The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-19
From The Philadelphia Seaiine


ARRIVAL OF THE PACKET SHIP COLUM-
BUS-FOURTEEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.
Arrival OF The Overland Maa-Ups and Downs
Of the French Ministry-Slate of the Mar
kets-The Comet in Europe-Earthquake in
England-Terrible Revulsons all over t e
World, &c. SC. &c.
Another packet, the Columbus, Captain Cole, has
made quick passage from England She arrived
last night, with advces from Liverpool 10 the 22nd
ultimo inclusive. Captain c. received card of
thanks from his passengers which we shall give to-
morrow lie deserves it-and no mistake.
Lord Pamerston was to have brought the subject
OF the Ashbufton treaty under the conside alton OF
the House of Commons on the night of the 2lst ult
We shall be curious to hear what Sir Robert Peel
Las to say IN defence Of that treaty.
The motion in the French Chamber to turn out the
Guizot Ministry, has completely failed having been
rejected by majority of As, and the original motion
carried by majority of 50.
The Rochester and England, hence, had arrived a,
Liverpool
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 10Th ultimo
They are, however, destitute of importance.
The Comet has been seen in Europe. See Hers
chiefs letter.
No change in American co,tons. Foreign descrp-
tions had fallen of ID Market heavy.
The Acadia arrived out on the 18th ult
The Overland nal had arrived. Nothing later
from China. The news from India is favorable 10
England.
II will be seen usder the head Of China that the
news from that quarter considered unfortunat lie
in England. 1t had no bad effect on the markets
however.
There had been turn out and riot at Middleton
The turn-outs were supported by the operatives al
| Manchester, and other places.
Shocks OF earthquakes have been felt all over Eng
| land. They were quite sensiby felt at Liverpool
| - ira ha cd in al.
OF Fergus OConDer and twenty or thirty others NJ
sentence at the last accounts.
letter dated Vienna, 4th INST states that seri-
riot had taken place between the students and the
military in which one student killed. and several
wounded
The fare by the Great Western TO New York is
reduced to thirty guiness and one guinea stewards
fee and from New York to one hundred dollars and
| five dollars stewards fee.
| James Stevenson, a native Of Scotland has been
taken before the Lord Mayor charged with using
threatening language respecting her Majesty and Sir
Robert Peel The prisoner given into custod '
in consequence Of hs often having stated during his
voyage from Scotland, that he was going to London
TO have an interview with Sir Robert Peel, whom be
/ intended TO shoot.
Her Majesty and Prince Albert have returned to
Buckingham Palace from Claremont.
The marriage Of the Prince of SAKE Cobourg Gotha
with the Princess Clementne Of France will take
place early in May
The hing and Queen Of the Bclgians are shortly
expected IN Paris TO assist at the marriage of Princess
Clementine OF Orleans with the Prince Of Cobourg.
The celebrated Colocotroni died at Athens on the
both ult Of an attack Of spopexy.
| The French ministry have met with a reverse
they were lately defeated on a local question.
| PARLissEsT Lord Montesgle moved for select
committee 10 inquire into the operation of the corn
law OF the last session OF Parliament in come ion
with the distress which prevailed throughout the
| country
Lord Ashburton attributed much Of the distress OF
the country 10 the failure Of the markets of Ameri-
ca, and was glad that there were already symptoms
| OF improvement manfcsting themselves.
| Their lordships divided, when the motion yas de.
feated by majority OF 300 to 10.
Mr.. Cladstone, IN reply 10 question from Lord
Worsey, said that he did not believe any duty wa,
paid on live stock imported from the United States
into Canada.
Sir r. Peel laid on the table papers RELATING IN the
treaty with the United State. of America
American STATE Drsrs.-Tbe rcply Of the Earl
Of Aberdeen to the holders Of the North American
Stocks, who have been epdeavorine to enlist the Bri-
tish Government IN their favor removes all hopes Of
any interference. inoeeo, u IS question Of so pri-
vs,e nature that Il hardly within the province
Of Government NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (,I.S,
The American vessel Wukons has brought into Ha-
vre the Of the Lotus English vessel Capt Shi,I
bound from Charleston to Hull The crew were
forced to abandon her on the 25,h--Iiarr, Journal
NUMEROUS ARRYsLs.-on Sunday last the wind
shifted TO the westward, and have bad an immense
arrivals Of vessels from all parts Of the World The
number on Sunday was 81, and on Monday, s5. OF
these no less than - ships laden with cotton
bringing at least 1870 900 bales Should the wind CON
tinue favorable for two three days longer it is e1-
pected that the arrivals Of cotton during the esent
week will be greater than were ever known since
cotton was first imported into Liverpool The ARR.
val of this immense amount Of shipping and produce
viii give abundant employment TO ali the isborine
population for several weeks.-Lirerpoai Courier
The account Of robbery Of the cars on the Hava-
ma railroad, as given first in the Mobile, Ala Herald
and subsequently published in other newspapers,
turns ont IN hc uotr,<