The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-05
From The ". T. True sun.
ARRIVAL OF THE HlBERNIA,
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The British mail steamer Bibernia, Capt. Ryrie,
from Liverpool, on the 18Th ult, arrived at Boston
about l2 O'Clock on Saturday night, and thanks to
the enterprise and promptitude of MIR. Green, the
postmaster Of that city, the news she brought reached
New York, by Government Express, at O'Clock
last evening But for the detention of the train near
Greenport, caused by running over COW and oil the
track the intelligence would have been in the CITY
three hours earlier.
The Hibernia arrived at Halifax on the LIST inst,
at Is A. NJ, sailed from thence at 80 T. M.,
bringing l6l passengers. She performed the passage
in fourteen days and six hours. We have only space
for a short summary Of the news, which is not i'm
portant
Among the passengers in the Hiberna was Mr..
Charles X. Wilmer, son of Mr. Edward Wilmer,
the enterprlsing proprietor Of the European Times.
That paper in abiding to Mr.. Wilmer's departure,
observes, "ouf MIR. c. X. Wilmer, who is young, but
not inexperienced is about to locate in land OF
strangers but if TO the be extended 1.-THE OF the
personal kindness the and generous hospitali-
ty, with which the father received in his recent
visit to America, he will cease to think that he is
among other than old and sincere friends
CoMMERcIaL-The demand for cotton, says Will
mer's European Times of the 10 h, throughout the
week has been considerable and the quantity offer
ing is large The committee Of brokers have re-
duced the quotation OF far Upland 10 AID, fair Mo
bile to 4 d. and fair Orleans TO 3 These prices
are within l-Si of the lowest prices of last year for
the same quality. Some holders waiting further
accounts aud others pushing their stocks on The
market lralher than await the issue OF another
crop. The tendency OF the market IS IN favor OF the
buyer; the market, IN fac, IS looking down The
sales Yesterday were between 4 900 5000 bags.
In the course of the week 200 Americans and 300
Surats have been taken speculation; and 400
American, 800 Surat, and 100 Pcrnams, for export
The Grain markets are dull. On Foreign Barley
the i'm port duy has advanced TO A. and that on Rye
has receded to 6s 6d-the only changes effected IN
averages up TO Thursday last. little bus ness has
been doing in Foreign Wheat but other descriptions
were extremely dull English and Irish Flour, al
though taken sparlngy, maintain quotations Cana
dian stale flour meets attention, moderate quantity
changing hands. United States Flour has been in
fair request, at the previous rates.
In the manufacturing districts business has been
bri,k this week Ia Oldham the spinners of several
large cotton mi Is have obtained advance OF wa
ges to the amount Of penny a thousand hanks. At
Stsleybrdge, and other places, the employers have
agreed 10 advance wages five per cent-a sufficient
proof that trade is only brisk but fourshng. In
Yorkshire the cloth halls have been doing more bu-
spess. The accounts from Leicester STATE, that 50
dull an October has not been known for years.
The Money market continues buoyant, and the
rage for new railway investments Is strong a.
ever The recent excellent harvest gives token of
prosperity for another year al least, and there -
nothing IA the political social jrlzoD, at home
abroad TO cause misgiyings or dependency The
probability that with superabundance Of money
which cannot hud profitable investment the rage Of
speculation will continue.
The great demand for Belgian Woollens by the
American trade for transhlpment for China, ha,
fixed tie attention Of the Netherand manufacturers
uron the subject, in order TO whether, by ship
ping woollens themselves and getting tea 10 return
Tor them, which they can sell IN England, they may
not do better
Louis Philippe had returned to France. On Fri
day. the Order Of the Garter was conferred upon his
MAJESTY at Windsor Castle amidst great pomp and
m guifcence. On Sunday the King Of the French
accompanied by the Duke OF Montpenser, and some
of his suite attended divine service at the Catholic
Chapel at Clever. On Monday at noon, the King Of
the French, his son, NJ Guizot, and tie suite, &C.
companied by Prince Albert and the Queen, lief,
W indsor Castle. The weather proving unfayorable
led TO change In the arrangements, and at quarter
past seven IN the evening the King took leave of the
Queen and the Prince. At Dover a distressing ca.
lamity occurred. building at the station was dis.
covered to be on fire, and the King Of The French
/ drove White the Udtnes we're ui3LlnA iurOuslY.-
The King arrived at Cplais sb u O'Clock on ue.-
day At Bernay, BIZ met with the Queen, who had
teen most anxiousy waiting his arrival at Treport,
and finding that he would not land at that place, had
sel out 10 meet him
Mr. Daniel O'Connell has addressed long cpi,tle
from bis retreat at Derrynane, to the Rep al Associ-
alton, in which he dwols emphatcally upon the fed.
eral project aud hints his pariality for It in contra
distinction to Repeal.
MIR Everett tho American Minister, who has been
absent for some time the Continent, has returned
TO England
Mr. Clemson, the newly appointed American
Charge d'AAaires in Belgium, has arrived M Brus-
sells
There has been an entire absence Of demand says
the European Time, for any description Of United
states Securities our last publication. No one
sale has transpred, but at the zane time we remark
that there has been little stock offering 10 the
market.