The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-07

kfatcu VI q pfisou buOulu not Lessen
his anxiety Tor his country ON the contrary thar
love aud affection hould he bot deepened and ioub ed
il only human nature 10 love those things r
which pers, cuted. sensation His pen Or .
his aind could not siumber Ia cell anywhels
else The prospects Of repeal were brs hlenng over
the land. The accession OF Augustus John ONE
Of Buaowen Castle, was an event in itself of h,ob
| Importance. Smith O'I3ren host IN himself
On Thursday, Mr. OConnell arrived at Conn.,
where II had been previously arranged he was to be-
entertained at sumptuous banquet He was met by
| an extensive procession, and escorted him 10 M,
town, where he addressed the meeting from Hear.
| Hotel giving Them excellent advice as 10 their A.
ture conduct, exhoring them 10 be peaceable and
| avoid secret societies.
| Mr. O'Connell, on his health being drunk wen,
over the usual topics the cruelty injustice am, vel
ness of England the number OF her enc mics The i'm
possibility Of her governing ireland by force or re-
ssting her demands, and concluded as follows: The
period Is coming when the income Of ireland shall be-
spent IN ireland when the proprielors of The sr
will be resident in ireland and when no man out of
Ireland should have estate in Ireland when o,jr
dom site manufactures will be encouraged Y do
nestle Legislature when our commercial adyant,.
ges will be maze available for the people when The
country that God has blessed then any other, h
| tho genial nature OF lis climate will be happy a,1
prosperous when Ireland, by honest peaeeable le
gal holy, and snIess MEANS shall pass from the pl
OF rkness and bondage, and shine foi III one OF lie
most glorious lights in the world" loud cheer,
5, are of comparatively little interest, The comm
| sion IN the Chamber Of Deputies met Wednesds,
aud agreed 10 hear the explanation of ministers b
fore discussing their report The ministerial erpot
will, Il is said be made on Saturday and the address
will be presented to the Chamber early in the ensu.
ing week The opposition prints exit loudly in the
Abandonment OF the Duke of Nemour's bill.
On Wednesday the Tribunal Of First Instance to
whose decision the aim Of Prince Louis Napoleon
against the punlic treasury had been submitted de.
Glazing itself incompetent TO decide a question On
which the administrative power had alone The rigLt
The funds closed is follows:-Three per cents for
cash, SCI Soc. for account, S2f csc Five per Ceo
la 5oc. Tor account, l24f. Zoe. Spanish 80 "a
SPAH.-Our advices from Madrid are of the 29lh
December The city, thanks to the presence of on
overwhelming military force, continued tranquil, but
The position OF affairs was considered all hands 10
be extremely critical.
II is slated by the Castelano that several Of the
individuals charged with having attempted the assas.
snation of General Narvaez has ped from prison
The sentinel on guard them had been committed
to Jail. The Spanish Treasury is deporably off for
money. The government propose applying il is said
to the bank Of San Fernando and to Nessrs. Roths
child.
GREEcE.-Advices from Athens of the 18th of De
cember, announce that the National Assembly had
concluded Its preliminary arrangements, and
preparing to settle the draft Of the new constitution
The Holy Synod had expressed its opinion that the
Patriarch of Constantnople Greece continued per
fectIy tranquil.
lSpiA.-The Indian mail was received in London
on Thursday evening, with letters and papers from
Bombay to December !. The principal items relate
10 the prevalence OF great sickness in the two newt,
acquired possessions Of Scinde, in India aud Of HON.
hong in China. Peace prevails throughout Britsh
India, although the preparations for busy
throughout the northwestern districts. An army Of
about fifteen thousand men were assembled on the
banks OF the Sutlej, and another was collecting at
Agra the former compels the Sikhs to adopt some
regular liked system Of government; and the latter
TO force the government Of Gwalior TO make proper
arrangements.
CHisA.-The news from China extends to the be
ginning Of October. The most important intelli.
gence was the arrangement Of supplementary treaty
between the Chinese and the British governments
one clause of which is for the purpose Of guarsnt,
ing to all foreign nation the privileges Of trade
as TO The British themselves. This will have the ,i
fsct OF rendering unnecessary all negotiations be.
tween The Chinese Emperor and other powers. Tie
Chinese government Is said 10 be sincere now in n,
determination TO abide by the regulations of the trea
ty, winch v all prevent all discussions with other for
e'gners The treaty is looked upon in the East as the
most signal triumph Of the British penipo entiory lor
1t renders nugatory all the attempts of the French
and American diplomatic missions lately sent wnh
such pomp to the Chinese court
MARKETS
Liropooi Cotton .whrkei, Jan. 6, II. M--During The
early Part OF this week very large business Wa
done, both by the trade and spectators at advance
oil tuly l-ed per Id. 10 the qualities of Anne
rcab; but during the last few DAYS the demand has
been more moderate ond freely supplied the week
closing heavily, with very little improvement on last
weeks Quotations. In Egyptian, an UNUSUALLY exten.
sve business has been done, partly specu alton AT
an advance OF Id. per ib. Brazil is in improved
demand and more saeabc, at full prices Surat. !,
IA very active demand chiefly on speculation, ena-
bling holders TO obtain an advance Of ID per Tic
sales Of the week amount To "a $40 bales including
1880 American, 2 $50 Egyptian; $50 Pernams ant
D 400 surst on speculation, and 100 Americ-n for
export.
400 Sea Island. % a 20g; 20 stranc d.. 5la7,,
,0tl Upland, a 81; 1860 Mobile, sc. 4!a5
$500 New Orleans, A Z; $500 Egyptian 8, q
81 2, lsO Pernam. &c. s. 81; $40 Bshs &C. G 80;
l,i60 Msrsnham, 81 81; sswgnued, 81 "A; go
Lagusyra, 5a 81; 10 surst, &c. 4saA..
JAN 5-Criion-A very large extent OF business
his been done this week prices closing At an higher
Tor American, Surst, and Brazil and To on E,yr-
tan Our new year opened with yer, brisk DC.
mand both from the trade and specuators, which was
continued with unabsted spirit 10 the close OF Wed
nesday. Prices being higher that day ior Amer.
can ! to /. But a, the inquiry was less minated.
yesterday and to-day Is very moderate; the extreme
advance Is not sustained excepting for Egyptian ,,,
erai lots beng taken on speculct,on to-day at iul
rates.
Spectators have taken during the week 1880
bales OF American. $50 Pernans, also Egyptian
. 400 Surat, ard exporters 100 American The sales
to-day are 700 to 5000 bales, Of all kinds incud-
ing about ,00o on speculation, chiefly Egyptian.
LiruRooi Corn .N@ksi Jan s--sinoe I'M. day .s'r.
night We have had another large impor s,,oo f2IoO
oads) Of oatmeal from Ireland and have ,l,o rcc,i,.
ed thence good supplies OF wheat oats, AID Aour Tie
arrivals from Canada sist of $50 qrs of wheat
4Ao qrs. OF peas, and 500 barrels OF hJur. The
trade generally has shown a tendency towards am.
a tpt I.p t,. ,l..t
have to note Irish folly I'd. and foreign Id TO % per
bushel dearer than a, the close Of las, week Si,k
Hour has also met fair sale at an advance Of 90
L. per sack and lsit rly Canadian has been rather