The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-12-11
VERY Late FROM EUROPE.

VERY LATE FROM EUROPE. ,
TAs assnsr Acadia arrived At Bos on On weiues-
dsy. bringing London and Liverpool papsn y the
18th uleiuso For extra containing her news We
sse tdsbtsd to the New York Sun, which paper
ceiyed it BY social express the steamer hssing ar
rived too late for the mail There appears, howey
Or, TO be nothing Of importance We make the fol-
lowing extracts: q 4siFA''R I'll sfs'lifft
TIE King and Queen OF France have been highly
delighted with the acoount. Of he reception By
Queen Victoria OF the Duke end DtS6hsso d. Ns
mour', and the Duke has bssa charged ~ mako
st. Cloud next yesF, which Il i thought viii be
cepted. esipasJ aSDvs y AlTsF'ft s7f.
The Duke Of Bosdeaax was sxpsctsdto arrive in
London ~ The 18th, for residence Of two month";
The Empress Of Russia has determined 70 visit
Germany to spend some weeks 1t Sans Souci In the
circle - her family. The King Of Hanover was, il
was said, about ri pay loeg visit 70 Bsriin .4
"A letter from Berlin, dated The 9Th, states that
Prince Albert, Of Prussia, while on visit to the
Duke of Brunswick, was attacked with gastric fe-
YER, attended with jaundice, and little hopes were
sntertaiDsd Of hin rscoyery. ,h ltsaf tgsfr sKT
The nsws from Spain il very upipts.esting- Al
Madrid the committees Of the two Chsmbe,s had re-
ported 6Iavor Of declaring the Queens majority
| Some advantages had hssn gained by the Govern
ms0t over tho insurgents SaragosAs opened its gates
70 CoNcHA on the 26th October willis in Bsrcsions
the revolutionsts are weakened BY dissens0n. On
the other hand Corona still held out the 2nd In
slant, and PAM waiting reiniorcements; disor.
deEs gained ground in Galcia; Ut Vige tho Govern
ment troops had yielded 10 the insurgents, who
masters Of the place on tho 4th and there re-
4 ports Of 4 fresh conspiracy at'SeSle.
Tbs Enpsror d Russi:' HAS formally declared his
displenspre 1t the Greek Revolution, and has de-
priyed NJ. KArAKAzI (the Russian Minister) of his
place. Il is also said that the King Of Prussia has
/ called his representative.
Letters ftom Alexandria Of tho 18th of October,
state that AHMED, Pacha Of Soudan, had declared
himself independent Of MEHEMEr ALI, who had given
orders to place 10000 men under arms to reduce his
| contumaclous subordinate to obedience
The Orangemen of the North of Ireland are re-or-
ganzng their Society, but without secret pass words,
tests, or other signs which have been pronounced H.
legal The Reorganization is said to be rapidly ex-
tending. i.9maH5nh 20 81 .1l8f5s
The state trials in Ireland drag their slow length
along. Little progress has been made, and, if the
statement which has been put forth by the 7mescor-
respondent be correct that the defendants have thr
ty-th0usand witnesses to examine, the proceedings
will become the greatest bore in the world mot
cePting even the Thames TunneD before they are
| finished. ~. . WIZ
American cheese continues to arrive in England by
hundreds of boxes at time, and American beef was
also arriving freely. rt-.r ,rr
| Several gentlemen who have carried on manulac-
in Leeds are about to proceed to Constantine
experimenting different departments of large maE-
ufacturing establishment in that city.
The Ant-Corn Law League is again going ahead.
The speech Of Mr.. Golden, which he delivered at
Manchester on last Tuesday week, may be taken as
an earnest of the feeling which animates the directors
Of the movement. In that metropolis of the manu-
lectures OF the empire the Of &i2 900
was collected in one day towards the Leagues new
fund OF 100000. Most of the contributors to the
fund have doubled their subscriptions those of last
| III NJ np w
movement Meetings will shortly be held in the
other leading towns of England and Scotland.
The accounts from the East toll a lamentable tale
of blood assassination, and treason. The native Gov
ernments are gradually crumbling to pieces from
sheer hamilton. The Punjaub has Witnessed the
hands OF its ministers and sovereign ncardined, under
circumstances marked by peculiar treachery and
| atroclty.
nence has been elected Mayor Of Liverpool for the
ensuing year.
| -e IRELAND.
| REPEAL ASSOCIATION, November Tho usual
weekly meeting of the Repeal Association was held
on Monday. The fist business was the passing of a
resolution moved (hlr O'CoSNELL beng duly ABSENT
by Mr.. CLEMENTS:
"That the Loyal National Repeal Association holds
as paramount duty at this moment to apply all its
means and influence TO the successful fur,herance OF
the national collection for the OConnc Compensa-
ton Fund. fixed for Sunday the 10Th instant. On
that occasion the members and associates Of this
onal body are especially expected to operate per-
sonaly and eneTgetically with the respected and pa
riotic clergy of their several parishes in securing
suits for this imperative measure worthy of the crisis
and the cause" 90.
That business disposed of, Mr. OConne appear
ed. He moved that the words Of Edmund Burke,
which the Banner Of Ulster selected for its motto be
adopted by the Association namely, 3" Religion i.
the basis Of civil society and the OF all good and
comfort" Mr. Daniel o Conne then re lad the draught
of an address to the Queen to be presented by each
par sh in Ireland it protested against the military
array by which the Clontsrf proclamation was sup
ported 10 ensure obedience inferred that the dspo-
ston OF the Irish people had been msrepresented TO
the Queen; pointed to the peaceabIc conduct of
large meetings affected to abstain from complaining
that the right 10 meet had been violated, but remark.
ed that the troops had been prepared TO attack per-
sons congregated " IN utter ignorance Of the almost
nocturnal proclamation" adding yet such was the
respect for the law that many thousands Of people
| dispersed on the mere rumor that the meeting had
been made Illegal by act of amos, midnight legs-
| lation ~
Court Of Queens Bsnca, Nov I5-Tbis being the
last day allowed for pleading the indictment against
MIR O'Connell that gentleman appeared in Court,
/ not to plead, but 10 show cause why the jpdict-
mept should be qusshed, because the witnesses were
sworn before the Grand Jury only, whereas by an
act OF Parliament (56 George IT'D they should have
been sworn N open Court. The greater part Of the
day was taken up with argument whether plea OF
the Council for the Crown coniendipg that it should
have been lodged when the parties first rged
and not after the rule to plead had run twas final
y decided by the Court that il in time and thus
an important advantage gained over the Attorney
| General The Counsel for the Crown then demur-
red, and contcnded TO plead TO the argument at once
but the traverser refused to do without notice. and
the Court agreeing, four day rule was granted,
which delays further proceedings until Monday next
when the validity of the objection will be argued.
~ sfIpni trcIv nfI III.
Ter lies between The tech meal wording of two sepa-
rate acts Of Parliament that we can give no opi, m