The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-05-29
From ne Ns'e York Epsniag Posi-, Nay g.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

i TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The pacaet ship Shakespeare, capiaIn Cornell ar
rived early this morning bringing liverpool pa
pers q the 10Th, and London papers Of The 25Ih Of
The proceedings In Parliament since the las,
dates are altogether without interest II is the
opinion OF both Wings and Tories" says the Morn
ing Chronicle, that the Melbourne Ministry retain
oihce by very precarious tenure They can only
maintain their position by union with the reform
party the party in favor the extension Of the right
Of suffrage and The vote By ballot"
The ministerial question in France remains In
the same undecided stale as al the last adyices UP
To- The 23d ult The formation OF Cabinet had not
yet been effected The Chamber of Deputies was
chiefly occupied In debates arising ON the stale
menis made by different me mbers TO the part they
had respectively taken IN The attempts 10 complete
Ministry. Marshal Soui persists 10 his deierinina-
on not TO take part in anv Cabinet In whrh the De-
nartinent OF Foreign Affairs shall be given TO M.
Thiers.
In the absence Of important political or CONNER.
cial intelligence, we furnish our readers with va
riey Of miscellaneous matter, condensed from late
English papers.
Canadian Prisoners.--The argument before the
Court of Exchequer, In the oil the Canadian Pri
soners was 10 be resumed on The first Tuesday OF
May.
! jamaica BiA---In reply TO = question from Sir Il.
Peel, Lord j. Russell stated 10 the House Of Com
mons, that he should propose the second reading OF
ibe JdutIcd government Dill Cd MouudiJ Tue oUlD
Of April and thai amer The bill had been put, tshoud
be committed, a d counsel heard against II, coDor-
mabe 10 the precedent set in the Canada case last
| year.
The Charfists A regular system Of military train
ing has been begun BY number Of The Physical Force
Men. as they called They parade at night under
the direction Of old discharged soldiers, out
officers, using for implements sticks instead OF muskels
Religious Freedom association has been formed
\ in call tha Rel of
which Charles Lushngton is the president. The OBJ
ject Of isto promote The civil equality Of oil religious
denominations
| Baltic FIcct-The United Service Journal states
thar rumor which had pre- vaed for some time to
the determination OF ministers TO send demonstration
feet TO the Baltic proved to be The feet is
TO consist OF ten seventy to be commanded by Ad
mirai Gage-the Belle.isle, Benbow, 3enheim, Corn
wallis, Hastings, Ilustrious Agnconrt, Hawke, Edn-
bnrgh, and TENTH the name Of which has not been
made known. II seems that information which has
reached The foreign Office OF the aggressive disposition
recently manifested by Russia, has led to this deter
mination.
/ Welsh Caluinisfc Meilod,sfs The Liverpool Cou-
gives Of the departure OF the Rev Henry
Rees, OF Liverpool and the Rev. Moses Parry, Of Dam
berry, who sent depuiaton from the Associated
body Of Welsh Cayinstic Meodsis visit their
tymen residing in various parts of The Ubted States.
Upwards Of l6O Of their friends accompanied them the
ship hired for the purpose, and during their
proceedings, sang number OF verses composed for the
occasion. The singing, though the wind was hiah.w
head great distance Previously to their going
| board the Liverpool the two ministers placed them
selves in position which gave all their friends op-
porunity to say Farewell " and the described
as truly affecting II deserves 10 he recorded, SAYS
the Courier. that, in consideration Of the mission
which these two gentlemen going the directors OF
the Transatlantic Steam Company have, in the most
handsome manner RENTED portion Of their passage
money.
| The Belgian Treaty A London paper states that
the treaty recently concluded between Holland and
/ Belgium received about three Thousand signatures.
Each Of the representatives Of the five powers-Eng-
land, France Prussia Russia, and Anstria-siged his
name 81 g times. More than 1900 seals affixed
the papers. and less than 20 attaches Of the DIFF
erent embassies employed in getting the papers
ready.
Anriciyo If The Queen regarding The fate Of her Mi
nisicrs-Such the anxiety of the young Queen TO
learn The fate Of the Ministry the division on The
Irish question: that she did retire to until two
hours past midnight. The Britannia newspaper says,
one Of her Msjestys pages Of The presence was in
visiting at the house to convey 70 the Queen the result
of the DIVISION which reached Rockingham palace with
in FIVE minutes after it had taken place.
| Effect OF Sympdfhy--At the infi ction Of foggng
lately upon refractory soldier Wool~ich, recruit
who was present had his feelings narrowed by tho
| scene that he went mad, shrekrg dreadfuly in his
frenzy and committing furious acts Of violence so that
!, was with difficulty be secured and sent TO the
hospital.
The Queen paying her Jafher's debts.-The London
Morning Post saws I" II was mentioned some mouths
since. that payment had been made, by the Queens
commands, oo, Of her Macsys private purse. TO those
creditors TO the late Duke Of Kent, whose claims had
not been satisfied out OF his Royal Hiphness's own
property which, after his death, administered under
decree Of The Court Of Chaucey.. We are now en-
abied state that her Majesty has directed further
payment Of fifty per cent upon these debts to be imme-
diatcly made.