The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-06
TEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER nIBERNIA

| ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER IllBERNlA
The new and beautiful steamship iIibernia arrived
at Boston on Thursday morning, in trip of more
than average speed at this Of the year, ADD
has proved herself FIRST rate vessel She is larger
than the other ships Of the Cunard line, and is proba-
| bly, more perfect in all her arrangements than any
steamship which has YET crossed the Atlantic. She
| had rough passage, and brought 100 passengers
She made the last half Of the voyage previous to her
arrival at Halifax IN four days, which is pretty good
evidence of what she is capable Of performing As
she up BostoA harbor, she was beautifully deco
rated with the flags Of every natioL.
| There was no material change in the state Of
| trade.
| Lord Brougham had made some important motions
| in Parliament relative to the slave trade.
The grand invention the Atrial Carriage is said to
have been realized. London is all agog 10 witness
the flight Of this modern Pegasus, which will take its
departure for Paris shortly
Amongst the novelties of the day may be noticed
the spec departure of Mr.. O'Conneli's eldest son
| Tor the United states, accompanied by Mr.. Thomas
steele, 10 orgoDize AN agitation there for the
speedy repeal Of the union.
The British papers notice the loss of the Solway
one OF the West India steamships.
The Solway steamer entails upon the London off
ces loss of $1,000, and upon those of Glasgow
elO,OoO. L'oyds have escaped with trhng cost
most OF the insurance Offices being her underwriters
The cost Of the ship Goo 00O SO that the unfor-
tunae company TO which she belonged will be minus
eco 600.
The amount Of the loss of life il is impossible to
ascertain. Al least 10 passengers are known 10 have
persisted, and twelve Of the crew are missing.
AS The time approaches for the admission of Cana
dian wheat and Hour at fixed duty, hopes on the
one hand, and fears the other, are felt and ex-
pressed respecting the probable working of the new
measure. hat II viewed with considerable ipal-
ousy by the agricultural party IN both Houses of Par
Lament, is undenable The movements of Sir Rob.
ert Peel IN the direction of free trade during the lasi
session produced a mutny amongst the country gen
Ilemen, the suppression Of which matter of no
little difficulty; and their fears are again seriously
worked upon by the knowledge Of the fact that bill
will be introduced after Easter for legalizng the ad-
mission OF North American grain at low rate of
duty. The farmers are in a very bad temper at the
present time; the price Of produce is low, owing TO
the inability OF the aborng classes to buy 1.-THE
tural result OF the late manufacturing depression.
The manufacturing districts of Lancashire the
great emporium Of the cotton trade--continue in a
healthy, I not buoyant state. Business, as COM
pared with the dizziness which marked the closing Of
the last and the opening of the present year. exhibits
a new activity. There is more doing, better prices
are realized, higher wages given, and greater
confidence prevails.
The Liverpool Cotton Market has exhibited du-
ring The past week, very animated appearance
"S uS"ahu mas UttD extensive and Uniform. The
price oil The staple is still low TO which the unparal-
leled crop OF last year has, of course mainly con-
triDuted, combined with the recent stagnation but
the present state Of things, if continued must speedi-
~ Improve IT. and The accounts which have come to
hand by the Columbia, representing the seed time of
Inc present year in the Southern States highly I'M
favorable may be presumed TO operate favorable up
on stocks for some time to come.
The.number Of Royal infants is still but two. The
queen lakes daily exercise IN the open air with
Prince Albert. Her ACCOMPLISHMENT is looked for
daily.
The Great Western taken to Milford, to be
repaired, and was TO start from Liverpool on the
2Sh ult for New York She has therefore been out
eight days.
Mas. Woop, THE VocAusr.--It is with sincere
and heartfelt pleasure that we are able 10 announce
that the wish expressed in notice of this ceebra
ted lady's removal to convent at York has been
fulfilled. We are authorized 10 state that on Tues
day evening last she arrived at her husbands resi-
dence, at Wooly Moor, The pain and anxiety of be-
ing absent from husband and child being greater than
her religious enthusiasm Wak,ftH Journal.
The "Toulonnas" Of the sth instant states that
the Emperor of Morocco had given satisfaction TO the
United States for the insult offered to their Consul by
the Governor of Tangier. The latter had been |
superseded IN his post and the flag Of the Union hay
ing been hosted On the Consular house. was sauted
by the bait, Of the place.
SPAIN
The Spanish Cortes were opened ON the al with |
great pomp and formay. detachment of cavalry |
and SIX carriages accompanied the Regent and the /
young Queen from the palace The Regent read the |
royal speech. After abiding 10 the zeal of The ma
gstracy and The pcnury Of the treasury the speech
states that the late isuirection had paralysed the
economical schemes Of the government and created |
an additional debt IN consequence OF he necessity of
raising large military force
RUSSIA AND sERvIA.
The .i,ssbupg Ga.eiis Of the 5,h inst pubsbc.
the i'iio~ng precise details Of the Russian ,lna,yy
IN relation 10 Seryia IL. Russia demands thai the
authors and abetios OF the revolution Of September
be brought TO trial. 2 The Emperor demands that
Frince Alexander Nara Gcorgewitsch should be i'm |
mediately deprived Of his command. g. That new
sovereign should be elected according 10 the Existing
laws But the Sultan may annul the 6rman of ms
father the Sultan Mahmoud which rendered The
throne OF Serya hereditary the family of Obreno
wNch, ana u The COM limits made against Prince
Michael be well founded the Sultan will be hermit
ted TO exclude Prince Michael from the numbsr of
candidates. NJ. de Bouieuied recoy,d al the same
time with his uliimaium, instructions 10 give the OF
toman Porte but twcnty-fOur hours TO return an an
swer, and IN case Of a refusal 90 break on ali A.
mauc relations with the Diyan and withdraw provi
sionelly TO Buiukdere, where Russian shin OF war
IS stationed.
INDIA.
The British Government having introduced ci,;t;
zaiion into portion Of Scindc, and having t,l.r
possession OF the Indus the navigation OF which be
came matter OF general benefit, demand wa.
made on tie Amcers 10 give IN for The nee 81 IL,
navigation, certain strips Of land yng aont tic ri.
yer. They, feeling that they could not ,mmeJi.tci
refuse, temporsod, until at length their troops wcr,
collected when, on the l4th February. hey semi
WORD TO MAJOR Gu ram TO retire from their city ~
Major Ouratn, WHO did not suppose thai tbcv ,,oiI
proceed to eNtremities, delayed. On the lstI A..
resdency Of tie British Political Agent or Minisicr
was attacked u was gllanty defended by loo ,,cn
Tor several hours but at length, their ammunition
with small loss, 10 the steamers and proccedcd 80
JON Sir Charles Napier, then at the head of ab,,,