The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-19

On NJ whole. rassRs srpssss " ~ :" sa"s
esfa aiss< ststs.
The Haue cotton market, on tho efth el, Was
without material change. The sales on The 2oth and
9Th were 500 bales each.
There was TO be an immense sale Of American
produce In London on the 4th Of September
A line of the newly invented electrical lsiegraph
is shortly 10 be completed from London 10 Ports
mouth.
The Times states positively that Louis Philippe
will not visit England this year.
The Countess Guiccoli is about to arrange and
publish the manuscripts bequeathsd 10 her by Lord
Byron, with remarks OF her
The increase to the trade of the port of Liver
pool during the past year, has been 1877 900 tons Of
shipping
| Two extensive failures have taken place in Man.
chester. The old established firm of Burgess and
Townsend calico printers whose liabilities exceed
ESQ 900, and Edward Bingham Jackson & Co. fustian
facturers whose liabilities IT is said about
100000.
Lord Keane the captor OF Ghuznee, died on the
26th ult Of dropsy.
Extraordinary ct-The royal infant has been pro-
nounced by the surgeon to the royal household at
Windsor to have been OF the finest and most
bust children at its birth witnessed by the facul
v. The infant Prince took the breast from Mrs.
Perkins, the wet nurse, within six hours Of lis birth,
and has thriven amazingly.
Arrival Of american Packets aud Steamers Since
last, the arrivals from the United States have not
been numerous. The HottDgeur arrived on the 2lst
ult the Europe (sailed Isl August, the oath the
Adirondack on the Goth aud the indie ende ncc on
the Sd inst The latter vessel fell in with Very stormy
weather on the 18th ult, in which she lost maintop-
mast and fore and mizzen topgallanmast The Gale
donia, Boston steamer arrived on the 29h ult, at
10, P. Nj.
Expulsion of Sisters of Charity from Russia.--We
find the following IN the W estphalian Mercury -
Several sisters oil charity have lately arrived Ber-
ln having been conducted to the frontiers Of Prussia
from their convent at wilma, in Russia, which has
been suppressed They young women Of educa-
tion and good families and will return their prn-
cpal convent in France. They put under the
| charge Of COssacks, OF whose treatment they make
severe complaints
Her .Majestys Visit to Seoiland.It is now, we be-
lieve, FINELY determined that her Majesty and Prince
Albert will embark on board the royal yacht Mon
day or Tuesday next, and Immediately proceed to
Scotland on visit TO the Duke of AthoI over whose
magnificent estates his Royal Highness viii enjoy the
sports OF the field.
The Queens Visi to Eeiand--The report gains
strength daily that the Queen will visit ireland in
the course of the Autumn.
The Visi Of Louis Phiiippe.-It has been stated in
the papers that the visit Of Louis Philippe to this
country is postponed, if not abandoned. We have
made inquiries on the subject, and find that no nli-
nation that effect has yet been received quarters
most IAely to be well informed TO his Mslesty's
Intentions Observer
1t is said that $4,000 Moorish cavalry were in
arms at Tangier, ready to attack the French if they
had attempted to land. A similar force fell upon
the Austraus when they landed al Laracha, 10 1898
and destroyed the greater part Of them before they
could form 10 order Of battle.
The Tobacco Tade.--E is the opinion, from what
has recently ranspired that alteration in the ex-
of that article m
The Var bel,oeen France and Morocco Prince
de Jon'ille has followed up the bombardment Of
1anger by the bombardment and occupai ion Of Mo-
galore on the 18Th.
Repeal Association. usual weekly meeting of
this association as held on Monday the 9th ult MIR
O'Connell handed IN several sums Of money and then
stated that the monster petition addressed to the
queen had been forwarded last week to Sir James
Graham for presentation. hir. ID. o Conneil then
rose TO make his usual weekly return from the prison.
he said the repeal martyrs were, usual in eel
lent health and spirits cheered the tranquility of
the country and the spirit of perseverance eviDced by
all parts OF ireland He WINS happy state that be
knew II was Mr.. O'Connels thorough conviction
that the hour was coming for repeal, and coming
last Let The people then not be turned aside by
false hopes OF any kind. Somebody has said
Hereditary bondmen, know We not
Who would be free, themselves must strike the blow
MIR. j. Kelly announced the rent for the week to
be L634 lbs Id.
The State T,iaL-O' Conneu and other, -, m,
Quetn-Afier short interval, tie case OF O'Conneh
IS the Queen was called on, when the greatest anr
'eiy Was manifested Lord ChIef Ju.nce Tindal
considered The findings In be fret four counts we're
not correct In law, and therefore improperly entered
the record. All the other questions m seJ we,s
decided IN the negative. The other Justices concur
red generally.
Mr.. Baron Anderson a, some length stated his opin-
ION on The questions propounded the Judges II
was the rule OF Courts 10 give judgment on the good
counts of an ind ctmcnt and not on the bad comm.
and, therefore, IN considering writ of error il was
necessary to ascertain whether there was suc cnt in
any oil TIE counts TO support the judgment appealed
against Inc lea ned Baron, in conclusion, sud his
ans" ef to all their ordships questions mua be Ia the
negative, and In confirmation Of the ioJgn,nt ar
nounced 10y the Court below.
Lord Chef Justice Tindal said one Of his learned
brothers Eve could not heas which, was too unwelI
70 auenu out he had authorized him 10 say that his
sdswtr To The questions were IN the negative
ihe Lord Chancellor after the iuopes had read
then op'nions rose and SAID, the case before Them
was one Of the greatest Importance; he therefore
moved that It's further consideration be adjourned On
III "wednesday next.
Lord Bfougbsm-And that the ooinion NJ the
Judges he printed THE me mime
The Lord Chincelor-Yes C. ainlv
.ne ooosloe,.,oo 81 n" Judges op,n,ons, wssthen
The Times Of yesterday .ays,-a w. h.r ,oco,.
ssu'a'e .'e country on The truly gratifying ntelli-
gence OF aProosble arrsnge meni OF the Tahri ques-
non, ana termination TO al fear. of rupture be-
tween ourselves sod France. The question appears
10 have been settled IN a way equally honorable to
pom eouo'ries, The ind'gni,y TO England has been
1.ooeneo without The smallest los Of digoty 10
france we have got every concession tina, we could
Jusuy demand, and France ha. only given what she
could not IN justice withhold"
SPAIN.
Our accounts from Msdrid continue 10 be Of litle
interest Inc arrangement Of the dispute between
SPAN and Morocco t IL said have been effected by
Mr Bu~er, and we rejoice to find that has proved