The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-03
FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN
The Great Western arrived at O'Clock at Satur
day morning at New York, bringing dates from liz
yerpool to the I7h June. We give below the mos,
important of the intelligence received by her
From Wilmers american .Neios Letter, June Il
The news of the occurrences of the last fortnight
is multfarous whether il be important or interest
ing, remains with the parties whom It's character may
affect to determine
| After a succession of wet and cold weather, cX
tending over period of nearly forty days, the cii
mate has suddenly changed, and the season Is no"
warm and genial. The crops, which were not mos
providentlay, injured, as il was feared they would
be by the nclemency OF the elements, are heaih'ui
and abundant and the most confident expectations
are entertained that the harvest Of this year WI De
immensely prolific.
! Next TO the prospects for the coming harvest, a
subject at no time unimportaht, and at inns tlme OIL
especial moment, must class the present condilioh
Of Ireland. 1t would be utterly impossible even 70
index the several disturbances (many oil when are
but Of binary, and as ii would seem unavoidaDic
occurrence) which have been formally Pacarded ana
characterized as indications Of forthcoming revolt
The ARRAYS and collisions Of the loyalst and repeal
factions distinguished by the ordinary features OF
an Irish broil.
The rumors of disafecton among the troops have
been indeed have been all the rumors lately cur
rent in Ireland, grievously exaggerated
OConne and lis faction have awaited themselV''
Of ridiculous incident in order to magnify the
dangers which the AgHaor wishes IT to be believed
he ncurs. custom-house officer, in a state OF IA
ebration addressed letter TO the Home Secretary,
in which he offered to assassinate U'Conneil. he
Secretary procured the fellows arrest, and alter
some delay and more explanation the author oil The
Joke was liberated on bail
The King Of Hanover has arrived in England, and
was greeted with very equivocal reception.
The late consignment, of the cotton manufactured
goods from the United States to the firm OF Barring
& Brothers has attracted considerable attention IN
Lancashire. The assumed ability of the Ameaicans
10 compete with British production is eagerly laid
hold of by the niill-owne.s justhable ground
for opposing that portion Of Lord Ashley's bill now
pending in Parliament for restricting The hours of
labor.
PARLIAMENTARY.
The most important debate since the recess, as re-
CARDS the United States, took place in The House OF
Commons on Wednesday, when Lord John Russell
moved that the House resolve itself into committee
to consider the Corn Laws, with a view 10 a fixed du-
ty in preference to the sliding scale. The motion
was defeated every anticipated but still the
present Corn Law, every one admits, is doomed
Lord John Russell made an effective speech, dwell
ling emphaticay upon Mr.. Wcbster's recent speech
to the citizens of Baltimore in which he expressed
himself favorable 10 a recp ocity treaty with Eng
land admitting American agricultural produce into
this country qtid pro quo for the admission of
British goods al fixed duty into tie American
market This point with some general and undeni-
able statements of the advantage OF fixed
hucuating duty, coupled with the certainty of q re-
vision of tie American tariff in the next session of
Congress, on terms more favorable TO England, pro-
vided adopted his views, formed the staple of his
speech.
INDIA.
second victory had been achieved in Scinde hy
Sir Charles Napier the Ameers who mustered
1000 strong. Sir Charles force amounted to 900.
The Ameers lost 90 men, III guns, and 10 stand
ards. OF the British SO were SLAIN, and 23l wouad-
ed