The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-09

laurel, dshas and other beautiful lowers Of the
'oeson' ne lahning-place Was covered with rich
crimson cloth. Her Majesty, in The most gracious
acknowledged The respectful congratulations
oi muse oncefs OF the arsenal garrison and dock
yard, who had the honor Of approachine Her Ma
jesty.
Inc road was kept clear by the horse police under
the direction OF Mr.. Mallaleu the snerintendent of
the X DIVISION. Her Majesty and Prince Albert rode
10 an open carriage, and was escorted by detach
ment of Hussars
The Advices from Constantnople are TO the a7tb
of August Abiding to the deliberations of the Ser
Wan people the proprety of acceding 10 the last
most unreasonable demands Of Russia that Wutsitch
and Abraham Petroniewitch should be expelled. A
letter writer says:
The imperious tone assumed by Baron Ieven, the
threat of occupying the province with force of from
2OO 900 To $4,000 Russians, with, if not the opera
ton, at least the approval of Austria, along with the
despair of support from other quarters produced the
effect desired by Russia, and foreseen by her rivals
Wutsitch and Perroniewitch, to relieve their coll
leagues IRON further anxiety, at once consented 70
retire TO Wddin, where they must he by this time
and Baron Lieyen is de tacto Governor Of Ser
via. This communication has excited slight sensa-
ton here. Russia having made her breach and car
iied the citadel, it makes little difference which OF the
detached stropghods she may think proper 10 re-
move.
BOLOGNA, Sept. s-We are here agai, in a state Of
agitation. Some time since the Government an
nounced that the insurgents beaten and dspers-
ed but, on the 3D. il was ascertained that they had
reassembled In the mountains OF Caderind, Savigno,
and Vergovo, where they had shown themselves to-
wards the beginning of August, and from which they
then returned in order to throw themselves into the
Romagne. 1t is said that the Government had made
propositions to the chiefs Of these gueras to give
them passports foreign countries and to their fol-
lowers to allow them to return to their homes, only
requiring that they should remain under the surveil-
lance of the police 1t appears that these proposals
have not been accepted and that the guerilas have
returned to their former position, where they have
great number OF partisans. The letters received
from Rome are not of more lranquilzng descrp-
ton Revolutionary procamations to great extent
have been distributed.
NAPLES, Sept. st said at Naples that two
guerillas had shown themselves in the Abruzzi and
that battalions were about to be sent into tina,
province.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Sept 22.-The mar
ket continues to be freely supplied with American de-
scrptions and though large business transacted
from day to day, yet without change of prices we
therefore continue former quotations. Common quail
tiles of Sea Islands I'd higher. Spectators have
taken Is 500, aud exporters 500 American. The
market closes with great irmness.
Prices of fair Orleans I'D sd. Bowed and
Mobile 43d.
Sales from the 10th 10 the ODD instant inclusive
$50 Sea Island 8 IA; 900 stained do. 3 40; TAO
Bowed s.; $500 Mobile a 1-8; I9, 45O Or
leans 10 a 6 "a 1,45O Surat % a; $40 Pernam-
buco 3-0 a 81; 1850 Maranham a rs a 5 "a
], 400 Egyptian "a L.