The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-02

The packet ship Vile de Lyon, from Havre 9Th
inst arrived last evening with Paris and Hayre dates
of the 7th five days later than the last previous adj
vices. We are indebted To the editor OF lie Courier
des Flats Uns for the use of his files, In which we
find little Of interest
The 9th instant was the Goth anniversary of the
birth of Louis Philippe, and was observed with great
rejoicing
The India Mail from 30th Sept. arrived at London
on the 7th The dates are from Bombay 10 the l3th
August. Brigader Monteith has been successful al
Pesh Poac and in the valley OF Shinwarree Col
Palmer is dead. Gen. Pollock maintains The same
position. IL is said that the order TO march forward
was given 10 Cen Mott on the 18th July, and iiiAt
before the 9th September he might be encamped be-
fore Cabool Suffer Jung has surrendered TO the
English at Candahar. Col Wymer has destroyed Sc
yeral forty about miles above that place SICK
ness RACES in the different divisions of the army
The last news from China from Macao 9th
June The English had taken Cha-Poo; but IN the
action they lost troops than in any other acton
they have had in China
The news by the next mail was expected to be
very important.
Letters from Madrid received at Paris, brought 10
important news. 1t hoped that the opening oil
the Cortes the l4th would iniuse some interest In
the affairs of the country. No open disorder had
taken place in the city of Valencia has been re-
ported, but the army suffering greatly, and much
discomfort prevailed The great difficulty consists IN
procuring the necessary funds to meet the expenses OF
the government. The Spanish Navy is extending ITS
Surveillance the shores of the Mediterranean, TO
the dspeasure of the English at Gibraltar.
The English Government are actively engaged in
terrifying Gibraltar, and about embarking large
number of convcts TO be employed there.
The Courier du Havre Of the 9th inst, under the
head of Germany, Belgium, and France, says;
We read in the Phiange We are on the eve, per-
haps, of seeing accomplished great event. The
question Of the Commercial Union Of France and
Belgium with Zolverein debated last Sunday IN
the Council of Ministers. We understand that this vast
and excellent project presented by Louis Philippe,
has been supported by some Minister'S and objected
to by others. King Leopold has ben in attendance
this week at Cheeau ST. Cloud, 10 determine with
the King of the French upon the terms Of the pro-
ected treaty. The alliance aneo-ilaHande, i, 1t
is said, the constant thought OF Louis philippe
Already for several years this commercial treaty has
been copcuded upon by the two kings
LATER FROM Losp5x.-The packet ship West
minister, Capt Atwood, from London, Oct. 10Th ar
rived last evening, having made the passage IN the
remarkably short time Of 10 days.
We indebted to Capt A. for London papers to
the day of sailing. Tie principal news We ind in
them is the detail Of the Intelligence BY the overland
mail--the essence Of which had previously CLEAN
ed from the Paris papers.
The Liverpool Albion states that the emigration Of
the "slormons, or Latter Day Saints" from that
port, Oa!N NOW uir IA
caltes of their apostle, Joe Smith, having been so
often denounced and exposed, these well meaning
but delUded enthusiasts continue to leave their native
country By hundreds in order TO swell the number of
his dupes this side Of the Atlantic. Tie class of
persons thus emigratlng represented 10 be IN APP
pearaHce and worldly circumstances above the ordi
nary run of Storage passengers. The bulk Of them
are from the midland counties--farmers and farmers
servants, with their wives and families. Upwards #
5000 have already emigrated and an equal number
will nrOha lrsays hefo a. M h.tre
freight is offering, the New Orleans vessels are TAX
ing these disciples of the knaysh blacksmith al very
low figure The Sydney, for instance, only received
sll5 for $50 Of the Mormons while the Henry had
agreed 10 carry l40 for tl0t--litte more than If
teen shllllngs head
duel had taken place at We,tport, between
Lord James Browne and g 0. Higgins, Esq 1t
vas bloodless
AT Birmingham they are predicting % a hard win
ter" from indications given by the birds in their
movements, western neighbors are from the
movements of their squirrels
The fair of Ballnasloe--by far the most important
IN lreland--commenced on the 4th with the sale of
sheep There has been decline, especially in se-
cond and inferior articles, but not TO great
tent as had been expected.
The Earl of rcrrers expired at Charley Castle,
stafordshlre, on the Sd inst in his SD year.
An earthquake took place on the 9th Of Septem-
Der at ross-kachina, In Hungary. The churches
AMI houses of the town all suffered.
The residence Of two maiden sisters the Misses
Goddard at Stanley in the county of Derby was
burgarously entered the night Of the 3Oth of Sep
TENDER, by couple of savage wretches who killed
one oil the ladies, and robbed the house. They were
subsequently, captured.
German diamond merchant, named Wolfe, on
the evening OF the 9Th inst, while IN Covent Garden
Theatre had his pocket picked OF a tin box contain
ing $1,000 worth of diamonds