The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-16
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at New York from Liverpool, with intelligence TO
the l. th ult.
The State trials in Ireland continued. The Chief
Justice charged the jury the 9Th ult and directly
against Mr. OConHeH and the trarsrsets.
Noehange IN the price Of cotton
The balance sheet Of the public income and expen-
dure for ths year S43 has been published by order
Of the House of Commons. 1t exhibits for the past
year an income of f52 5S2,Sl7 and an expenditure
Isl 1879 SIS.
The rad Gals have lately been busy circulating
report that her majesty is considerably in debt. Mr..
Biewitt, NJ r for Monmouhshre had the delcacy
to ask the question in the House Of Commons on Mon
day, when Sir Robert Peel denied tina, there any
truth IN the rumor.
Letters received from Varna, mention the total
destruction of that city by fire, by which loss Of
four millions Of pisstres had been caused
The stock of Tobacco AT present (Feb. - in Lii
verpool amounts, as understand, TO the unprece-
dent quantity Of Is 800 hhds 1868 bales, and 1918
small casks and cases.
The Glasgow Chronicle says il is probable that
the cotton spinners Of that city and neishborhood,
will turn out for an advance Of wages.
,tish Pariia,nent.-In the House Of Commons, on
the 9Th ut, to questions put by Lord Nonteagle the
Duke Of Wellington stated TINT the government did
not intend 10 propose any committee Of inquiry rea-
ting TO the Bank OF England because there suf-
hcient inlormati to legisate upon already before
the House and that they did intend to adopt
sures, during the present session. for the renewal of
the charter of the Bauk of Ireland upon principles
similar to those Of the Bank of England. His grace
further remarked that the renewal of the Bank Of
ireland charter depended on circumstances entirely
different from those which the renewal Of the Bank
OF En- land charter rests.
lRELAEp.-Our accounts from Dublin are 10 the
evening OF the 9Th ult On the 9th 7th, and 9th
the Court Of Queens Bench the State Trial, was
occupied in closing the defence, and in the opening
of the Solicitor General Nothing of any conse-
quence occurred. On Friday, the 9th, the Solicitor
General continued his address a, 10 o'clock and con.
ciuded about two. The Chief Justice then proceed
ed to charge the jury. As far his orlship has
gone up TO post hour his address unfa yorabe
10 the taversers tie has characterized the opinions
preached as TO the Queens prerogative as sedous,
and has already agreed in the definition Of the law
OF conspiracy, as laid down by the Crown Ii was
probable the charge would not conclude that
night.
The Dublin Correspondence The following is the
answer TO the address of the Dublin Cor Joration
presented on Friday by the Lord Mayor and some of
the Alderman and Town Council. The Qie re-
ceiyed the depuaton about half past two o'clock in
The presence Of the Duke Of Wellington, Sir Robert
Peel, and other members Of the Cabinet-'I rece we
with satisfaction the assurance that sentiments f
i"salty ana OF attachment to my person and crown
continue 10 be cherished by you. The legal proceed
'hss 10 which you refer are now in progress before
competent tribunal, and am unwilling to interrupt
The administration of justice according to law Ii is
al all times my anxious desire that any grievanc Of
which my people can justly complain should be
speedily redressed; and | contide in the wisdom Of
he Parliament of the United Kingdom for the adop
ZION oil tuch legislative measures may be neces.a
ry Tor that purpose"
FRANcE.--Touon and Marseilles advices sneak of
terrgc gales in the Mediterranean. Immense GUAM
tl'les OF snow had fallen throughout France
SPAIs-General Shelly, Political Chief of BARGE
Iona, has been appointed Governor of Madrid Ac-
cording TO the impartial of Barcelona Prm receive
ed his passport for Madrid on the 2sth January Hs
of he 4.
Ia, IN Africa Accounts ffom Madrid to the % inst
report another lnsurrctlonary movement al Alicant
Valencia, and Santander-slxty persons, including
some OF note, had been arrested in the capital.
kDn-By the Indian mail ofthe lst January, let,
ter and papers have been received to that date iro
Bombay. British India is Tranquil and likely TO
continue so. The great ciamor against Lord Ellen.
borough had snbsd d, and he was e. owiaz very pop
uiar' hat part OF India governed by native chiefs
remained any thing but tranquil
AT Bombay the cold season is advancing rapdly
An immense amount Of shipping has Of late arrived
IRON England seventy vessels varying from 500 To
looo TONS having come into port in the course Of the
month. treighis Rave, in consequence, declined rs-
pidy. Trade generally IN fact, is dull, and little
business doing.
CHISA.-The intelligence from China come. down
to the LIST ofDecember. Little had occurred worthy
OF notice subsequent 10 the fires which consumed lbs
factories on The 25th October
The markets at Canton had become rather fayora-
Die. The British Consuls had arrived at Annoy and
Shangbae, where trade dull as the arrangements
were then completed. The Chinese authorities AT
Nihgpoo declined granting PERMISSION for The impor
tatlon oil goods th re until the consul had arrived
and The duties were settled; they are said TO have
been alarmed by an imperial chop which they had
received from fekin ordering that no business s. ouH
be carried on unless the consul was there az Chu,an
The British system of Government without soueez-
ing The inhabitants, had conciIated heir attachment
and they appeared to regret the approaching depart
urc OF the British troops
some Americans as II counting a cause Of quar-.
rel with the Chinese, had ventured upon excursion,
INTO the interiors tins practice had procured from the
BRUSH fienpotentsry declaration to the Chinese
commissioner that he should by no means counte
nance such proceeding, and that orders should be
gwen to the coDsuls to have all such foreigners ar
rested and sent to Hong Kong. The death of MAJOR
hidad Potlinger, which occurred a, Hong Kong was
greatly dePlored; Colonel Knowles Of the artillery
aud assistant surgeons Grahams and Dill have also
fallen victims to the prevalent malady
Rumor spoke OF some differences between Sir II
fottnger and the British admiral and general: Sir
Henry foitDgeIs SAID to be anxious 10 get home
and Colonel Ontram has been talked # as bis intend
ed successor.