The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1844-02-07

- W suo co0trat5, pigotS apd partisanS composed H.
and that was highly probable, for they playing
with gambler who held loaded dice, the conse-
quenee was obvious, and he should be the inmate of
a prison.
But the grated bars Of prison should not lessen
ms anxiety Tor his country on the contrary, that
love and affection should he but deepencd and doubled
as was only human nature to love those things for
which We are pers, cuted [Sensation.l His pen or
his n ind could not sumber in celf or anywhere
else. The prospects Of repeal frightening over
the land. The accession of Augustus John O'Neil,
OF Bunowen Castle, was an event in itself of high
importance. Smith O'Brien a host in himself
On Thursday, Mr., o Connel arrived at Conmel
where It had been previously arranged he was to be
entertained at a sumptuOus banquet. He was met by
an extensive occasion, and escorted him to the
town, where he addressed the meeting from Hearn's
Hotel, giving them excellent advice as to their flu
ture conduct, exhorting them TO be peaceabe and
avoid secret societies. M asst
Mr.. OConnell, on his health being drunk, went
over me usual topcs the cruelty injustice and weak
ness Of England the number OF her enemies the i'm
possibility Of her governing Ireland by force or re-
sistng her demands, and concluded as follows: The
period coming when the income OF Ireland shall be
spent in ireland; when the proprietors Of the soil
will be resident in Ireland and when no man out of
Ireland should have estate in Ireland; when our
dome site manufactures will be encouraged by do
mestiC Legislature when commercial advanta-
gcs will be made available for the people when the
country that Godhas blessed more than any others by
the genial nature of its climate, will be happy and
prosperous; when Ireland, by honest, peaceable e-
GAL holy and sinless means, shall pass from the light
OF darkness and bondage and shine forth of the
most glorious lights in the world" Loud cheers.)
FsAScE.-The contents Of the Paris papers of Jan.
S, are OF comparatively little interest. The commits
and agreed TO hear the explanation 81 ministers be-
fore discussing their report The ministerial expose
WILL it is said, be made on Saturday and the address
will be presented to the Chamber early in the ensu-
ing week. The opposition prints exIIt loudly in the
abandonment of the Duke of Nemour's bill. ass
On Wednesday the Tribunal of First Instance, to
whose decision the CAIN Of Prince Louis Napoleon
against the public treasury had been submitted de-
claring itself incompetent to decide question on
which the administrative power had alone the right
to pronounce.
The funds closed is follows Three per cents for
cash. 82f SOC. for account 82f S5c Five per Cents,
124f. Csc. for account, I24f 7Oc. Spanish, 90 3-4
SPAM.-Our advices from Madrid are of the goth
December The city, thanks to the presence of an
overwhelming military force, continued tranquil but
be extremely critical. ~
1t is slated by the Castea,o, that several of the
individuals charged with ing attempted the assas-
snation Of General Naryaez, has escaped from prison
The sentinel on guard over them had been committed
to jail The Spanish Treasury Is = 'oraby eff for
money. The government propose am. ing Il isssad,
to the tsas OF San Fernando and 10 Ms&srs. Roths
child. "
Gree AdyiCes feom Athens Of he 10Th of De-
cember, announce that the National assembly had
concluded It's preliminary Arrangements, and
preparing ste the draft of the new constitution
The Holy Synod had expressed It's opinion that the
Greek church should recognize the supremacy OF the
Patriarch OF ConstantiDople. Greece continued per-
fectly tranquil.
lNDIA,-The Indian mail was received ia London
on Thursday evening, with iettefss and papers from
Bombay to December The principal items relate
to the prevalence Of great sickness ~ the two newly
acquired possessions Of Scinde, in india ard OF Hong
Kong in China Peace prevails throughout British
India, although the preparations for war were t,sy
throughout the northwestern districts Am army OF
about fifteen thousand men were assembleGj on The
banks Of the SUtlcl, and another was collesctin3 II
Agra the former compes the Sikls to adopt some
regular fixed system of government; and the latter
to force the government OF Gwa!lor nuke psroper
arrangements.
CHlNA.-The news from China extends 10 thel be-
ginning of Octobex The most important intAslii-
gence the arrangement Of supplementary treypy
between the Chinese and the British governments
clause of which is for the purpose Of guaranty
ing to all foreign nations the privileges OF radl
as to the British themselves. This will have the ef
feet OF rendering unnecessary ell negotiations be-
tween the Chinese Emperor and other powers. The
Chinese government said TO be sincere now In its
determination to abide by The regulations of tie rea
ty which i'll prevent all discussions with other for
eigners The treaty is looked upon in the Eas, as the
il renders nugatory all lae attempts Of the French
and American diplomatic missions lately sent with
such pomp to the Chinese court.
MARKETS
Liverpool Cotton Market Jan. 6, r. n During tie
early part Of this week very large business was
done, both by the trade and speculaors at an advance
Of fully l-8d per h. in the curren qualities O. Ane-
rican; but curing the last few days the dcranA nas
been more moderate and freely supplied ibe we elk
closing heavily, with very little Improvement on last
weeks quotations. 10 Egyptian, unusually extern
sive business has been DONE partly speculation at
an advance Of lid. per ID Brazil, is in improved
demand, and more ssleable at full prices Surat is
in very active demand, chiefly on speculation, ena-
bling holders to obtain an advance Of ID per 10. The
sales Of the week amount TO Ga 800 bales including
Is, 800 American, ESQ Egyptian, $50 Pernams, and
5,400 Surat on speculation, and 100 American for
export.
300 Sea Island, 20 a 20l 20 Strained do. s. u;
ll,04l Upland, a a 50; 1860 Mobile, &c. AZ 81;
26 $40 New Orleans, ~ a Z; $500 Egyptian, 6. a
81; 2,lS0 Pernam. &c. 81 81; 800 BAHIA sc. g.;
Il60 Maranham, 50 a 81; Sawgmnej, 81 a 4; $40
Laguayra, a 81; $40 Surat, sc. a. a4s
Jan. s. Couon.--A very large extent of business
has been done this week prices closing at an higher
for American, Surst and Brazil, and to , on Egyp-
tan Our new year opened with very brisk de-
mand both from the trade and spectators, which
continued with undated spirit TO the close Of We'd
nesday Prices being higher on that day for Ameri-
can to !. But a, the inquiry was less animated,
yesterday and to-day is very moderate the extreme
advance not sustained excepting for Egyptian, sew
ers lots being taken on speculation to-day at full
rates.
Spectators have taken during the week Is, 800
bales Of American $50 Perpams, also Egyptian,
5,400 Surat, and exporters 100 American. The sales
to-day 1000 TO 5000 bales, of all kinds, incud-
ing about 1000 on speculation chiefly Egyptian.
liverpool Corn Market Jan S.Since this day sem
night we have had another large importation go 900
loads) of oatmeal from Ireland and have also receiv
ed thence good supplies Of wheat, OATS and -four. The
arrivals from Canada consist of $50 qrs. Of wheat
440 qrs. of peas and 500 barrels Of -four. The
trade generally has shown tendency towards i'm.
movement With a better demand Tor wheat we