The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-04
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Hbernia arrived at Boston Sun
day afte noon bringing London dates to the 1911
and Liverpool to the Goth August, and huudr
aud thirty passengers having made he passage
from Liverpool TO Boston In twelve days the quickest
passage the Atlantic, this way, on record -
rhe news is ANTICIPATED, in measure, by the Great
Western the intelligence by the Hbernia being only
three days later.
Rirnored Occupation Of Tangier BY the French The
Patrie, Paris journal, OF Saturday evening, has the
following article
Rumors OF the highest importance were circu-
lated to-day at the Bourse. 1t was said that the
Prince de Joinvile had landed and had tskrn posses
sion of Tangler, where the tricOlored flag
wing at this present moment.
Z" Ii was added that the English consul had inme.
dately protested against this measure.
The complication OF these events; the strange
silence on Tho part Of the government-ali this has
caused real panic, which has produced Considers.
BILE TALL ID the prices Of public securities, as will Be
seen in our report below, that the Three per Cent.
fell IS confines and the Elves IT, Oc.-London
Globe august 10.
The Crops During the past week, the weather
has been showery, or drizzy, in this quarter; but
we have had no long soaking rains as yet and the
high winds that have occasionally prevailed have to
great extent neuralzed the effects of these down
falls, by speedy evaporation. Tonight (Nlond,y
however, thick and rather threatening ram IS TALL
ing, which, II continues long, may retard field OPP
eratons, II not indeed inJure the ripe grain yet On
the ground -Lip1pool Standard, Aug 20,
lRELAND-At the next meeting Of the Repeal
Association, after Mr.. Shells movement in Paflla-
ment was known Dublin, Mr. ID. O'Connel IT,,
speaking for his father, is reported to have said
"He could state to the association, of his own
knowledge, that when the account reached Mr. o..
Connel OF the speech made by MIR Shell on the sub.
Ject OF The state trials be expressed his regret that
any such speech had been Delivered regret not un
mixed with some iodgnalion Mr. OConnell totally
disavowed and repudisted the matter Of that speech
he thought II highly un ecoming one as proceeding
from any friend of his, aud he considered Il CIV
thing bot friendly act on the part of Mr.. Shell lie
could also state, that Mr. O'Connell at he close
OF the proceedings in the Queens Bench, solemny
protested against the injustice done 10 him he con-
unued firm In that protest.
There had never been upon his part and there ne.
YER would be, any shrinking or compromise and he
could not consider any his friend who talked of
compromise or shrinking Mr.. O'Connell had now,
and had long had, but political obiect-the rcsto.
ration oil the domestic legislature of ireland rcsto-
ration which, in his judgment, was merely question
oil line Come it should've only question was
whenf lie deemed the period not distant lie de-
sired to be at large only that he might the more ac
lively pursue his pcaceable and logal means to re-.
store the native legislature Of Ireland lie did hope
as he did ami ously wish, that his impris ,nmcut
might arouse every patriot that is out of prison TO n
creased peaceabe exerton for the repeal of the dele
Heariles roSbery-About eight years since an Irish
man, named Ryan, emigrated to America and by bis
industry and iruqality, succeeded in amassng a sum
Of t2OO, with which he intended to return TO his own
county and render himself comfortable for life He
accordingly arrived in Liverpool few DAYS since
and alter having paid for his passage and made
engagements for proceeding across The Irish channel
he found himself possessed Of l72 sovereigns which
ne tied up IN bag and placed In his pocket Unior-
tunately, he euter,d public house, swallowed glass
alter glass OF ardent spirits, until he became wholly
unconscious OF what he about, and on the fol.
lowing morning, iou himself in house of ill-fame
stripped OF every shilling he had IN the world The
wretched man is at present In a destitute condition,
and hitherto every effort 10 discover the theft or the
money has proved Intellectual.
AUSTRIA AND PRussA.--Riots Of The ,oorknen The
German papers state that the Governments OF Au,.
ira and Prussia have made convention, WHEREBY
IN case OF any renewal of disturbances by he work
men on the frontiers Of the two kingdoms the arm.
ed forces of the two sovereigns are recprocay 10
ohey the calls Of the magistrates of the other oou-
try IN re-esablishing tranquility.
MARKETS.
liverpool Coffin Market, Aug. l9-The demand
for cotton is very moderate, merely sufficient TO sup
ply the daily wants Of those consumers who have not
stocked to any extent. The sales reached only 1000
bales, some to exporters; prices remain unchanged
Ia partial instances little decline submitted to for
the purpose Of closing sales
London Grain Marked Aug l9--There were about
] 900 quarters OF wheat up for TO days market,
the quality of which was fine and condition general
ly good 1t sold at 52s. 10 53s per qr the trade for
old aud foreign dull al about Is. he rates Of
this day ,cnnight Barley meets good demand
and July maintains our quotations Beans are .
d arer white peas unsltered IN value. but maple
lnd grey are Is. higher. Oats difficult sale and
barely maintains The prices Of last week