Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-27
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE,

SEni LATE FROM EUROPE,
The Atlantic steamer BRITANNIA arrived at Bos-
ton Friday from Liverpool, bringing adyices
from that place TO the 4th instant. ~
The Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, our late Minister
to Great Britain, together with his Lady and other
members of his family, were among her passengers.
The commercial advices by this arrival are favor
able. Wilmer 81 Smiths European Times saws
'he Cotton Market that great barometer Of public feel
ing, has shown ymptomso Of improvement The fine weather
has had material influence in strengthening this feeling and
in dspelng the melancholy forebodngs about the harvest
which had taken possession of the public mind The sales
up to the end of the week exceeded A. 900 bagsa daily
average Of more than $1,000 In the four days since nearly
900 have been Sold and prices evidently getting up
It is true that spectators have bought freely but this only
natural course to be expected that the harvest
sdered secure"
Queen VICTORIA and Prince ALBERT were still
absent, enjoying themselves in Germany, where
they were treated with marked attention and hos
pitality. ~
The affairs of Ireland are represented as far from
favorable. An Orange agitation now prevails, and
the Repeal movement appears to be on the wane
The boats Of the British ship-ofwar Pantaloon
on the coast OF Africa, after most gallant action
captured large slaver having a crew of about
fifty-eght PERSONS composed chiefly Of Spaniards.
Eleven Of 'he pirates were killed. and eight severe
ly wounded. ~ r7rs ls
The terms of treaty of amity and commerce
have been dehnltlvely agreed upon by the British
and Brazilian negotiators.
The treaty between France and Morocco has
at length been ratified by the Moorish Emperor.
1t fixes the limits of the territory between Agiers
and Morocco, and is remarkable for containing an
express acknowledgment on the part Of the Empe-
ror that Algiers is " French possession
Paris and the neighborhood has been visited with
a whirlwind, which did great damage. At village
near Rouen it so disastrous that it swept away
several large manufactures and houses, and caused
the death and the mutilation Of very great num-
Der of persons. 4sla 7 a te
| According to private letter published in the
Paris Presse, the French had suffered sad reverse
| in Algiers. In the North the tribes are said to
have risen against the French authority and that
| one French battalion had been massacred and ano
Their drowned. The number Of soldiers killed,
wounded, and drowned, or overcome by the heat
(which is said to have been excessively is stated to
be 2,700. successful expedition has lately been
made to Dolly by Marshal BUcEAuD, at the head of
5000 men. Immediately on the appearance ofthe
troops, the people made submission. Abd-e-Ka-
der has retreated into the interior, but he is still
far from being conquered as he years ago.
The Queen of Spain and her mother are await
ing the visit Of the Due and Dnchesse de Nemours
near the French frontier. Nothing appears to be
i
thought that something will be done respecting il
after the visit of the DUO de Nemours. An out
break had taken place at Madrid, occasoned by the
Oppressive operation of the new plan of taxation.
Petitions having been presented in vain for a sus-
pension of the measure, several thousand trades
men closed their shops on the 18th of August, and
the streets were filled with those who were opposed
to the measure. The troops were called out and
enlarged the popuace-several lives were lost before
ff <,l& I..~. FL f
Il Mr.. WHEATON, the United States Minister al
Berlin, has again opened negotiations with the Zoll-
Verein for treaty of commerce. The Voss Ga
zette states that he "has already acted on this d
rection from his Government, and it is not unlikely
that his proposition may be laid before the German
i Customs Conference, at present being held at
Carlsruhe."
In Germany the new religion is continuing lis
career, with alternate successes and defeats At
IIalberstadt, Ronge, the leader of the movement
was nearly assassinated when preaching violent
sermon against Rome but at other places he has
had great success. u
serious affray had taken place at Madagascar.
between the natives and the British and French, in
which the former lost four men killed and twelve
wounded The latter had seventeen killed and
forty-three wounded
The Russian army in Caucasus, after several
bloody conflicts, have succeeded i'm capturing the
village of Dargo, the residence of the chief of all
the Mahommedan tribes Of the Caucasus and of the
Daghestan.
Accounts from Turkey state that the Porte has
decided upon plan for the pacifcation of the Lee
banon, which has received the approval of the rep
resentatves of the Five Great Powers. By this
measure the independence of both the Druses and
Maronites will be maintained, and the free exercise
of the two religions satisfactorily secured. There
has been change of the Turkish Ministry