The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-04-11
FOREIt;N INTELLIGENCE. L.
NIenr DAYS LATER.

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BY the arrival nftheihouis Philippe,
Capt. Castoff, at New York, wehave
news from France eight dnys,andfrom
England three days later than the in
teligence by the steamer Cambria.
The Queen Of the West also arrived
on Tuesday. bringing Liverpool dates
TO the 7th ef March, and London to the
9th.
10. the British House Of Commons.
on the 5ih March, an ilnpnriaut stale
ment was made bv Sir Robert Peel,
relative 10 American sugars. The ques.
ton was asked whether sligdr would
lie admitted from the United States on
the same terms ms sugar from Java and
Manila. Sir Robert Peel answered
that produce Of the United States
would he admitted underthe proposed
advantages. The Chancellor Of the
Exchequer had fixed upon the lith Of
March as the time for the new duties
to take effect. e'''H" -
"A destructive fire took place on the
% Of March on the premises of Enderby
and Brother, rope makers and South
Sea merchants, near Greenwich The
main iactory,a large building overlook
ing the Thames, was destroyed, with
the cxceptionof the bare walls, which
fell down during the day BY the force
Of the wind. In This building was ii
large deposit of manufactured goods.
The origin Of the fire is unknown
The total loss is supposed to be from
E4O.oO0 to f5O.OOo, while the insur.
ance does not exceed 10000. Two
hundred and fifty workmen are thrown
out Of employment by the calamity.
A melancholy accident occurred at
London on the 6th. in the workshop of
an engineer named Samuda. A steam
boat boiler, whose strength they were
trying, hursted with frightful explo-
sion, killing three of the work'nen, and
wounding eigh, other persons So Sc
vereiy tina, theirlives were despared Of.
The Rev. Mr.. Tyler, Rector Of st.
CHESS. has been appointed to tho Can
onry in st. PauI's, vacant by the death
of the Rev. Sydney Smith.
The money market, discount and
stock markets, were nil easy. The
supply of sugar was on the increase.
CONTINENTAL.
Quite breeze took place in the
French Chamber of Paris. on the 5lh
Of March, the subject Of discussion be-
ing the secre, service money; hut the
interest Of their debate fell greatly sEor;
OF that excited on the next day, when
General Cubieres, former Minister Of
War, nude a sharp attack on the Min.
istry. which elected rom Marshal
Soul, a very severe reply, .-a.
The Marshal charged the Genera
with hypocrisy with professions oI
devotion to the Ministry, put forth in
the hope and for the sake of obtlinina
office and with gross negligence, tc
say the least, in his administration o
the War Department. The rejoindel
of Cubieres is represented to have beer
very spirited and effective; and Messr'
Guizot and Duchatel are said to have
been much disturbed, both by it an
by the remarks of Marshal .>ouIt. Thi.
was Immediately followed by c,nnn
between the Marquis de Boissy ana
General Colbert. The latter interrupt
ed de Bo.sy in his speech, and Wal
sharply ordered 10 hold his tongue; t,
which he retorted by calling the Mar
quis an Inbred fellow.
De Boissy threw out a hint of salts
faction elsewhere, and a scene ofgrea
confusion ensued. There were crie
OF "turn him ont;" the Chamber di
rected the President tocall de Boiss,
to order, and the agitation continued
until the ad djournment. No vote wa
taken on the secret service bill. Ate
the adjournment The President sent fn
Messieurs de b oissy, Colbert and Gen
eraI Gourgaud, who had been involved
in the affair between the other two, ,an,
required them to make such explana
tons and pledges as would prevent ;
duel. l.ls.=.n r., a2r .a.at
The same subject had caused som'
warm discussion in the Chn,,ber o
Deputies. But the Ministry are said L
have a very decided majority in tlit
| Chambers. ,s...e,..
1t is stated that the Minister of tht
Marine IS preparing to bring a bill fol
a new organization Of the translanlit
steam packets. This matter has. how
ever, been So much talked about, to 81
little purpose, that we very much doub
its accomplishment. u
| The Revue de Paris says that a ma
val Reinforcement will be sent imme
diately to The Pacific; and adds that il
will be accompanied by scientific