The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-24
From the Philadelphia Ledger
LATER FROM EUROPE


The packet ship Albany Captain johnson, arrived
at New York on Friday from Havre, bringing Paris
journals OF the 18th ult., which contain London
dates TO the evening Of the 18th The news brought
is only thir,y-one hours later from London than bv
the Royal William The from Havre and
Paris is four DAYS later than was brought by the
packet ship Poland. From England, there is no
thing of very great importance. The London pa
pers some Of them, full Of >candalops gossip
| about the Queen. The Duke Of Wellington has
been dangerously jill. ..
Active preparations are still making all over Eng
land enrol soldiers and sailors for the government
For ifcaiionS to be erected in several pats of
the coas, now considered deenceieSs and the whole
of the movements of the British government de-
cidedIy Indicate that tn expect to be engaged in
fierce war before the close OF the year.
The French Chamber of Deputies opened on the
l1th with speech from the king.
He states in reference 10 the Belgium question,
"confprences have been held AT London, relative TO
The affairs of Belgium and Holl;nd. | have no
doubt of their having speedy and pacific result,
giving new guarantee TO the independence of Bel
giu n, and The peace OF Europe"
On the Mexican question, he says, I" hone that
the differences with Mexico and Argentine Repub
lie are coming 10 close. A fresh naval force
which recently sailed from our ha bors is al this
time before Vera Cruz, and has gone 10 obtain from
the Mexican government The just &C and protection
which our commerce has SO long required"
The African possessions are said 10 be in very
prosperous condition. and SO are the finances OF The
Kingdom.
In the "Garde NATIONAL Of Marseilles, we see il
stated on 90 au hory that the Sandman govern
ment are about To conclude an advantageous COM
mercial treaty with The United States.
SPAN.-DateS from Madridare TO December 10Th
new ministry has at length been formed. The
fighting ill continues. Don Carlos was ut AZcoila
December l2.h. D. Leon killed 100 CarlisS out Of
eight SOU drons who tried TO cross the Ebro this
cansed the funds to rise. .,.
PoRruGu.-Dates from Lisbon are TO Hecember
Sh Some enc unterS have taken place between the
COVER men troops and the guerias OF tie South In
one of these, John Balm, the only surviving brother
of that M euelite family is stated 10 have been kill
ed. The fnahci emb irrass,nent Of the Poru-
.uese ,vernmenl is said to be so great that the
queens owance is eight months in arrear, and that
she has been reduced to the necessity OF pawning
some of her jewels to cover the expenses of her
household. The Royal Session Of the Cores was
TO he held on Sunday, the 9th INST.
ATHENS, Nov 27.-ihey are attacking editors here
as they do in New York. M. Antomades, editor of
the Minerva, has been beaten by six men, and nearly
killed Colonel Graillard, our oommandant, is dis
missed The two 'nghters of Marco Bozaris are
to have 500 arcmma OF national lands, and 5000
drachmas The Ministry is 10 be changed. The
king sticks close to business
CoNSTANTiNopLE, Nov. 27.-The. queen dowager
OF England is hourly expected here, and apartments
are prepared Tor her. MIR Bulwer is here. danger
onsly i'll. The Greek Pairi,Tch is dismissed from
office; this has occaSioned great excitement. The
plague has broke out in the suburb Kassim Pacha
near the arsenal This place is deserted in a com
mercal point of view. The Sultan is wishing all
the Mosques. Russia has di>garriSoned Abesia of
the Gordon of l6 600 men, who previously covered
the coast of that province they have been conveyed
with The utmost expedition to Odessa, on board six
ships OF The line and other smaller vessels the num-
Der OF which was ally increasing on The Black Sea-
through the unexnmpled activity which prevailed in
the docks OF SebaStopol.