The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-10
FOREIGN NE VS..
LATER FROM ENGLAND.

We received last night later adviccs from Englsnd
by the ackei-ships England, Captain Bartlett, IRON
Liverpool, and by the Mediator, Capssin Chadwick,
from London The England brings " Tiles oil Liver
pool papers to December 9th inesusive--hef day o.
ssilin. and BY both receive London dates oil ue
sth In the markets we find no alteration.
The news from Spain, received here Dy thc bur
gundy from Havre, excited great interest !" rts,oe
and England, aud all the London papers are hi'eo
with remarks, discussions and conJecturcs concern
ing it, The denial by Olozaga oithe reasonable ou-
rage he is accused VI having committed IN iorcioy
compelling the young Queen TO sign decree d'sso's-
ing the Cortez, is quite generally credited though
seems 10 DO agreed that the ruling party at hisdrd
viii prevent his obtaining Justice. His own cstao
Iished character and the impocy for him Of disso-
luton at tins time, the principal grounds on which
his denial obtains credit.
Repeal to ireland seems 10 be somewhat less &C
tive than heretofore, though nothing Is omitted oy
the repealers which can feed the excitement. hey
Peter James Tyrrell, Of the nine persons imPii
Gated in the State prosecutions died on the 4th, al
Dublin, and the Repeal papers declare that he Is
martyr in the cause, having contracted the disease Oh
which he died while attending the Contarf meeting
John O'Connell, in the absence Of his "august Ia
ther," issues a proclamation TO the Repeaers, an
nouncing and bcwailing Mr.. Tyrrell's DEATH and say
ing that it will be the Of the Association . to
have upreared to his sacred memory betting mon-
ument."
The official report shows a Conservative majority
in Dublin over Radicals and Repeaiers Of BOO
600 more than was expected last year.
At a Limerick meeting O'Connell is reported to
have made speech, Of which the following Is an ex
tract:
We are preparing our petitions for Psrlia
ment and We shall have signatures equal in number
to the six millions four hundred thousand specified IN
the bill Of indictment daughter and checrs.) /
have struggled for Ireland-my first speech was
against the Unon--I have made more speeches since
then than any other man. and my private life and
public character have been vilifed beyond measure !;
but while have the confidence Of my countrymen l
care not for it all. (Applausc) II has been
suggested 10 me that, ii l consented to abandon
the repeal, the prosecution would be given up; or
even if convicted the sentence would not be en-
forced: that offer made to me. said at once
there shall be no compromise Of the repeal
would rot in dungeon first. Loud and enthusi
make a compromise. The repeal !-(renewed APP
plause) While live shall continue to argue Ire
lands right to domestic Parliament, and if be in
generated, my pen will enable me to teach my coun-
trymen my sentiments. (Cheers) l rejoice, then,
my friends that we have made this demonstration.
Your monster meetings went until at the close of
them all they were interrupted by the Government,
and it was said that that which was peace before,
would, on the suppression of those meetings, be re-
beon Immediately. He was such thing. Now
we can contradict them. They interfered-they pro-
secuted-there was peace still. (Cheers) Peace
still, is my command peace still is my entreaty--
peace still, and Ireland shall be free" (Cheers.)
The Paris Commerce announces new regulation
of the Belgic Government; which direct that the du
ties on none but wines Of superior quality shall in u
ture be " drawback" even il consumed in Belgium
This new order Of the Belgian Government is held
TO strike at at French interests and TO facilitate
the substitution Of German for French wines.
The meeting held at Philadelphia, urging upon
Congress the military occupation Of Oregon, furnish
es matter for general comment The Chronicle
and Sun speak with great contempt Of the American
claim TO ownership Of the Territory, and affect 10
treat il a second attempt to do" the British the
first, regulating their debts-havng succeeded 10
admirably.
A great Free Trade demonstration was made al
Liverpool on the 9Th. Mr.. Golden, Mr. Bright, and
other celebrated Free Traders, present, and
made speeches.
nation Of new Ango-French Company, which is
about TO apply for the privilege of constructing rail
road between Paris and Lyons, branching from the
CorbeiI road. Nj. Charles LATTE, Of Paris, and Mr.
J. II. Atwood Of London, appear a, the head Of this
undertaking
A new difference had arisen at Tuns between the
Bey and Rear-Admiral Bandera The Admiral
having presented TO the Bey hrman Of the Porte,
granting certain commercial advantages in the Re-
gency TO Austrian trade, he refused TO act upon II,
observing that Austria had never consented 10 recog
nize hrs government.
Paris papers Of Tuesday contain important news.
The Deputies arriving daily in Paris, for the
opening Of the Chambers and already the Opposition
papers remark, that the completeness Of the Court
were extended TO the class preparatory to the intro
duction OF certain proects-one donation for the
Duke de Nemours. Little doubt was entertained
that measures would be taken in respect Of the
Peers and Deputies Of France who had repaired
England TO do homage to the Duke dc Bordeaux
N Y. Cou ier.