The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-22

10 Ash upon the English coast but this man was not
fishing he was endeayoring TO get of the coast.
"1his event may produce serious consequences
for English fishermen constantly come 10 81 Tlerei
where no person thinks Of doing them an INJURY.
Some time since French m0n-ol-war galliot saved
an English fishing boat which was cast upon the
coast The French commander even repaired me
boat, dried the fish, aud gave the owner provisions
| TO proceed upon his voyage.
1.-The Governor Of st. Pierre despatched the Gen
tile subsequently TO ST. Johns, the residence OF the
English Governor TO announce tins act oi voluntary
assassination, which has reduced the family OF TINS
unfortunate fishermen 10 misery"
The Cologne Gazette publishes a letter from Naples
of the 7h inst, announcing that the treaty Of com
merce which was IN progress Of negotiation with
Great Britain had experienced serious difficulties -
The British Cabinet II was said, had demanded spe.
cial advantages for her commerce and navigation,
but the French Government had declared that they
would oppose any preference given 10 Great Britain.
The Austrian Government was likewise soliciting
advantages for her navigation and commerce. The
King of Naples appeared favorable TO the German
Customs Union.
The Steele observes that the Prince Of Hesse Cas-
sell who is heir-presumptiye to the throne OF Den
mark by right Of his mother, being about to be mar
red to the Grand Duchess Alexandria, third daugh
ter Of the Emperor Nicholas, Denmark will by TINS
alliance become an advanced post for Russia against
Europe.
LONDON, August 81.
| MONEY MARKET AND Cry INTELLIGENCE In the
discount circles there appears 10 be increased de-
| mand for money, which is considered a favorable
| symptom Of an improving state Of trade In several
instances the brokers have refused TO turn bills into
cash. except at rgher rates, but generally speaking
| an advance is not at present insisted on. The I'M
mense stock Of bullion in the bank, nearly dl2 600,
00O a sufficient check against any rapid rise IN the
rates of discount for the time being As the autumn
approaches, there is a stronger belief, however, that
greater activity will be shown in various branches
! of commerce.
Nothing material has occurred in public securities
| Consols have been sold at 49,, and Exchequer Bills
| at So 60 and Sc 81 pm 1t will be seen, therefore,
that the market is steady, and this delightful weather
for the harvest is tending to give II increased rmness
by reducing the chance Of any considerable lmporta
| ton OF foreign corn.
| SPAIN.
The Heralao, of Madrid, states that the King Of the
! French had recognized the Government, and APP
| pointed the Duke Of Guksburg, who had been hth-
ero only charged with the direction OF the business
Of the legation, first secretary of the embassy and
| charge d'aialres of France, of Madrid.
Gen. Concha had resigned the rank Of Lieut.. Cen
eral, TO which he had been promoted by the New Go
vernment, and announced his intention 10 retire into
private life after the final triumph Of the national
cause.
| 1t had been decided in Council that no Minister of
Foreign affairs should be appointed until the meet
! ing Of the Cortes