEwEY,s sERMoNs.--Moral views Of Com.