The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-16
From the N. Y. Sun-Ertra.

TIRE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Tangiers In possession of the French-Con-
tinuation of the War against Morocco
News from Spain-Markets, &c.
The Siverpool packet ship Oxford Capt Rath-
bone, and the Patrick Henry, Capt Delano, arrived
Saturday Of ernoon, in the short passage Of TWEEN
~ two days. BY these arrivals we have three days
later Intelligence.
We are indebted to Captain Rathbone for late pa
peS.
The French are reported to have landed at Tan.
giers and occupied the Notifications.
Marshal Bugeaud has been ordered to march upon
F.z.
Several American ships were present at the attack
on Tangers.
The Paris Constitutional ntmates that a late De,
spatch received by the King, announces the depar-
ture OF the Prince de Joinye from Tanziers the
18th, 10 attack Mogadore.
II is said the British Consul at Tangiers had pro-
tested against the French taking possession Of that
city.
The population of Belgium in ls4l and 1912 was
estimated for the latter year at 1877 706 inhabitants
The Minister, however, is of oplnlon that the state
ment IS one tenth below the truth, and that new
census is absolutely necessary.
In Liverpool the imports Of grain for the week
ending the goth August had been moderate Imports
OF Canadian flour were extensive the demand for
wheat had increased, the price during the week Id
TO ID per 10 lbs. Some had been purchased for
shipment 10 Ireland. Fine Canadian -four had been
in request and I'd. advance had been obtained over
the sales of the lAth The demand, however, fell
Oft for wheat and -four on the 2lst
The state of trade at Manchester, Rochdsle, Hall
fax, Leeds, Huddersheld and Bradford, continued
very brisk. All goods for the winter trade were in
active demand, and particularly those Of fancy cha
raetfr. In the wool market, prices steady and
heavy domestcs we're in active demand.
The London Corn market, which had been secured
previous TO the rain, averaged 63I lbs. per bushel
The general runs found buyers at SIS s.. per quar-
ter, and the most superior brought Cos. No chang
IN flour or corn, and prices the brought
| by the steamers
| There bad been no change in prices Of Cotton or
any large sales for two or three days previous to
sailing Of the Oxford. A Liverpool letter dated
Angus, 2lst, states the sales for the day at 1000
bales-prices in favor Of buyers.
CoURr CRcuL.R Windsor, Tusday-Her Ma
jesy and the infant Prince continue going on well.
| FRAscK.-The Moniteur Psrisien states, that "tbe
Government has received news from Tangiers OF the
9Th instant, respecting facts announced by the tele-
| graphic despatch. On the 4th the answer arrived
which the Pacha Of Larsche, Sidi Bouselem, had
| made TO the mfimai,pn Of France. That reply was
not satisfactory II said nothing Of the Intended dis
solution OF the bodies Of troops collected from
mented by the arrival Of the Hereditary Prince with
! 10000 or $4,000 men. The answer renewed the
promise that exemplary punsbme Mt should be inAic-
ed on The Moorish chiefs guilty Of the aggression up
on our frontier, but ma king condition that Mar
| shall Bugeaud should be recalled.
ain fine, the part OF he letter relative to Abde-
kader appeared in truth satisfactory than what
| we had hitherto obtained but the STYLE of IL was
vague, obscure embsrr assed and full Of restrictions
II was reported at Tortons that the Prince de-
Joinvie had landed and taken possession of Tan
gers and that Me Dru mmond Hay had taken r. Gige
on board an American ship
The Constitutional says that the Prince is at once
to attack Zetuan and Lsrsche
N.roLsos.-Yesterday being III. anniversary of
the birth Of the Emper or Napoleon, mass was per
formed in the Church ,,f the Invalides at which ali
the veterans of his army attended - alignoni Of
Friday.
Pans BouPsr, Aug. I7.-Ngbt-It would an
pear that the unfavora bic impression which bad pro-
duced a fall Of 75c on the Boursc during the day
continued. The Three per Cents were down a, nins
o'clock on Saturday night at 60f 45f
BsussrLs, Aug. l6.-The continuance of IN. nm.
favorable weather does consider able iniurx 10 a..
| corn, which is still standing. In the district of Nj
yelles for instance, the wheat s not got in and he
gins sprout Ia several psrt- on the bsnks Of N.
Seine measures have been taken to guard again, IN.
| effects Of inundaton.
| Srns.-Wo have Madrid dates to the lltb Tb.r
contain accounts elsive to the proceedings of the
French naval force off Tsngers Mos, Of The Furo
| pesn families, with considerable number Of lew,
| had been able to take refuge IN tie ship. of the