The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-23
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM. SHIP CAL.
ADONIA.
G. MooRE,
NJ. A. HALL,
+. j. MLGLER,
Secretaries.

| FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
By the Steamer Caledonia, Captain Lott just ar.
rived, have files Of English papers the ith inst
We give below all the news Of importance.
| Ireland continues quit. We have given in another
place all the OF interest in regard TO that coua-
try.
| FREE TRADE ENGLANp.--One of the most stri-
king domestic events of late years is the result Of the
city Of London election. The commercial metropo-
lis of the world has unequivocally declared its adhe-
renee to those principles of free trade which have
been recently promulgated with such energy by
Messrs Golden, Bright and others As it affects The
Ministers strength in the House Of Commons, the
election itself is bagatelle Not its moral inhu.
encc upon the country.
The reiuIn of Nr Paltison for the city of London
is unquesionaby the greatest feat which that sturdy
agitator, Mr.. Golden, has yet achieved The
member is the mbodied concentration of The Leagues
principles.
The result has placed the free trade theory on
higher point Of elevation than it stood before
The accounts that came out by the Acadia and q
Western had tendency to deadcn the cotton market
The probability is" says the European Times,
g that the prices will not advance beyond what they
have been for the last four weeks but will probably
| retrograde.
| That facetious professor of divinity the Rev sgd
ney Smith, is again in the field, with pen as sharp
and keen-poined as a rapier, denouncing American
repudation lie appears TO be nettled at the way
which he has been assailed by the American press,
for his petition to Congress" relative to the State
IennSyIyau q ID a
Robert Peel, the Premier, has been making great
speech at Tamwortb. ON practical farming The
speech sounds the approach of great and speedy
changes m what is called protection to agriculture
There is no direct allusion to the Corn Laws but his
earnest exhortation to all engaged in busbandry Ia
depend upon themselves alone
IRELAND,
i'hhh-'D
TIE STATE PRosEcurIoSs-On Thursday morn
ing, November ID, the Court Of Queens Bench was
crowded TO excess at early hour, to witness the
'o'''"'''ee'' VI INC o'a'c ulais.
Choroe of perj,ir,, ooo;n., me C,o,or,yno,,,
Renort.r
An application was made on Thursday morning 10
ns oeik Oh the crown, by Mr. Cantwell, solicitor Of
~ p'',.' W ieoei'e iniolma"ohs 10 sustain
ens,so VI Pe,yur. aea'ns, tne Government ReporIer
out 'hat iuheuohary decIined 10 take Them Abouto
10 M iem 'uSe pui 'oh nau conciuueo nis chaige
lo,d lj 49, 49, 80 '' spPpe auon was inAue 10 his
formations sworn against the Goyer,msnf VIC ~
and statement made that they had been nrc ronsIy
rendered to the Clek of the Grown. and refused Nv
him The appIicatio, ,as .,,aI anu ieiused ny
lions were TO he taken the nevt n,,ra; -" "",.i[
at half past 10 clock V
So,c;oy Ernr.. g.. nm,
" ~ zoo J'o" D"oth'
49, Friday Night
we nave, ihis morning received intelligence from
nuoln' 10y special Express, bringing US the news up
~ ue iaul possible hour last night The Grand
jury has been occupied the whole of the day in read
- q ,s' ""ich covered The enormous
space OF thir'y-three skins Of Parchment This epor
1 nou'y Notuy ahar had prevented the Grand Jury
'o' eA'm'hins any witnesses, although large num-
Der were ~ attendance 1t is expected that the pro-
@ OF 'ie Grand jury IN the O'ConnelI trials
WIZ De retarded until Monday next; certainly the
pns cannot be returned before the evening Of this
ay au seems hardly possible that the bills can be
Ou lns e'eh so sooh'
Inc proceedings on these important trials will nro
o'oy extend over fortnight, unless Mr.. O'Connell
go. ~ uaNersing uhiil next term, hut there
49,. " ou so'He lesai doubt as TO the possibility OF
900 ''"s w lnese cases Inc greatest possible in
49, oNs'eo ~ Duoiin, and large sums Of money
"vu'u n''e ocen eagerly gwen 10 obtain admission
~ , ~. ooSl.
"S 'n'V''nauon OF barrel, OF the Pilot, DIR. Gray,
80 H1,e Oeeh received by order OF the Chief jus
W. ~ ''e case Oh 7. Bond Hughes, charged with
y .,yy ~ y qu,te obvious mat The Repeal party
i,,,, W ''' ""o'e P'esseo WIN The charge OF Judge
burton
~ I,"" n's 'ssueu new ADDRESS 10 The people
- ~ 81 ',,"s q uauhtess spirit At meet
g. 55laain I.",eu,' :" s'u' on sunday, he made The
,.5iras 49,, ~. 80 .
Won, nav Lna Ipi perfect peace and give
,'N ny "o'u w Dlocs' " nj The end OF that time
Reel $500; a'i,a'en. 10 Sopego oreen
If DnbIin and re.I,,a,s "ei' ~ o'ueren' ~arus
'n H 'I passed ~ support OF Mr..
- $50 - O'o VI u'se, w 'ne fost onhee ward,
II, - .i'i -. s''e ." cNPishalon respecting what
aa,, "" ''e previous MONDAY about Federal
t. l,,,. r an,
pr,,,, 49, ~ Ii'',rery ana 'he frst Royal
',SsoV"' "''e arrived ~ dublin.
IN. nrsxin n,L oa may mention That on
So" oI'"ee1 slh ana seven clock, The