The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-09

laurel, dahas and other beautiful flowers OF inc
season. The landing-place was covered with rich
crimson cloth Her MS1esty, IA the most gracious
manner acknow lodged The respectful congratulations
Of those officers Of the arsenal, garrison, and dock
yard, Who had the honor Of approaching Her Ma
jesy
The road was kept clear NV the horse police, under
the direction OF Mr. Mallaeu the superintendent o
the X division Her Majesty aud Prince Albert rode
in'an open carriage, and was escorted by detach
ment Of ilussars
TURKEY
The Advices from Constantnople are to the 27th
OF August Abiding to the deliberations of the Ser
Wan people ON the propreiy Of aceeding 10 the last
most unreasonable demands Of Russia that Wutsitch
and Abraham Petroniewltch should be expelled.
letter writer says;
The imperious tone assumed by Baron Ieyen, the
threat of occupying the province with force Of from
20 900 10 $4,000 Russians, with, if not the coopera-
tion at least the approval Of Austria, along with the
despair OF support from other quarters, produced the
effect desired by Russia, and oreseeD by her rivals.
Wutsitch aud Perroniewitch, TO relieve their col
leagues from further anxiety, at once consented to
retire to Widdln, where they must he by this time
and Baron Le,en Is now de Jacto Governor OF ser
via. This commune alton has excited slight sensa-
ton here. Russia having made her breach and car
ried the citadel II makes little difference which OF the
detached sironghods she may think proper 10 Ie-
move,
ITALY.
BoLoGsA, Sept. S--We are here again in a state Of
agitation. Some time since the Government an
nounced that the insurgents were bealen and dspers-
ed but, on the 3d. II was asceraiped that they had
re-assenbed IN the mountains of Calderlnd Siyiguo,
and Vergovo, where they had shown themselves to-
wards the beginning OF August, and from which they
then returned, III order TO throw themselves into the
Romagne. Ii is said that the Government had made
propositions 10 the chiefs Of these guerllas TO give
them passports to foreign countries and to their fol-
lowers To allow them TO return TO their homes, only
requiring that they should remain under the suryeil-
lance OF The police. II appears that these proposals
have not been accepted and that the guerillas have
returned to their former position, where they have
great number OF partIsans. The letters received
from Rome are not Of a more lranquIzing descrip-
ton. Revolutionary proclamatons 10 a great extent
have been distributed
NAPLES Sept. 9.--ll was said at Naples that two
gueriiias had shown themselves in the AbruzZ aud
that our battalions about to be sent into that
province.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET, Sept. 22-The mar
ket continues to be freely supplied with American de-
scriptlons and though large business is transacted
from day TO day, yet without change Of prices ; we
therefore continue former quotations. Common quail
ties OF Sea Islands are Id higher Spectators have
taken l6 $40, and exporters 500 American. The
market closes with great hrmness.
Prices of fair Orleans Sd a Sd Bowed and
Mobile I'D.
Sales from the 10th TO the 22d instant, inclusive
$50 Sea Island 8 a IL 220 stained do. 3a9; 74G
Bowed s. $3.50 Mobile 4a5is; 10, $50 Or
leans is 81 ,450 Surat q 4 $40 Pernam-
buco ) 3S 6. $50 Maranham AIS 5 "a;
400 Egyptian "a 6 l-2.