The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-21
From the ". Y. Sun.

ARRIVAL srrAMsu1p u,pppN1A
FIJI lEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Queens .SDeech-Greof rice in Coffon-
D,r ~,
|"''o"e"Sy me otdte ITids-hrS. utf
DiOur'S Ac9uiHdl-and other ne,rs from the
/on,;,e,t
~ RE,
i ne ho,a steamship Iioerna' CaPt' Y. Ii. T..
'uuAns, "as "eeiap"eu cary Mohdsy morning
came up Boston open barber IN liant s'yie, and ar
Boston
She brings nineteen DAYS later ne vs. from Europe
She left Liyerpi oi on the iih int thus making her
pa sage in thirteen and a haJ days,
Freohis to The IJnii,d States WERE ;mnr,v,n
ne 'i''er"'a Drns' 'u'i complement OF passen-
ger,
had advanced ONE rARTnlSo per pound and the sales
in six days reached the astonishing quantity of lO9
900 bales The great buk wss, OF course, Amer
can' ana more IMAM haif-1bo'w bales were taken on
sleculaien! ] he total sales Of the last five weeks
nave feaen'u me enormous extent OF SooWU bales
ssahs' * Uvo uu,ihe me corresponding PERIOD oil
last yesr Inc SAFES oil Cotton during The present
w. na'e =" ,ae,1 any s'n''ar Pe.,ou since
,ne nis' lh'fuuucuon Ollie Cotton uade. lhe eh-
ueh' 70 "hcn specu auon mas been carried and is st'
hhsY W De earn may De aerred IRON TIE fact That
vest in In, st,ple The Mancbese, .ninners arc So
riously slsrmed
70, o.,oo. VIII, e.,
iht oRt6oN'-W inner and Smnhs European
me ,ys
'lhe bnush Government has given the new am
bassad-r who has gone to Washington 10 succeed
MI Fox, full powers Ia tile ths bone Of en,ion
mhieh had u oeen allowed TO remain much longer In
dispute, would nave proved constant source OF irr-
nion, pe'baPs ~ speedy COLLISION between the two
memorable at least for pulling end 10 he unseemiu
Iu9oofe' a,si"g ouf Of The .N1headern and the Oregon
i0f""y "''P"'"'
Mir Everett i. in c,tr,spond,no, with Lord Sta.
ley, the Coonisl secretary, upon the Oregon Tern
,n,y ous.,;nn Tn aa,y,,,s - NJ V o,s ,e'n
,efal ,ntet,evs wiIb bis Io,I.b,n If ~. Ga,an., ~
fee.
49, :. ~ a '1nious Wis "in'ur a. Eilnburg
'""' '''o''u '' MI ''q'''"'
OPENING OF papIJAMrNr orrpr>,,s
SPEECH.
P,,Ii,msn, o,.nsd e., ,,e
An the Foreign AmbasssJor. Cen g., ~ seo
u,,e ,,s,o', "e"' r~Paf gro, @ep
Her Majesty. who lean, upoo the ara, 30 p.;
Albert, looked extremely Well Her M,ir.,v ,ool ~.
seat on tie Throne. Prince Albert sat on he, M,
iesty's left hand. Her Majesty in cle,r ~, ~.
tine tone of voice r,,d Inc 81 e.ob - 'pu u''
20 her by the Lord Chancellor with The ,,.,sI 60
monies, as foIows - Wv
,
satisfaction again 10 me-, Won !, p. us me gr'a'
have The Opportunity ofproftng by your assistance
and sdv'ee.
ien'ertsin confident hope that the general peace
so necessary Tor the hsppnes, and prosperity Of all
nations VIII continue uninterrupted.
Ny friendly relations with the King Of the French. |
anu 'ne good understanding hap iy established he
.seen my u9'einmen' and that OF his Majesty, with
IA ,,n,s,,iors ~ In ., 'ue 'see'ui and AMIGA
in TN, expectation.
have directed that the Treaty. which baY.
concluded with The Emperor Of China shaIi h. IA
before YOU and re ioce 10 tbok tbat !, III, =; w.
results, prove highly advantageous 10 the trade Of hi,
country.
" throughout the whole course of m, nego,;,,;on.