The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-17
From The N. Y. Times.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

BY the arrival Of the packet ship Siddons, Captain
Palmer. from Liverpool on the l4th ult we have re-
ceised Liverpool papers Of that date and London pa
pers of the 18Th being day later from each city than
advices by the Liverpool.
It will be that the Liverpool cotton market is
in healthy condition prices are fully maintained
oar accounts show an advance Of l-sd per pound
Money is represented to be much in demand at Lon
don. The sales Of stocks quite limited and at
duced prices. u-. ~.
In the House Of Commons the 18th ult. Lord
John Russell gave notice that he should move the third
reading of The new Jamaica bill on the I4th
The Times says that immense numbers of petitions
had been presented against the Government system
national education.
The French ministry incurred another signal defeat
in the Chamber Of Peers Monday, in the proceed
ings respecting the proposed law Of NJ Mounier relative
TO the Legion OF Honour An occurrence observes
correspondent OF the London Times. in chamber
which had almost uniformly shown itself the obsequious
instrument of government is naturally considered to
prove that the ministry has not much influence it,
and consequently no strength"
The question at Issue whether fonr articles in the
proposed bill which directed the appointment, Of grand
council, whose duty would be TO nat the condi-
tons prescribed by law concerning the comforting Of
the order was observed by Ministers should should
not stand part Of it. ...
1t was considered all but certain that the Chamber
Of Deputies would reject the proposed bill of Ministers
authorize loan OF 5000 Door, to the company which
had undertaken to construct railroad from Paris to
Versailles y the left bank OF the Sene-an impression
which had produced another and serious fall in the
shares of that company. ".~". ~.
Expected War beiteeen The Porte and the Pasha of
Egypk-The London Times sta,es on the authority Of
its Constantinope letters, that .-. ..
At no period has the Turkish navy presented more
formidable appearance than at present No fewer than
TO- 900 marines (and soldiers to act such) were
board il. These circumstances led to the conviction
that the Sultan expected good and immediate service
from it.
Our letters, says the Times, then proceed to state
that Sayar Pasha, who two months previously had
been sent into Asia Minor to inspect the army under
Haz Pasha, and that Iconia under Had Ali Pasha,
returned on the 18th of May, and on the following day
laid his repor, before Grand Council Of The Porte
The particulars had not hanspired but it "ooked
upon certain" that a)tc, dciiberaon Of ten hours
The majority Of the Council of opinion that
should be declared against Mehemet Ali without
delay.
Trade is stated to be in "woful state Of stagnaon
in the Levant During nine months" says the Times
correspondent, sale of any consequence has been
made by any mercantile house in the Turkish capital.
Accounts from Spain state that serious appehensions
entertained for the tranquility Of Valencia, Ca
dir. Malaga &c. during the electoral struggle about to
commence.
The Pacha Of Egypt has just sent several ami
mails, including remarkably fine tame on as presents
to the French Government, for the menagere in the
Garden Of Plants. ...
London Money Market, June Is Money has again
become very in the city, particularly at the
Stock Exchange, and in the Foreign Market the demand
for has seldom been greater than it to-day Five
per the minimum given on any stock, but the
rate Of interest Of course varied according to the de-
scrip,on Of security offered As regards the English
Funds some sales again made; but the most ex.
tensive in Bank Stock, which has in consequence
sus aimed further depression Of IL per cent Va
rous reasons were assigned for the sales but be-
lieve they chiefly attributable to the scarcity OF
money, added to the expectation which is justly enter
tanned by many that the directors Of the Bank Of Eng
lend will not be able to continue to pay even the pre-
sent reduced rate Of dividend but be compelled to call
upon the propretors sanction further alteration
Excheauer bills, likewise, underwent slight fall and
closed heavy at 20 to 80 prem Consols remain at 81
buyers for the account. Long Annues, Ia 10th to
| 3-s, and Bank stock, 100 LIZ 10 l9l IL.
The chief business in the foreign market was transact
ed in the Peninsula securities, which have again adj
vanced little, but in the other stocks there Is 10 mate
rial alteration.
By the Eliza we have accounts from Canton to the
18th of February where things appeared 10 be going on
more satisfactorily. The sales Of British manufactures
were rather considerable though at somewhat reduced
prices The freight England was "a los 10 "a
| l5s per, ton.
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