The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-12

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The Liverpool packet Of the 18Th January,
(ship Roscius, Capt. Collins,) arrived at New
York February Oh, bringing our files of London
aud Liverpool papers 10 her day Of sailing. 1t is.
worthy Of note that the Rwcius has experienced
remarkably pleasant weather, all the way, and
the weather in Europe has been unusually mild.
The greater part Of the following intelligence ap-
peared IN cur second edition a yesscld;y
The royal mail steamer Ilberna arrived our
at Liverpool on the 18th ult., at O'clock, p M.
but II e effect Of her a,vlces on the markets
was Of course unknown when the Roscns sailed
The trial OF the Irish Repealers would probably
begin on the 18Th January.
glazing fraud has been discovered in the en-
pannelhg of the jury to try the Irish Repeaers
Sixty three names were secretly struck OFT the
list, either by the Recorder or High Sheriff o.
Dublin The London Advertiser says: "Wili
government after all that has happened, and es-
peciaiy after this last and most astonishing dis
covery, still persist in proceeding with the State
prosecutions We cannot believe it; they must
be abandoned, and of that Sir Robert Peel must
be by this time aware The London papers all
agree in this opinion sa.
The Duke of Bordeaux returned 10 London en-
the 18th ult.
Thaberg intends visiting Rome and Florence,
remains till the end Of March, and afterwards,
according to his present determination, proceeds
to the United States.
Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to re-
nit The sentence of death on all prisoners con-
yicteti Of the murder Of the Earl Of Derby's game
keeper, except John Roberts, the party who fired
the fatal shot.
The rumor in Dublin on Friday, 18th January,
al t, rot ont Of
NESS" had ordered the proceedings against the
Repeaers to be quashed altogether, in conse-
quence of the disgraceful and bungng proceed
ings of the Grown officers--proceedngs which
even the London Times, Tory as it is, warmly
condemns.
Ii was reported that the Spanish government
had addressed that Of Portugal, not to allow
Olozaga to remain in the country.
It is evident that Sir Robert Peel is to be allow
ed to sleep on no bed Of roses during the forth
coming session Of Parliament.
Apple trees in bud and blossom, together with
poyanthusses, may now be observed in almost all
the gardens in the neighborhood Of Lancaster.
II is understood that some very interesting
documents, together with memoir, drawn up by
the late Sir Hudson loves own hand. Of the
events connected with his custody of Napoleon,
are in possession of friend, to whom he entrust-
ed them for publication and that Lord Bathurst
order as to the treatment Of the ex-Emperor, is
among them.
The French Consul General in China, Conui
de Ratti- Mention, has had very fattering recep-
ton FROM the Imperial Commissioner Of the Em-
peror Of China. The latter expressed an opinion
that the Emperor would afford to France the
same privileges granted to England.
The Marques Of Salisbury has Withdrawn
from Freemasonry The refusal Of that body to
elect him Grand Master, in succession to the
late Duke Of Sussex, is the generally assigned
cause.