The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-05
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER PROM ENGLAND

France duu blOfOCtO-DusiuSos sSoN'
The fast and elegant steamship Caledonia, Capt
L. G. Lott was Teegrsphed on Thursday morning
al O'Clock, about 80 miles outside the Boston Light
aud arrived al her wharf in +. Boston al lO O'Clock
She made her passage in thirteen aud hall dsys
We make our summary from Wilmer & Smiths
European Times
The Queens yisii 10 SeOiiaad--The Queen and
Prince Abrrt lett London on Monday, the 9th INST,
lor Dundee IN the steam yacht Prince Albert, ae-
companied by the leading members OF The Court
,sbe 10 they arrived on "Wednesday, and immediately
proceeded to Blair A,holl The q leen received a
hearty cheer when she left the Thames, and an
equally hearty greeting on her landing IN Scotland.
The Belgian Government has advertised the Bri-
fish q cen ship for sale
A war steamer, constructed OF mahogany, and m
tended To be the largest the world The stocks
and will probably be launched IN April next. She
is 10 be called the Terrible.
The state Of III de in the manufacturing districts
of England IS satisfactory With the exception Of
printing cloth which 10 Ia dull request arly all de-
scriptions of Manchester goods have experienced an
improved demand within the last two or thr'e days
aud IN some instances prices have advanced. lhe
amendment has not, however, extended TO the staple
which, owing 10 the large supply ON the Market has
receded somewhat IN value.
ENC.AND AND FRANCE 1t is gratifying 10 announce
thai all apprehension oil a collision between US and
our neighbos is al end. The Tehiti question has
been settled after fashion the wounded feelings Of
the Missionary Consul, Mr. Prltchard is TO be healed
by present OF francs, and the French ofheer who
malire atej him is censur,d, but hardly dsgcaced.
This mode f settling the quarrel is not paalable
to many fiery persons either side OF the straits OF
Dover but sensible persons of both countries will
regard 1t practical mode OF getting rid OF trun
perry quarrel. Louis Philippe, il is now definitely
fixed pay visit 10 his Royal Sister Of England,
IN the beginning OF the ensuing month, IN company
with Guiz /, and, II is even SAID Marshall Bugeaud
LOUIS PmLPpEs VIsIr.-The Morning Chronicle
gives particulars OF LOUIS Phppe's intended visit
TO this country " His Maj sly will leave Trepou
the 18th or 9h by evening tide, as to disembark
the 10 lowing Cay, before midday, at Southampton,
and at the evening to dine at Windsor Castle
The two f his ministers who will accompany King
Louis Philippe are, NJ Guzot, the Minister of For
egn Affairs, and Admiral Mackau, the Minister of
the Marine.
Christening of the Young Prince-Lofty was the
ceremonial splendid the feast, IN Windsor Castle, on
the 9TH instant hen Queen Victoria's second son
chrstened Royal visitors began to arrive early
in the afternoon.
Prorogoration of the British Parliament - The
Queens Speeeh-The Birth Parliament was pro.
rogu,d by Commissions appointed 10 represent her
Majesty, on Thursday the 9Th uit. to The ION Of
October. The Queen made aspeech-but there was
nothing IN H.
FRANCE AND MOROCCO
The war between France and Morocco is at an
end The Sultan has given way, and dreading the
power he has provoked sues for terms.
! his intelligence, which / as been most iavorably
we'd in France, has been also graclousy received
in England, it will prevent any possible chance Of
a collision between the tso countries
IRELAND.
TIE liberation Of O'Conn u Public Feelng in Ire
land The excitement IN Dul lin when It became
known that the House of l. rds had reversed the
judgment of the Irish court, was intense Great
crowds had assembled on Klngstnwn pier. / he
packet arrived before five O'Clock some repeal
agents on board, holding up white flags inscribed
"Judgm' mt reversed by the House Of Lords -OCon-
nell Is Tree !" he crowd hurraed- the news spread
and cheers re echoed throughout the city. Mr. o.
Connell's rooms IN Rchmo, d Penitentiary were al
once invaded by crowd of congratulstors He i.
said to have borne the nteilgen "with The same
camness that was mantle sted he would have sboa
had 1t been IN an opposite nsture.' The Re zeal As
'oclatiUn held special meeting TO concert measures
fOI giving ,clat TO the occasion and II WAS resolved
IL escort MIR OConnell from gaol in PROCESSION
Although the 1oeralor hid left the pr,on on the
Friday evening, The good folks of Dublin were OF TO
be disappointed of their procession; aud that 1t
might have all due effect, early Saturday morning
MIR . Council went back 10 his prison. Although
grown rather more portly since his confinement and
@earn that somewhat anxious expression which
has been noticed of late, he looked well IA. head
thrown proudly bsck, was covered with the gre n
velvet aud gold repeal cap. lie bowed ncess .ntIy
10 The cheering multitude
Having entered his own house, Mr. O'Conpell
mounted The balcony, aud addressed the people lie
began with" lhIs great day for lrel nd tire.
Inendods cheering) "a day OF justice All that We
ever desire was Justice and have got an install
ment OF 1t at any rate. he plans Of the wicked and
the conspiracy f the oppressur-the foul mi. manage
H,I a..
Tie lives, The liberties aud the constitutional right
OF Tue pu.c, have all, blessed lie God been defeat
ed Ju tee has tuus far b, en- attained and ireland
may, Il she deserves It, be free
Rspeol dissertation The me, ting Of the Repeal
Association a, held, as usual, on Monday Sept .
Mr james O'tfea. barr.ster, ~ tie G air. Tue
Proceedings poss SEED little interest The tent for
the thirteenth week OF the captivity was .l735
The announcement that hlr. OConn.ll ana his
companion. IN captivity would attend the weekly
meeting ui tins body on Monday the 9lh instant
caused The Cancellation hall be crowded almost to
suhocatIon l' n stated that there at least five
thous nd pers ns present. whilst thousands OF other,
we're assembled without, unable to obtain admit
lance.
HIS reception is thus described by the Evening
Freeman; peal upon zeal ar Sc the sccIamationo
roar rose on roar, bIllow follows iillow-the poor
and lhe weathy-the rough and the genile-ths lee
bic aud the yiIorous-the Young and n old-ioineJ
a. with one voice m he outpouring Of their e,bul-
istion ot The uiumph-th. constitutional tr,umnb
which ireland had achieved the Injustice of her
Toes NO language could do justice l., that scene
no imagination oraggerste IT, Gradually ne who
was IT. object reared hs tall form TO il, fun height
his breast s"eled-hs eye dIlsted--his aspect as
'uneo ahos OF minshd severity, pride, and con
scious power, which commun Gated to his form the
grandeur OF hero and the enthusiasm Of a prophet
Mr. OConnel rose to address the assembly Ad-
v'rng TO his release he described IL a. not being the
work OF man, but blessing bestowed 10y Providence
on The Viruous people Of Ireland, answer to their
prayers and those OF the p opc Italy, Belgium and
Other Catholic countries glorious victory h,d
been achieved 10 cause which had nothing selfish or
individual about itior the principles assaulted by the
Government prosecution those of tn BRITISH
constitution The right OF the people TO assemble
pesceaoly, and petition for redress Of grievances