The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-19
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.

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| The packet ship Patrick Henry, arrived at New
York Friday, bringing Liverpool dates to the 25th
| December
| Her majesty the Queen of Great Britain and the
infant Princess are both well, at Windsor.
The terms OF the conventsn entered into between
Mehemet Ali and Capt Napier have been agreed to
by the members Of the conference in London
Spain and Portugal quarrelling and about to
gage in hosttes concerning the navigation of Duoro.
The Intervention of Great Britain would it was
thought, prevent any collision
The latest Paris official papers contradict
ton which appeared in the opposition journals, acg-
fertilization of Paris. The ministerial organ says
that the contrary, the plan already traced out,
to be carried into execution, unless the Chamber Of
Deputies should think proper to interfere by refusing
the supplies.
The official papers also give explanation relative
to the intelligence received from Constantinople by
which we informed that the Porte had second
time resolved on the deposition Of Mehemet Ali.
Her Majestys ship Fairy Captain Hewitt, while
exploring the Eastern Coast of England went down
in squat of wind and every soul board persisted
There thirty five persons on board at the time
The Fairy the eighth brig that has turned and
gone down cause, faulty build or construction.
The letters Of the Manchester Bank, by one mail,
enclosing drafts to the probable amount of 100000
by adroit rogue. Payment of nearly all the drafts
was promptly stopped by notices and messengers.
The coal mines at Ridgey Field near Bolton,
suddenly overfowed the 10Th. OF 30 per-
sons all but three escaped almost miracuously.
Ii appears that there have been that the East
India Company TO bear the expenses of the
Chinese expedition The Governor of the Company
states, however, that had been received
from COVE nment, that it would not be required
The Prince Louis Napoleon has forwarded to some
of his friends in Paris singular document--an in
vocation to the name Of Napoleon. We suboin
sample:
You have again bcheld Frenchmen whom you
loved well you have returned to that France which
you rendered llusrious but foreigners have there
left traces their footsteps which this Pompous dis
play alone never eface
You behold that young army, the children of your
brave warriors they worship you the god of their
glory, but the word Of command to them s-be still
Sire, the people that inhabit beautiful country
still men Of the same stamp but for those whom
you made great for those whom you found little,
have regrets.
They have renowned your faith, your ideas, your
glory, your very blood When | addressed them in
behalf of your cause, they replied" We understand
you not"
Heed not what they say, nor what they do the
grains Of sand DER which the wheels Of the chariot
roll affect il not. These men may say you were me
tempted to deny your glory. They can never disin-
herit il.
Sire, the fifteenth of December is a great day for
France and for Fromlhe midst ofthe pompous pro-
ccsson you have turned to my dismal abode and call
ing to mind the caresses you heapcd upon me in in
fancy you have thus said" Friend thou sufferes for
my sake; thy conduct approve"
The JEws.-There seems to be movement among
the Continental Jews in relation to the late events in
the East The following is the concluding paragraph
Of an address to the Jews published in Der Orient,
German newspaper
"People of Jehovah, raise yourselves from your thou
sand years slumbers Rally round leaders have
really the will, Moses will not he wanting The
rights Of nations will grow old; take possession
Of the land Of your fathers build third time the tenn
pie Of Zion greater and magnificent than ever
Trus, in the Lord, who has led you safely through
the vale OF misery thousands of years he also wiz
no, forsake you in your last conflict.
Thd aboitionists have been throwing themselves
into paroxysms of excitement about the recognition OF
Texas by the British Government, and the committed
Of the Anti Slavery Society have transmitted to Lord
Palmerston their resolutions on the subject