The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-24

Golfers another that she only delayed answer 10
see the issue Of the long debate IN the Cortes on The
Queens declaration against Oiozaga
The French Chamber ot Deputies assembled on
rbur,day last Ia elect lis officers OF the eighteen
Chairmen aud Secretaries elected by the Standing
Committees 10 were Ministerial, and Opposition.
The candid ties for the Presidency obtained The lol
lowing numbers on the hfst bailot sauLetl iot,
O'DilIon Barrot, 81 Dupin IS; Dupont de PEure
S; Dufsure, l. Neither having obtained an absr-
lutte ma iority" 1859 new ballot became Necessary
but il had not terminated at posttime
The Royal Court of Paris decided, on "wednesday
last that East India slaves as we'll as all other slaves
recover their liberty the moment their leel are on
the territory nf France.
The Monlteur OF Sunday publishes Royal ord,-
nance countersgned by Marshal Soult, appointing
M. Dumon, Minister Secretary OF State for the De
pariment of Public Works, IN the room of NJ Icse
who appointed President OF one OF the Chambers OF
the Court OF Cassation and raised 10 The dignity OF
Peer of France BY another ordinance, NJ Hypo
lyte Passy former Minister Secretary OF Stale, Is
raised to the dignity Of Peer OF France. Unmpor
ian these movements appear, they are considered
| indications OF more important things The removal
Of NJ Testo is supposed to foreshadow hargha
Soult's secession from olhee 1.-The nomination Oh
M Dumon is consd, red To prove" says the Paris lei
ter OF the Times "the increasing influence and pow
er of NJ Guizo and would mol fail to create N the
Paris press a sensation that would not easily be a.
layed, il not that the opposition papers had at
tackled him with much violence because OF his con
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be adj Judged TO SPECTATORS and not carried by the
State. This was in all probability the immediate
reason for his dismissal which takes away from ne
opposition one head Of charge against ministers
SPAIN.
Adyices fiom Madrid come down 10 the 18th ia & .
when the tedious debate in the CoTtes still went on.
Efforts making Ivy the mulua! friends OF Gencl,l
Serrano and Gonzales Bravo 10 settle in au.cabr
manner the difference which had arisen eiwocn hem,
had not yet bad the desired result Tie GtnenlIc.
fused to Tetraci al public sitting of the Chamber
the offensive expressions he had used. Hopes were
nevertheless enera ned that hostile meeting wuul
ensue.
The proceedings against the PERSONS arrested as
accom- in the attempt against the he OF General
Serrano, We're likely 10 end in the acquitta OF the
prisoners One of them S. Gaminde, who could not
be identified by his accuser, with whom he CON
troned had been liberated nstanter by order Of the
judge.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times states that
not only were the most melancholy accounts expected
daily from Madrid but that rumor had already an
nounced the occurrence of an instruction in the
Spanish capital" Be the on dit true false, you
should be prepared for accounts of the most unpea
SAINT nature from Spain. Narvasz has ioreseen the
d. icuities about to arrive and is determine an
tcipating them by the conception Of an immense army
at Madrid and of assuming the direction of affair
He may succeed, bu; he may also fall.
Don Carlos will not, it is said, now permit his son
to marry Queen Isabella as he hopes by union with
the Progresis,as to place him eventually on the throne
PORTUGAL.
Accounts from Lisbon to the 18th December state
that royal order, pOrtnria, was published in the
official Diario Friday last, directing the Admins
traitor Of the Cusomhouse TO send in report, with
out loss OF time, to the Minister Of Finance, Stair
whether, in his opinion, it would be conducive to-
wards the augmentation OF the revenue to substitute
adj raiorem duties on foreign imports for the present
system of duties. This savors of an intention the
part Of the Portuguese to agree to Lord Aberdeens
terms relative TO the tariff convention.
INDIA AND CHINA
by an extra mail direct from Calcutta TO Suez ac-
counts have been received from Calcutta 10 the 18th
of November, Madras 10th November, and Singapore
l4th October.
Although the from the Puma is not much
later than that by the last mail, it is still important
as contradictng the report Of Heera Sngh's murder
Leena Singh also survived And both these chiefs,
though previously opposed to each other were re-
conced for the moment, and welded Joint sway
the Seikh empire, that is, the 10 900 col
lected in the vicinity of Lahore.
At Gwalior, the Rhasgee has been seized by troops
without boodshed, and his reign is at an end. 1t is
supposed that this event will render the advance OF
army unnecessary.
Dost Mahomed has been shot dead al Cabul by or
der of the Prince of Believers, the Khan OF Bokha-
ra. II is said that the Khan sent several papers,
with his seal, to Cabul, stating that whoe, er
should kill the Dost would 20 to Heaven.
The Delhi Gazette of the Goth October, announces
the arrival, the 9Th September, of a messenger
from Col. Stoddard, at Hyderabad, On Scind who
had left Bokbara eighty days previously, but whose
papers had been taken from him in the Pisheen Val
ley, by Nicer Dekhan.
GREECE AND RUSSIA
"On the 2ad November, a Russian steamer Of war
arrived at the Piraus. The minister was summone q
on board the vessel TO receive his spai, hes but
sooner had he set foot the deck than significant
touch on the shoulder warned him that he under
arrest, and he returned shore no more All the
legation, wi the exception of one secretary were
embarked in The Of the aiternoo. ard the
steamer bore away It's diplomatic convicts without
much as parting sautaiion to the King the G lurt
the National Assembly, or the Diplomatic body -
Thus Nicholas manfests his august displessure
Greece and its King are slig has power is dis
played by treating his ambassador like mensl and
# some stories are true, he il benevolenty doing
Greece all the harm he can, by forcing Turkey and
other cuntermnous countries to be hostile.