Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

NEhf LATE fhOM EUROPE.
The Atlantic steamer Britannia arrived at Boston on
Friday from Liverpool bringing advces from that place to
the 9TH instant.
Tho Hon. Edward Everett, our late Minister to Great
Britain together with his Lady and other members Of his
family, wore Sng her passengers.
The commercial sdvees BY this arrival favorable
Wilmer and Smiths European Times ssysi
"The Cotton Market that great Of public foe
ing, has shown symptoms Of improvement. The limo wes
thcr hiss had material influence thonng this feel
ing, and In dspcng the melancholy ioebodngs about the
harvest which had taken possession OF public mind
The sales the cnd OF the week exceeded 10 900
daily ageof than 5000. In the days sinc.
nearly 10000 have boon sold. and pccs evidently get
ting Ii is that spectators have bought freely
this Is only natural course to DO expected that the
harvest IL eons,l.rrd seeura."
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert still absent en-
joying themselves in Germany where they treated
with marked attention and hospitality.
The affairs Of Ireland represented far from favor
able An Orange agitation prevails, and the Repeal
movement appears To he on the wBne.
The boats OF the British ship Of Pantaloon on the
coast OF Africa. after gallant action, captured
large SLAYER having OF about fifty eight persons
composed chiefly OF Spsnisrds. Eleven OF the pirates
were killed. aud eight severely wounded.
The terms OF 4 treaty Of amity and commerce have
been de6nvely agreed upon by The British and Brazilian
nsgo'iator'.
been ratified by the Moorish Emperor IL fixes the limits
OF the territory between Ayiss and Morocco aud
markaec for containing an express acknowledgment
session."
Psn. and the neehborhood has been visited with
whirwind, which did great damage. Al q village
Houen was disastrous that IL swept several largo
manufactures and and caused the death and the
mutiation Of a number Of persons.
According private letter published the Paris Pres
tho French had suffered cad in Agers In
the North the tribes said have risen against the
French suthorty aud that French battalion had
massacred and another drowned The number OF soldiers
killed, wounded. and drowned by heat (Which
10 said To have been excessive 10 stated - be 200.
successful xpedtion lately been made Dolly by Mar
shal BusEAuD at the head Of 5000 men, Immediately
the appearance OF the troops the people made subi
Add ell kader has retresed into the INTERIOR but he is still
as far from being conquered as he was years ago.
The Queen OF Spain and her mother awaiting the
visit OF Due and Duchese Nemours the French
frontier. Nothing appears be settled marriage
OF the Queen, but il is thought ing will be
respecting after the visit OF the Due de Nemous An
outbreak had taken place NJ Madrid med by
oppressive operation Of the plan OF Petitions
having been presented in for suspension Of the
sure several thousand adssmen closed their shops
lSh OF August and the streets were filled with those who
were opposed 10 the Ths troops called
and charged the poPuace-seyeral lives lost before
the mob were dispersed.
Mr.. Wheaton, the United States Minister ut Berlin has
again opened negotiaons with the Zil Yerein for
~ OF The vo.s Gazette states that he "has
already oc,ed on this direction from his Government and
not unlikely that his proposition may be laid before
German Customs Conference, nj present being held
Carlsruhr."
Ia Germany the new religion is continuing il. career
with alternate successes aud defeats. At Hsloerstadt
Ronge, the leader al the nearly
when preaching violent sermon against Rome; but at
other places he has had great
serious arny had taken place Madaga between
the natives aud the British aud French, the Tor.
lost four killed and twelve wounded. The latter
had seventeen killed and torty-thiee wounded.
The Russian army IN Caucasus, after several bloody
fct have succeeded capturing the village Of Dargo
residence OF the chief Of all the Mahommedan tribes OF
the Caucasus and of the Daghestan.
Accounts from Turkey the Porte has dee ded
upon plan for the pacication OF the Lebanon which has
received the approval OF the representatives Of the Five
Great Powers BY this the independence of both
the DSes and Maronites will be ntaned and the free
exercise Of the two religions satisfactorily secured There
has been change of the Turkish Ministry.