The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-20

remiuances from the United States 10 England be-
appears 10 III consideration with the
view Of aiding the manufacturing interest OF this
country. Il Is one paironized BIZ men who stand
deseryedy high In The estimation Of the commercial
world.
We said Eve weeks since that. on the eorn.law
question: "the number Of votes altogether In favor
OF change is estimated al point below 200" The
event (of % voiesl has merely confirmed lhisi the
termination OF The debate and The strength Of the
voting upon have however tended 10 give hrmness
10 The corn-markef, but thai which has Produced
more effect is the knowledge that oooOo qual.ers
Of wheat bought for England abroad have been
couniermanded. This counermand cannon anecl
The more remote markets, and, as TO those nearer
homr We believe that in The northern ports inclnd-
ing Hamburger nearly double that has peen Pui-
cnased Tor British account
unui to-day, money has been, throughout The past
week, very easy !" so much that The amount
borrowed OF The Bank OF England by some OF The
orokeIs-%n,ch, altogether, we understand. did no.
exceed ooo,oOo pounds-was paid back by them u
Is now Ugh, IN The same quarters, but the rates TOT
Judgments and discounts remain unaltered.
liverpool Correspondence ofbe N. y. Eveaiag Star.
vICTORIA-HER TEMPER & HER COURT.
Tho Queen has been at the Theatre twice since
my last. She goes 10 plain carriage, in The plain
est way
The scan mag alluded to in my letter Of the 18Th,
has exploded AMI the tale Is this Lady Flora Hast
ings Is in the suite OF the Duchess OF Kent This
10 her person, and some one conclued thai she was
awakardly conditioned adding that Sir james Clark,
the Physician, was the gallant The Queen heard
the story, the alteration N the ladys SIZE and
hastily sent message foIbdding her TO appear IN
her presence, and another message " the Duchess
OF Kent, desiring "the proffigae to be sent away"
Lady Flora asked why she was not 10 approach The
Queen, the answer was plainly given, and me Lazy
Flora tainted, exclaiming "hat this should be said
of Hastingsi'
She Instantly sent for her brother the Marquis of
Hastings and the Duchess Of Kent, demanding an
audience OF The Queen, asked who had spoken the
caumny. tras traced 10 Sir James Clark! The
Queen, seeing matters grow serious, consulted Lord
Melbourne and the Lord Chancellor. The Duchess
Of Kent advised with The Speaker, who recommend
ed her to call in the judgment Of The Duke OF Wei
lington. The Marquis OF Hastings arrived saw his
sister sent Sir C. Clarke and Lord B. Brodie TO exa-
mine her, and, with the exculpaiory statement OF
these eminent medical men in his hand, waited on
the Queen reproached her bitterly for listening 10
sanderers Of his sisters fame and very narrowly re-
strained himself from Insulting Lord Melbourne in
the ROYAL presence. The Queen IN tears, craved
forbearauce towards her fayore, and suggested mar
Lady Flora Hastings should quit the Court until her
health was re-esablished; and me J, MaIqus, sag,
!" No, that would confirm The slandersW Al last, the
Queen said she would receive Lady Flora at once,
and that she should accompany her to church inc
next Sunday, to show her Majestys opinion Of her
innocence. The Marquis OF Hastings demanaea
more-a personal expression of regret from inc
Queen, and received il, very unwillingiy given as
you may suppose
The Marquis IF Hastings believing that the SLAM
der had been propagaled by The Marchioness OF Ia
vistock consulted one OF his fathers friends-a
General ofcer--on The proprieiy Of CHALLENGING the
Marquis of TaviS,ock. The advice was that the
MARQUIS should be asked If he had known Of the re.
ports In question, and, if he had, whether ne had
adopted, authorized, believed, or defended them
All the reply was In The negative, and re Marchion-
ess of Tavistock remains the accredited ?ropagater
of The Lc The Marquis Of Hastings has demanded
from The Queen that she be DISMISSED and here The
matter Is now.
The Lady Flora Hastings has been supported
throughout This tdelicate investigation" by the
Duchess Of Kent. The graramen Of the Queens
dislike 10 her is that she visits the Conroys 10 whom
The Queen has taken vehement dislike.
The real cause OF Miss Days being slapped across
the face BY the Queen was, that she was twirling
her eye-glass and touched her Majesty on The shout
der Our Queen has a pretty spirit of her own
Heaven help her husband
RESIGNATION OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
The difficulties Of the French Ministerial question are
ended Count Mole and his colleagues, beaten ~ the
elections have resigned The claims OF The apostle OF
the Doctrine M Guzot have been set aside by the lead
ers of the Left and Left Centre who have assumed he
responsibility Of advising the formation Of Cabinet from
which he excluded His friends say thai he relqnsh
ed his claims at the personal request Of the King who
promised him the Presidency Of the Chamber; but the
ment is inaccurate, as the Ministry will certainly
vote for the election Of the latter gentleman to the Pre-
sdency The following Ministerial appointments were
regarded as final
Sout War and President.
Theirs, Foreign Affairs.
Dupin Justice
Human, Finance.
Passy, Interior.
V,IIemaine, Public Instruction
Tn another list NJ Teste is named for The Interior in
stead of Passv but with this difference, all the lists re-
ceiyed are alike. NJ Sauzet aud Dataurc are also to
have seats in the Cabinet but their Offices remain to be
determined.
Neooca,ions Of The formation Of a new Cabinet
in progress until the goth On that day the new minis
tiers presented the King onflne Of the policy on
which they would come in, as follows .n
LIST. That France should declare war against Don
Carlos I'd That Frapce should declare 10 Aus,ia
that she would allow OF marriage hetn cen an Ans
TRAN prince and the young Queen Isabella. IS had been
proposed by prince Meiternch 3D. hal the AFFAIRS oil
Belgium must he considered as settled 4h That the
war against Mexico should lie persevered M 5h That
the Of the FIVE cent rents should be adopt
ed 9th. That certain concessions shond be made 10
the growers OF beet root sugar TIN That the question
OF electoral reform should be adjourned. Sh That the
laws of September should be revised; and oh, and
prncipay That the precedence recciic should bc insist
ed on or in other words that except on very state oc
casions. the King should na preside at the council OF
ministers ....u.
To these condition the King refused his assent, de-
carug that If necessary he would rather subml. to he
deposed than accede the terms insisted on but the
latest postscript from Paris says that he aerward with
drew his refusal and expressed his Willingness to accede
TO the conditions. a... .@a.
( or the ass members Of the Chamber Of Deputies,
about 90 are LAWYERS and 70 more commercial men,
IS military mon about $50 public missionaries and 40
landed propreors There are IA men Of letters edi-
tors OF journals. and 30 members Of institutes
THE Minister Of the Interior has published eompe
readu OF tho municipal elections IN l737 from which u
s hat ont Of $50 1871 electors throughout France,
o,lv sal g74 or little more than one hail. exercised
their right Of voting the occasion alluded 'o)