The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-02
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GREAT
WESTERN, THIRTEEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE.

WESTERN, THIRTEEN DAYS LA
FROM EUROPE.
State Of the Cotton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the Queen-lrsh State Trials-Afairs in
-Bombardment Of Tangier-Abdi-
cation of Mehemet Ali, &c.
The Great Western, Capt. Matthews, arrived at
New York at half pas, o'clock, Saturday even
ing from Liverpool, with adyices from that place
the 18th inclusive.
She has thus made the passage in exactly two
weeks One hundred and thirty three passengers
came in her.
There has been no change in Cotton tendency,
however, in favor of buyers There was a good
trs de demand
Affairs in Morocco have assumed more quiet
aspect France has inundated the Emperor
The bombsrdmen, of Tangier will probably settle
the trouble.
..he Prince Royal OF Prussia is now on visit TO
England. Great Britain is this year overrun with
foreign nobility
The intelligence of the English crops is very ia
vorable to England, and unfavorabe to America.
Mr. Washington Irving has arrived 10 Paris on
leave OF absence for two months from his diplomatic
duties in Spain. After short stay he will pay
visit TO London.
lhELAsD.-Repeai hsooiaiion.-At the weekly
meeting oil Tins association on Monday, the 9Th inst
The chair was taken by Mr. Arabin, the Dublin Lord
Mayor Eject. A letter was read from Lord Wiok
low, IN continuation Of controversy with the assoc-
auon 10 which his Lordship gives the Repealers very
small hopes oil ms ever joining their ranks Rent
for the week 81 1896
The IN. Nv A
instant, The chaic was taken by Richard O'Gor-
man, Esq Mr -. OConnsl Jr., announced the
receipt oil various subscriptions, and proceeded To
give ms usual weekly return from the prison He
was happy to be able TO inform the association that
the imprisoned martyrs were la good health and most
excellent spirits, enjoying the glorious fact Of The
perfect tranquility of ireland throughout its entire
extent.
Lacy were likewise rejoiced to find tina, the spiri,
OF perseverance,, m looking by legal and constitution
al means for the repeal OF the union still per,aded
freshmen OF every class and persuasion Pe,ce and
perseverance, and the union would necessarily be re-
Pesied HIS father greatly dsapproyed of MIR
shlePs speech IN parliament on the State Trials and
deprecated 10 The strongest language, any shrinking
OF compromise The repea Of the union must come
sooner or ateri II was only a question of time he
called upon them to persevere, and by redoubled .x
ertons legally and peacesby 10 achieve Tor their ma
tive land that greatest Of ali blessings
Mr. Z Powell, NJ. p, moved the adoption Of an
aour.,s 70 me Queen, praying that she would libe.
rate MI OCouucll who is stated in the address 10 |
be "her Msjesys most ilustrious subject " and The
greatest man OF the age" The adoption of the ad
dress was seconded by Henry Grattan, ESQ who .,a.
ted mat II had received 1854 9sS signatures NJ
smith O'Bricn announced The amount Of subscrin.
adjourned. WV "'''''"s
h'sh SsSh ir'ah IN Parliament Parliament stands
adJourned until September jti TO enable al. po,,.
OF Lords 10 give judgment in tho case OF MIR oVon.
nel' ana also TO Afford the minister an npport,,nry
should he think proper 10 embrace it, of bringing ~,
inquest wv "''o"''
Judgment in the case Of the trarers.,, w,,Ih
en- on the % pruxmo, and although il IS v.,.rsI,
underwood That Il will confirm the proceeding. i, ,h
hlsn court much will depend upon the op,,;o,.
Nhieh the Judges may entertain with regard 10 ths
proceeungs connected with the monster trial. uhetb
er any portion OF MIR O'Connell's term az -.
ration VIII be curtiiled The Goyernmen, 1. n,,,ah
more anxious TO come to terms with O'ConneIl thar
he IS with them. ""e" N''n
Before the session closed, they bid high for nam,
lsry 10 Ireland by repeating, at the risk of offending
'he preJudlccs OF many Of their English suonor,,r
the absurd penal laws which d,svraeed tho .t,s,,,,s'
respecting Catholics bill, conceived in n siniIa,
spur, enabling properly to be legally translerred =,
The use OF the Church Of Rome IN ireland wss -, "
iuced and passed '' ""o'
As regards the parliamentary position Of the min
stry, The session which has now closed has erb;,a
their weakness, their divisions and their d,ees,.
! hell moral strength has been seriously impaired
Another such session OF rererses and bl,,na,rs IN
% lar TO open the portals of Downing stree, -
heir rivals, the whig, '"eo' T"
Dean 9 Joseph BonParte. Letter. from Flororco
u he Joth oli., mention the death Of Jos.ph r.
'nte, once King Of Naples and sf.rr,rls n So
he oied on The 2sth uli. after long Illness IA.
'rcthers, Louis and J,rome were pph him in ~. a.,
moments, LOUIS - now the head Of the fam,lv g.,
rs health Is also very bad and his successor is PRIME
'ous Nap9eon 'ne prisoner at Ham. The Romsg-
iated, TOO, that The Pope is dangerously ill., u
.5oeouchcmenf u the Q,,eer n ytA of pr,re, IT,.
inh OF smother Pr'nee--'hs Duke Or York, we ore