The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-06

the presses alluded 10, az we think without any
kind Of reason. The lass too Is denounced IN the
same manner. aud an because It conflicts with
tile pe9pps4ty interest o. ila publishers, VINO are IN
the habit % ssndlp lhs'F papers from ne place az
emit Villages and cities d moelyof the cost 70 trans
bort 4hem Ia The mall The editors Of these papers
contend that the law should he 1epealed, and that
every individual should enjoy The gght Of carrying
letters and paess wherever they please. Let as look
a he question 30 auother light, and See IL she law
should BE repealed Il is true she Post Office De-
pagtnaent : u saoQppos ID one sepssw bur it h mo-
nepo5 IS dc NbO people iei geese benem = was
ctganlzed ard IS E9ppnFtca. ~ our whole govern
rent s monopoly we donos ow but one 70 ex-
isis bat Realn s MONOPOLY M wish every citizen
high er inw rich % poor Is eHgaetn " mere we're
no laws e protect fe l'Qs lpee beparmsD9s--H
rriyele indisidnals wefe allowed n compeie with i
between shelaIge rigsss, nad ~ tle rea thorough
fares, where ldeffes iH eeome HpW could is
usefulness BE- extended TO 1moge qai.ers, spaftely
pofnlatesi, Yhcre 5nt tFlls 8 ggqfiycd compared
Witll lhv large shns PAID cr the transmission "a
mo lDad through ihe Niloer0ess aad oSer new aud
rough Snaa4 AZ AL seasoHs ~ tre year, And yet,
e5sJs enc WN admi that fhe mails should DO carried
INTO sSetY town Throughout sbe United States. The
Posi- onsse Department. N apl money .Hlasing CON
,ers-,ll ts.a. III Isl ftt IN "a +usfatn itself
and ,his can not Be done oa&he best routes private
individuals arc allowed q compete with the Depart
III the rates Of postage arg too high, lei Congress
reduce them but 50 long as laws remain in the stat
ute books, let khemabe enforced; and we are conf
dent the people will sustain that officer whose duty
is 10 see them enforced. And alaw so just as the
one tndof discussion which, protects one OF the most
useful aepaftments ofAhe a3sernment should never
PSslsstss M i people as wen as
70 his fown Conscience Prosecute every niraction
Of ibis Iaw and see that II zcrlpnously enforced.
Public scntiment win sustain BIN 10 this course, the
Recommendations OF the penny press TO the contrary NOT
withstanding- Erchange paper.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship Liverpool, Capt Edrdge, arrived
at New York on Friday bringing London and Liver
pool dates two days later than those before received
The news is unimporant, the papers being filed with
discussions in relation to expedtng the overland
mail to India, and with the movements Of the anti
cornaw league. which latter appears to be very
zealousy engaged in the of free trade and as
its advocates think, with very fair prospects of ulti-
mate success.
young man by the name of William Abbott
salesman and book-keeper to Abel s. j. s. Buckley
manufacturers, Manchester was arrested in that CITY
October Sd, charged with embezzling $1,000 from
his employers. na#
The London excise officers had made large sell
cures of spurious tea and tobacco.
The story of Lieut.. Bursum going crazy while in
command of the government vessel Lynx and order
ing his ships company to fire upon the town of Cork
is declared to be without foundation.
Extraordinary Sales of Cotton.--The sales of cotton
on Mondsy, October q amounted to not less than g.
600 bales, and an advance Of l-8 d. per h. was es-
tabshed. This is Of the largest daily sales that
ever taken place in Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.--The sales of cotton since FRI
day amounted to $4,000 bales, of which 90 600 bales
on speculation
The temporary pressure caused by the excise paw
ments into the Bank of England has now entirely
passed away, and money is in abundance. Some Of
the leading capitalists find so great glut that they
have large sums on hand for which they cannot find
any employment whatever. Others do not, however,
believe this abundance to be universally felt but are
inclined to think something like fair demand is ari-t
sing.
" national cap,' TO be worn by all repealers en-
gagged in the present movement is now ready for de-
livery in Dublin, by the agents of the association
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6--State of Trade We have
again had large speculative purchases of cotton
which have tended to raise prices and the sales for
the last six days not having been less than sixty
thousand bags importers having generally succeeded
iR realizing 1851 to lid per pound on last weeks
quotations.
We are still without any adYices from India and
China, and the arrival of the August mail is looked
for with greater interest since the intelligence was
received of the loss Of the July dispatches Business
is on that footing at present that may easily be af
fected by these advces.
The low rate at which money can still be obtained
is found greatly to stimulate investments in low priced
goods, at least in produce that now rules below an
average price, and the operations in this way are be-
coming daily more extensive, prompted, as they no
doubt are, by strong expectation that The trade of
the country is rapidly improving
Our imports latery have been small and ware
house room, at one time scarcely obtsinable is now
readily met with Some loud complaints are made
at the high rates still demanded BY The Fire Offices
the result Of the Fire Bill on their scale of char
ges IS anAiousy looked for and the reduction must
be rather important otherwise il will be found that
this charge, 10 which almost all merchandise is now
made liable, will seriously detract from the business
of the port
In shares the business has been unimportant, but
very small prices have been obtained
LONDON, Oct 5, (eyening "A subject OF some in .
erest is at resent under the consideration of the
chief legal advisers Of the Crown. We aude TO the
conduct pursued by the French vessels of war in the
Southern Pacific, to her Majesty Pomare, the Queen
OF the Sandwich Islands IL is represented to us
that this Government have sent out a remonstrance
very strongly worded against the seizure Of the
Islands Of Tahiti and IN the Of the French ma
ton, and that probably the power Of Pomare will DO
soon restored to her.
LONDON, Oct 5, evening THE Augsburg Ca
zette Of the 25th ult, states that much excitement
prevails at Ravenna, where an anarchial movement
was apprehended The Austrian garrison was pre-
pared for any event There were found in the pock-
cts Of some Of The insurgents lately arrested near
Bologna . quantity Of Russian coin which il is sun
dosed procured by the chief conspiraiors in or
der to excite suspicion in another than the real quar-
ter.
Accounts from Athens Of the l9th,ult, states that
the late revolution hadnowise Disturbed The tranquili
ty Of the kingdom. The new Ministry displayed lhe
greatest activity. They had issued degree relative
10 the elections, and Another for The organization of
the National Guard at Athens which was placed UNI
der the command Of Col Macyany
The elections an tle proyiuces going in favor
al Iran Tofttr I..l