The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-11-15

shipment for China, has fixed the atten-
ton. of the Netherland manufacturers
upon the subject, in order to see wheth-
er, by shipping wollens themselves and
and getting tea in return for them,
which they can sell in England, they
may not do better.
There has been an entire absence OF
demand, says the European Times. for
any description of United States secu-
curities since of oul last publication.
No one sale has transpired, but at the
same time we must remark that there
has been little stock Offering in the
market.
SPAIN.
At one o'clock, on the 10th ult., the
Cortes were opened by her majesty In
person. Her Majesty having ascend
ed the throne, Marshal Narvaez stand
ing on her right, and NJ. Martinez de
n Rosa on her left, read speech, from
which we make the following extracts:
Events were so complicated as to
cause a war between the Moorish en-
pire and France, IA war terminated so
speedily and with so much glory for
the latter power, and the British gov
ernment continued to interpose, with
the greatest efficacy, its powerful influ-
ence to regulate our difficulties with
Morocco. A result was happily OBJ
tanned. Already are settled the basis
of treaty, in virtue of which Spain
will obtain the just satisfaction which
is due. My Secretaries of State will
present to you treaty, which will be
ratified in the regular form.
They will likewise present, early in
the session, project of constitutional
reform, most essential subject, which
my government announced immediate
Iy on your convocation, and of which
the gravity cannot be underrated by
your intelligence and patriotism.
have the greatest satisfaction in an
nouncing that the army, after civil
war of seven years, and the political
vicissitudes which relax the ties Of obe-
dience, is at present in the highest state
Of discipline.
In the hope of alIeviating the budget
of expenses, we have made all the re-
ducton compatible with the safety OF
the state, and with the well-being OF
those who have shed their blood in de-
fence of the throne and laws.
The fundamental reform Of justice
also requires time. This reform should
also be cemented by new codes, which
are drawn up at this moment, and the
preparation Of which IS much advanc-
ed. In the mean time, my govern
ment will adopt some useful measures
to clear the way for SO desired re-
form.
The ceremony having terminated.
the Queen retired, amidst most enthu-
siastic cries from the assembly Of ''long
live the Queen" '.Long live the Queen
Mother!" Long live the constitution
The Gazette publishes decree for the
reorganization of tie national guard,
under the title OF the civic guard.
POLAND.
The Si,csian Gazette states. from Pc
land, Oct. /, that about twenty students
had recently been arrested at Warsaw
on charge of being members of Sc
crct society. The younger Of them.
who were only from thirteen to four
teen years old, were, it is aided, sent
into the interior of Russia, but the 9th
ers were sent to the army of Clrcassla
as common soldiers.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 10.
Provisions, (Amerlcan.) There has
again been fair business doing in beef;
prices, since Sd instant, have not vari-
ed; fine qualities most wanted; lnterl-
or has been more inquired for Pork.
The sales Of pork exceed the import;
The stock consequently reduces, and
the market i, firm. Cheese has met a
ready sale at full prices, and the mar
ket is again bare Of stock; the consump-
ton promises to be large, owing to the
advance in butter. Lard Without i'm
ports of lard, the market has become
very bare of stock; hence farther ad-
vance has been realized; with moderate
supplies, the present rates will be main
tanned. TaIIow, although not brisk,
has met fair demand. Largerimports
may now be looked for; Of fine, there
will be a ready sale. Irish butter has
advanced 10 to 10; a considerable in
quiry for Canadian; and some small
parcels have been sold at the quota,
tons; the fall arrivals will come to a
good market.
From the New York Sun.
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