The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-03-23
STILL LATER.

The packet ship Duchess d'Orleans Capt Richard
son arrived last evening from Havre, haviag le that
port on the evening OF February 18th By her we have
Hsvre papers 10 the 18th and Paris to the 10Th,
tanning London dates to the evening Of the 9Th.
Things in the North Of Europe look rather squaly.
10 consequences Of the appointment Of the Polish Gene
raj Schrzyneck to be commander In chief OF the head
quarters OF the Belgian army" tho Pussian and Aus
trian Ministers had demanded their passports France
posting strong corps Of observation the Bel
gan frontier; aud Prussia, jealous Of this movement,
was doing the same
The addresses of the two Houses Of the British Par
lament presented TO the Queen on the 9TH, with
the usual formaites On the 9Th, the Queen returned
her gracious answer thanking them for their loyalty,
DC.
Paris, Feb. s-The Address to her Majesty Queen
Victora echoing the Royal speech, carried in the
House of Lords without division. In the Commons,
Mr. 7. Dunconbes proposed amendment for reform
Of the Reform Bill was negatycd. after debate OF
some length. by majority Of 426 against SO.
Paris, Feb 9.--The debate in the House OF Com
on the OH was Of considerable interest It
on bringing up the Address Lord Palmerston in reply
to Mr. Hume, it will be observed, explained the posi-
ton Of Luxembourg with reference to the claims OF Bel
gum, and Mr.. OConnell repaid the late attack upon
him by Lord Brougham in kind and rendered an exPa-
nation OF the horrible nsnuaton he is alleged to have
made against the Of the late Lord Norbury. The
state Of Ireland and slight reference to the hosties
in the East and to the views Of Government relative to
Canada, concluded the business Of the evening.
Earl Gray, Tuesday last, met with serious acci-
dent, while reading, in the drawng-room at Howlck
Hail. one Of the large paintings having fallen on his
ordships head. The blow almost proved fatal TO the
Noble Earl, whois not yet out Of danger Tyne Nsr-
curry.
London. Feb. s.-Three o'clock. Consols for ac-
count 81 7-s 92 Bank shares 203.
Paris, Feb 0. i to 2 o'clock-Fivc per cents II0f.
25c. Threes 7sf 40c
PARIS, Feb. THE Moniteur publishes Royal
ordonnance dated yesterday resokng the appointment
of NJ. Persi as President Of the Commission Of the
Mint This removal Of Persil from his Office is
derstood have been caused by that geniemans being
mixed up with the Opposition electoral committees.
The appointment was worth 30, 600 fr. per annum,
Paris Feb 9-The Echo Francois was seized yes
terday for publishing paragraphs Of tho article in
the National for which that journal seized the day
before.
Paris, Feb 6.-Thc Coalition and the dissolution of
the Chambers again the themes exclusively dwet
on by the journals Of this morning.
The Quotdienne still contends that the Chamber has
been dissolved to ensure the triumph Of system Of
ayortsm, which is itself the produce of certain
allied will, personifed in a few men
1.-THE Jacqueminot party" says this journal, has
been formed only for the purpose OF subrgatng the
Government TO this determined will It was league
entered into by the Court party against parliamentary
liberty. Corruption has been tried in every form to
obtain the suppression OF the Chamber at eas. the
abdica,ion Of It's importance. The Chamber dis
solved because the unable TO influence it by
the system of corruption The instrument was broken
because it refused to bend"
Letters from Naples, quoted by the Sud- Of Marsees,
state that the Neapoltan Government has Just antho-
rized the expectation Great Britain Of so 900 tomos
or about $1,000 loads Of wheat.