The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-09

TIE steamer Acadia arrived at Boston gu welnes-
day, bringing London and Liverpool papers TO the
18th uItimo. For an extra containing her news we
are indebted 10 the Now York Sun, which paper re-
ceved il BY SPECIAL express, the steamer having ar
rived too late for the mail. There appears, howey-
or, 10 b nothing of importance. We make the fol-
lowing extracts:
The King and Queen of France have been highly
delighted with the accounts of the reception by
queen Victoria Of the Duke and Duchess DE Ne.
mours, and the Duke has been charged TO make
formal and pressing invitation TO the Queen TO visit
cepted.
The Duke Of Bordeaux was expected to arrive In
London On the 18th, for residence of two months
The Empress Of Russia has determined 10 visit
Germany, TO spend some weeks at Sans Eouci in the
circle Of her family. The King of Hanover was, it
was said, about to pay long visit TO Berlin.
letter from Berlin, dated the Sth states that
Prince Albert Of Prussia, while on q visit to the
Duke Of Brunswick was attacked with gastric f.
yer, attended with Jaundce, and little hopes were
entertained Of his recovery.
The news from Spain is very unipteresting. Al
Madrid the committees of the two Chambers had re-
ported in favor Of declaring the Queens majority
Some advantages had been gained BY the Govern
ment over the insurgents HaragosAs opened its gates
to CoNCHA on the 28th October; while IN BARGE ona
tho revolutionists are weakened by dis.ension. On
Inc other hand Corona still held out on the end in
slant, and PRIn was waiting reinforcsments: dsor.
ders gained ground in Gallcia; at vigo the Govern
ment troops had yielded to the insurgents, who were
masters Of the place on the 9Th and there are re-
ports of fresh conspiracy at Seville.
Ihe Emperor Of Russia has formally declared his
displeasurc at the Greek Revolutiou and has de-.
Privcd M KArAxAzI 1.-THE Russian Minister) of his
Pacc; u Is also said that the King Of Prussia has re-
called his representative.
Lottersfrom Alex andriu of the, 18th of October
state that AHMED, Pacha Of Soudan, had declared
himself independent Of AixnxMrr Ali who had given
orders to place 10000 under arms 10 reduce his
contunaclous subordinate 10 obedience
The Orangcmen Of the North Of Ireland are reor.
ganziDg their Society," but without secret
tests or other signs which have been pronounced H.
lcrai The re- orga nj ,a,;,,, = 80 =. t..s,- "
tending ''p''' -
The state trials in Ireland drag their slow length
along. Little progress. has been madc ard ;r r..
ponuen. NC correct tnat inc defendants have thr-
y.."ousahd witnesses 70 examine, the proceedings
WI. occomc inc greatest bore m the world (not ex-
SSepnns even me Thames Tunnel before they are
hn,shed.
h,ndr. omeese contnues 70 arrive IN England by
Alec orr;v;ne r-asI "''S' ."u american ocei was
Several asn,,.ry
,or;s. IN ga. .S 49,. Nv .a,e carried On mahuac-
NJ. having ",ads auu. ~ proceea 20 Constantine
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J;a...n. ssM.n' w'n she sultan LOT
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nv as: 1 rA ~ tha' cry.
~ "0 n". ~ Law League Is ngain gong ahead
NJ, IP " 't, Soooon, winch ne delivered at
Manches'er on last tuesday week, may be taken as
Of the movement In r., ns.,"nai;' I ~ 'ee'ols
rac,,rs. n ,hs ; 10 .s"opon' VI VIC mAuu,
was collected in one dav to,y. ~ H. T, 1870
fund or cIOo 0on NJ. ~ 10 o .t~.e1o ne"
fund have donhIsS ~ u " .ne
xear TIL. IL ~. G..t suseP.'on, oa .nosS Oh las.
movement. Meetings will shortly no hs,d - " ,hs
other leading towns Of Enoi.nd "a Soo,i"nJ - WIG
The accon,ts rr,r, A.. E.., 81. .hu sIouu
or Mood ,ssass;na,;an .n,,ss r. en.aoe ..ie
ernments ar, gradnaiiv or,,sah,;n -, 49,. ~
sheer inani,ion Ths p,n;aah rs " p'eeeS run
hands of its ministers and soysrson ;no.rd;nsS tno
circums,ances marI.d 10 .sf; .auneo, unoer
atrocty y p''N'A' "eA'nery ana
MIR. S.xn. an Amer;c.n n.-.h, r.
nence has been elected Me- or =. s's. em'-
ensuing wear. y "''''P''' ''r INC
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REPEAL, AssooIArIoN, November THE usual
weekly meeting Of the Repeal Association was held
on Monday The fist business the passing of
resolution moved MIR. OCoHSELL being duly abscnt)
by Mr.. CLEMENT:
"That the Loyal National Repeal Association bold.
it as paramount duty at this momen, TO ,pply ali il,
means and influence 10 the successful f,rbersnce Of
the national collection for the OConnell Compensa.
ton Fund, fixed for Sunday the 18th instant On
that occasion the members and associates of this ma
tional body especially expected to cooperate per
sonay and energeticaly with the respected and Ia.
trotc clergy Of their several parishes IN securing re-
suits for this imperative measure worthy of the crs.
and the cause"
That bus;nes. dsnosed or Mr. o,c,.n.,,
ed He moved Ina, the word. n Ed"aund ~.
which The Ranner Of uJ,,sr ..,.c,.a c. ~ $50
odop,ed by the A,socia,ion~ nau,siv F" p.I,s;e.
The ba.s of civil .oc;cv md ,h so,rs r IN -
COMFORT Mr. Daniel ,h.n a. -. r. a
of an address tn The Queen M D.. rr..-,.S h 80
mar an in IrcI.nd I, n.a,,.,sl ~ ~ .aon
array nv ~hicb tbs C,nn,arT so.ins.,, - '''
nor,cd 10 ensnre ohsd;enra c....J ~, ~ ny
son Of m. I,sb ncon,e IA h.sa "a W. asPo
~. o. r. 80, "So' MS, e"o"''u W
iar.c m..,inus $500 ~. . ooo1oc' %