The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-01-27

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American News Letter says
There is no portion OF the documents received
that has been read with more painful interest Than
tho despatch of Mr. Calhoun To Mr. King the Anne
rican Minister in France, which accompanies tho
message"
The advance on cotton, since last advices, is over
Sd per ID.
The American provision trade. owing to the almost
continued prevalence of essterly winds Of late no,
been dull for the want Of stock to operate upon.
The dissensions in the Anglican church continue
Between theology aud politics the writers Of the da-
ly press have their hands full
The hsbdomidai board OF Oxford have determined
10 strip at the couvocston in February, Mr. Ward
of his gown ou account OF the doctrines put forth in
his {" Ideal of Christian Church"
Opposed IN the See Of Exeter rs that Of Worces.
ter whose Bishop in a pastoral letter TO his clergy
has mmended a course of discipline, as respects
forms and observancos, the antirodes OF Exeter.
Tom Thumb has been ordered to paw an income
tax OF as70O hut Bsrnum says he Is Foreigner and
can't he compelled 10 paw
To England belongs the opprobrium OF being st
once the richest and the poorest country in the world
In every large town thousands OF hslfstsryed cea
lures sft~r devouring one meal know not where 10
look for the next Every adds TO the number of
persons 40 wretchsdlv Strengthened.
M EpSr,n-Mr. Everett. tb. present Minister Of
the United States in England is expected to leave
the country early in the spring for Washington
German Literature in .fnsrIoa "A plan has been
rrojected st Vienna and received with much interest
nv the booksellers Of Berlin. Lepsc, Frankfort
Stuttss rd and other principal German towns for the
Enlistment ., Phisdelphis Of grand central de-.
not for the United States Of America Of German
Literature, behalf of the leading publishers in
Germany There are in tho United States, II is aid
nsarIy Ave millions of Germans. and no establish.
ment through whieh they can follow the course Of
hosnH H..
thew nav desire To supply this want and open
new and extensive market, are the objects Of this
proposed association.
American lee from Lake Wenbam, North Aver.
ca was exhibited tn Her Majesty and Prince Albert
who admired its nuriiy and clearness.
SCOTLAND The Scotch talk about erecting mon
um~nts to the memory Of Wallace and Bruce bat
they have not yet sgreed as IN the form Of the ste
| A Scotch clergyman, the Rev Weir Tulloch VIII,
has been committing forgery at Perth. has fed to trs
United States. He sailed from Liverpool in shin
| and his pnrsuers took the steamer.
IRsLAsp -Di~ension Is not confined 10 the Ang.
cisn Church. II has at length reached the Church 4
Roms-tbat branch OF il at least which is located ia
ireland
MIR. O,ConnelI and the Archbishop of Dublin. DR.
Murray, are at loggerheads. The clergy and he
Iaity ire divided in opinion The bequest bill and
the controversy has assumed angry and hostile 20.
pearancs Tn. Archbishop In a pastoral letter. ha,
justified himself and the other two Catholic pre- aes
VIM nave agreed 10 ACT COMMISSIONERS Anier lhg
Catholic b~quest bill nv showing the concession,
which the Government in The measure has made
to the Catholic Church 10 Ireland
Hordes of money forthcoming for the Irish
railways The whole capital Of ee00 600 required
for the Southern Railway, from Dublin 10 Cork
was subscribed in three days and subscribed entirely
in Ireland.
A better day dawns upon Ireland The ntroduc-
ton Of railroad. will render labor more valuable
Capital in its diffusion through the country by their
fundamentally will irrigote districts, and shed the
rays Of contentment over homes'eads that have long
been strangers 10 the comforts Of well spread tshe
The linen trade Of Belfast, regards rrices was
never known to be lower; bat the weavers are in
full work, and the demand for yarn is steady
Ministers seem determined to propitia,e as far az
they can, the Irish clergy and people. The grant TO
Maynooth is TO he increased, rumor says; and two
universities are to be endowed.
The list Of commissioners of charitable donation.
in Ireland contains the names Of FIVE Roman Cath
olics. four members of the established Church, and
one Presbvtrrian.
Repeal .Meetng.-The usual weekly repeal meeting
on the Goth ult. not very inspiring; Mr. Omen
Daunt in the chair. A letter from Mr. Steele,
detailing his progress in putting down rbandsm in
Cavan anil Seitam. The SPEAKERS were Alessrs Raw,
w. s. OI,rien and Grattan. Including Gao from
Australia, the rent of the week only TI7S les.
Funeral Of The Earl Of Limerick The funeral OF
the Earl Of Limerick, which took place on MONDAY
week, at Limerick, was marked by most disgusting
behavior on the part Of the populace. The Limerick
Chronicle thus describes il =" Such disgracelul CON
duct as took place Witnessed in a civilized
country. The yelling Of thu mob was terrific and
the tenanry who attended to pay the last tribute OF
respect to their landlord were assaulted and their
scarfs torn to atoms The relatives of the deceased
in carriages received similar treatment having been
pel'ed with stones, and compelled to take refuge in
the houses adjoining the cathedral. Lord Monteage
and Sir Aubrey De We're were among those who were
so treated. Lord Monteagle is son n-law of the late
Earl; Sir Aubrey De We're, nephew"
There is another list of murders and outragcs in this
unfortunate country.
The Earl Of Rosse is likely to be the new represen.
tatve peer of eland in the Of the late Earl Of
Limerick.
The Dublin Evening Post gives an extract of let.
ter from distinguished eccesiastic at Rome, which
mentions the prevalence of report 10 the effect that
the British government seeking for the rich, of
nominating Bishops 10 Ireland.
Two years since, subscription was commenced
IN Dublin to erecta testimonial to the Rev heobsd
Matthew, and statement of receipts and expendi-
ture has just been put blshed-the amount received
has been q ll8 IS While the expenses for the col.
lection and safe custody Of this sum have been no less
than EGGS.
FRANcE There has been family gathering at
the 1uiiIeres-the King and Que, OF the BeIpl
the Due d'Aumaie, and his Young bride and The
Prince de Joinvile.
The King opened the Chambers on the Goth ul,.,
In aspeech With which little fault can be found even
ny rfencnmth, ana win II every bne else must
sarly feel satisfied The King euloQizes eyery body
AID every thing. The war with Morocco is Of course
alluded TO in complimentary terms. The visit to
Queen Victoria produces the most elaborate passage
IN the speech. The prosperity Of France is mention
ed with an earDestDess that would seem to indca,,
belief in it's existence. The marriage of the Duke
dAumale, the happiness Of the Royal family, anJ the
burdens which the royal speaker has imposed upon
himself for The good Of mis- peope-these make up the
remainder OF this budget Of kingly congratulations
CtIpa If la III a
passages of the foregoing Speech and were renewed
AT The close.
The Unipers announces that the American Metho.
dis, Missionaries IN Mesopotamia list three Of Their
members and bad determined quit the country.
SPAIN'--From Spain there is little that is new
nothing thai q Of Inrhano