The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-09
From The .Ne,o York Express
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

ne Gfeal w eslern, tdpt. TioshcH, from LNSiPooi
22d ut arrived this morning in the harbor at lOa
O'Clock with her usual punctuality
The disturbances in Wales continue, and be-
coming more serious, leading to the loss Of several
lives.
The accounts from the Manufacturing Districts
continue TO be favorable.
There has been grand review at Berlin, at which
the King OF Prussia the Emperor of Russia, the Prince
Royal OF Sweden, and his daughter, Princess Eugenia
with many other distinguished persons, were present
Two English Quakers Alexander and Wilien, had
arrived at Copenhagen, to convince the Danish go
yernment Of the expediency to abolish slavery in the
Danish West India Islands.
The National German Gazette, of the 9th instant
announces that new conspiracy had been discovered
in Warsaw, and that more than 100 persons had been
arrested.
There is no news yet of the long missing Indian
mail 1t is now more than fortnight, nearly three
weeks beyond its time.
We understand that the berths in the steam ship
Hibernia TO sail for Halifax and Boston on the 4th
October nearly all engaged.
The new Government of Spain has issued IFS mani
feso TO the nation, 1t is long document beginning
with the late melancholy events at Barcelona, and
while processing 10 treat Of the principle Of repre-
sentative government, attacks the central juna with
great bitterness. This manifesto has the names Of
the ministry attached.
The Courier dc Strasbourg states that considera-
BILE emigration from Alsace Algeria is in progress
A Hayre journal announces that it is intended to
erect column at Trepoft TO commemorate her Ma
jesty's VISIT to be crowned by two allegorcal imper
sonatlops of France and England holding each other
by the hand.
From Wiimer and Smiths Times
The Acadia took out very encouraging accounts
respecting the transaction in cotton. The market it
will be remembered, between the interval of her de-
parture and that of the previous packet state
of extreme buoyancy but it a little checked
shortly before the Acadia sailed and at the present
moment spectators evinced disposition to draw in
while the demand from the trade is both uniform and
large.
The latter buy with confidence, and the state Of
the trade shows healthy feeling of activity greater
than has been exhibited for long period. Freights
to America by the transient ships have been low of
late, though slight Improvement has been visible
during the last few weeks. All The transient vessels
to New Orleans, Boston, and New York, have been
chartered by good parties, butthe goods Offering have
not been numerous.
The corn market has of late exhibited more firm
ness, and an advance OF a penny to twopence per
bushel has taken place. A great breadth of wheat
toleraby good but do not raise enough for the
support OF our population and as an import be-
comes indispensable, the improved feeling of the
market may be attributed TO that cause, ombned
with the yield OF the new crop not beng equal 10
expectation. Ii is very probable, therefore, that a
considerable quantity of flour may find its way from
Canada, through the act of last session
During the last few days immense quantity Of
wheat and flour has been released from bond at the
dUty of fourteen shillings per quarter which, at the
q he nde he inn
tation OF Canadian flour profitable speculation
The weather continues very hne-the hnest-and
where the harvest has not been already gathered the
weather has materially aided the operation.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The transactions in
British Securities have not been TO any great extent,
since the sailing of the Boston steamer but the mar
ket has gradually assumed q finer Tone and of late
the purchases have proved rather larger, at higher
prices than those last quoted Consos for immediate
Transfer about IS TO IS Ia, and for Time the
same. Exchequer Bills SOS to Gas premium and
tie East India Bonds, 50 premium. The New Three
and-a-fiah per Cents bring lO2 10 l02 l-2. .,
The Queen of England from delightful trip to
Belgium, has returned TO her island home after an
absence Of nine days. The visit OF the Queen and
Prince Albert accompanied by the King Of the Bel
gans and his amiabe consort and their suites TO Os
tend, Bruges, Client, Brussels, and Antwerp, rescm
bled ovation. The Queen, ii is said traversed in
her journey, five hundred miles of railway in Bel
gium. At each town, the sturdy Burgomaster was in
readiness to receive his distinguished guests, and the
introduction followed generally by long speech
from that important functionary in the Netherlands
sometimes delivered with good deal OF embarrass-
ment and hesitation, but always received with cour-
| tesies and smiles by the lady TO whom it ad-
dressed. The royal party LETT Antwerp the after
noon of Friday, and reached the Thames the next
morning at eleven o'clock They landed at Wool
wich, and Immediately proceeded 10 Windsor by rail
way.
OConnell continues as active as ever, and we hear
no talk of his speedy retirement TO his mountain
home at Derrynane, where, hitherto, at this
of the year he has been accustomed to the mu-
sic of his beagles than to the poptlii All his en-
ergies appear TO be absorbed in his resent agitation
which leaves him no time for rest or retirement
| Upwards Of 10000 persons saluted Father Mat
thew with joyous acclapaton on landing at the King
slon Jeity, last Saturday, from his mission in Eng
land landed by the Prince mail steamer, from Liver
pool, and administered the pledge before Hayes Ho-
tel, Kingston, on Monday.
The Frankfort Journal states that the King Of
Prussia haswritten autograph letter ihyting Queen
Victoria and her consort TO extend their visit on the
| continent TO Berlin.
On the 9TH ult terrible conhagration occurred at
/ Stuhwessenburgh in Hungary. Nearly 1000 houses
were reduced TO ashes.
The London Morning Chronicle has given insertion
to several documents from holders of PENNSYLVANIA
stocks addressed TO the Governor of that State set
ting forth the restitution which many parties are now
reduced TO by the system of reputation The price
of Pennsylvania stock is about one-haf less than
that of Illinois, and the stocks of the repudiang
States are nov merely worth from fourth 10 third
Of the original cost
The Paris Moneur publishes report addressed
! by Vice Admiral de Mackau TO the King, giving to
hIs Majesty account OF the situation Of the Depart
ment Of the Marine, and demanding extraordna-
ry credit, intended to unforeseen expenses The
Minister exposed that the Budget Of lSi3 only provi
ded for l6i vessels-namey lao armed, % laid up
in ordinary and in commission, whilst the effective
force still 207, 1879 Of which armed, instead
| Of l40 He then observes that mature examiua-
ton had demonstrated to him that, if any reductions
were possible, they should be very limited.
! The Royal Mail steamer Dee, at Falmouth on the
! 10Th, brought twenty-five passengers, among whom
was General Boyer, ex.President Of Usyti, who is
said TO be his way TO France for the benefit Of his
health.
VIOLENT Storm At MARsEuLLEs.-A most violent
of rain, thunder, and lightning, burst this