The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-17
SIX DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

We arc indebted TO tho N, r. Herald for an extrs
containing Intelligence from Liverpool to the 18th and
London the lth ult, brought by the packet ship
The Puseyite controversy was creating good deal
of excitement
The news In a commercial point Of view, is i'm
pOrIsol
The packet ship Monlezuma hence at Liverpool in
20I days.
Ashbel Smith, Charge d'Afaires OF Texas, had an
iosr,icw with the Earl of Aberdeen previous TO his
I,,,lpg London for Texas
The armed force now in Ireland is 10000
The English journals still discussing the cleo.
lion Of Mr.. Polk.
The railway fever in England is still running
hsa,
The weather in England and France has been re-
marksbly cold this year.
The burial of the Princess Sophia Matilda was at.
ieaded with much pomp.
Nothing important from Ireland. o'Connell was
sill making speeches.
The Earl Of Limerick died on the 7lh ult.
Sir Robert and Lady Peel have received from the
continent the melancholy Information Of the sudden
Peel
Letters from Gibraltar, of the 30th November, say
that on the 18th, the u. 5. frgale Cumberland ac-
eompanied by the corvettes Fairfield and Plymouth,
arrived in the bay from Mshon, The Fairfield
cleared OUT Lisbon is the destination Of the Cumber-
land and Plymouth.
In Switzerland and Bavaria the sale Of arsenic had
been prohibited.
The Hon. Jas. White is fu filing duties as United
States Consul with high credit relates TO the nIer-
sss Of American shipping
His E1ceIlency Mr.. Everett, has been visiting
Lord Ashburton and Lady at the Grange.
From Scotland there are accounts of severe cold
and heavy falls Of snow.
The Bishop of Exeter's letter TO the clergy of bis
diocese is creating great excitement. Remonstran-
ess are pouring In from nearly every parish and
sral distinguished Churchmen have expressed their
nietion that firm stand must be made against
The Romish tendency in the establishment.
A Coustantinople letter Of the Goth, states that
serious misunderstanding had taken place between
Abdullah Pacha the Governor of Trebisonde and the
English Consul at that place The Governor in con-
sequence of pique against the Consul, had ordered
1000 blows to be inflicted for some real or supposed
offence, upon young Greek who was under the
Consuls protection, and the victim had already re-
ceiycd 500, and was almost dead, when the Consul
reached the spot, and Insisted on the remission Of the
remainder of the sentence. The letter adds, that
Sir Stratiord Canning has ordered inquiry into the
circumstances and declared that If the Consuls &C.
count should be substa inflated, no will demand not
only the dismissal Of the Governor, but signal
chastiss ment.
The agitation for the repeal of the import duty
cotton wool still progressing. In Liverpool, Stock
port and other places meetings have been held, and
memorials to the Lords Of the Treasury adopted,
Letting investigation into the effects Of this tax upon
the staple manufacture of the country, with view
~ its immediate removal.
Madrid papers to the Sd have been received. The
accounts from the North Of Spain are some of them
OF painful character.
1t is said that the disclosures made by Zurbanos
sons led to the apprehension of M. Gamboa, Gen.
lturbe the Advocate Oyneley, and number Of other
persons, who have been conducted to Lognoro. The
Eco del Concrete publishes letter from Logrono,
stating that Zurbano's country house had been le-
yelled to the ground the furniture burnt and his cat
lie killed Two hundred persons we're seized at Sa-
rsgossa the 26th ultimo, eighty Of whom have
been thrown into prison.