The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-02-22
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We are indebted TO the express of Messrs. Adams
& Co, for the New York Herald, containing dates
from Liverpool TO the 4th and London to the Sd in
slant brought by the arrival Of the steamer Hiberna
al Boston on Wednesday. She brings no intelli-
gsnce OF the missing packets United States and Eng
land.
The papers contain very little news of importance.
The money market was very easy, and cotton re-
mains at previous quotations.
The Pope of Rome is dangerously i'll.
Sir Charles Mecalie has been made Peer, under
the title of Baron Metcalfe.
The Spanish nsurgent chief, Zurbano, had been
arrested and executed.
Parliament opens this day, and had the packet
waited few hours longer, II would have taken out
the Queens speech. The general impression is, that
Ireland will be alluded TO 10 soothing terms and that
another modification OF the sugar duties will be an-
nounced. We have alluded elsewhere to the minis
terial arrangements, and TO the resignation OF Mr..
Gladstone. Since that paragraph was IN type the
feeling has increased that the sugar question has dri.
ven that gentleman from the Cabinet.
There has been a very large business done In most
descriptions Of merchandise since last, and all
of q bona 6de character. The arrivals have been
large, from all parts, especially from the East and
West Indies, but the exports have been exceedingly
light The tendency Of prices is downwards, owing
10 large stocks being in hand and heavy sales being
pressed on the market Until the financial plans OF
the ministry made known, it is not at all impro
liable that business IN commercial circles, may be, In
some degree at least restricted. Yet the business
advertised inward Is large. There is scarcely
branch Of industry in which excellent employment is
not afforded. The iron trade has rallied immensely
since this day twelyemonth owing to the extension
Of railways 1--WE going to say in all parts Of the
world, but certainly throughout Europe as we'll as at
home.)
FRAscI-The debate in the French Chamber of
Deputies Is generally regarded securing the Min
istry in power another session. On Saturday there
we're two divisions on the Tshita affair, the numbers
being close, and the voting open One Of the diyi
SONS near that the opposition claimed the ma
JOrity but the President decided against them the
sscond was also nearly even, but the ballot was not
taken until Monday, when Ministers had a majority
OF eight. This excited the more surprise, every
regarded their defeat as certain and II appears
they would have been defeated If some Of the Begi
innate party had not come TO their aid.
The King received the Ministers on Monday, the
9th, after the sitting Of the Chambers, and In pre-
Of the royal family, by whom he was surround
ed expressed his concurrence in their general policy
conveying at the same time, his appreciation Of their
resolution TO continue steadfast in the course sustain
ed by a compact and undivided mai ority.
The number Of conservative deputies present at
the meeting Of the Chamber Of Deputies Wednes.
day, the 29th was at the opening 10, which swelled
at the close TO 2ll. The adhesons to ministers of
seven deputatIon was named TO wait on the Pre-
sident Of the Council in the name Of the whole
sembly, 10 ask the cabinet, through him. TO continue
the direction of affairs. Marshal Soult replied in
his own name and that Of the cabinet that neither
he nor his colleagues would desert. The Minister
of Foreign Affairs replied to the same effect. The
King delivered the following reply to the address;
" .Nsssisurs the Deputies:
g" thank you your loyal address, it will contribute
with that force which attaches itself TO every thing
that emanstes from YOU to guard the future against
the dangers which the blindness Of passion often
draws upon the people. mutual regard for justice
and for peace presdes our relations with all TO-
reign powers, and the agreement so happy aud so h-
morally re.established between France and England
attest the spirit OF wisdom and conciliation which
innate the two Governments.
Thanks to your concurrence, to the support that
you have lent my Goyernment--thanks to the stabil
iy that the union Of The powers has gwen to IN
stutions-our country, protected by Divine Provi-
dence, enjoys that always increasing prosperity
which constitutes the glory Of my reign, and, iC
may be permitted to say it, my consolation And in.
stead Of seeing neighboring nations fear that the
force and power of France may be employed in the
rayages Of war, or propagation OF revolutionary an
archy. we have inspired them with just confidence
that resources and our power shall be for them
as 70. ourselves, pledge Of peace and security.
SPMN.--The capture and execution Of Zurbano in
Spain, is the only intelligence from that country
worth narrating The previous accounts, which sta
ted that he had succeeded in getting the frontier
into Portugal caused the of his arrest to excite
much surprise well as sympathy Narvaez is now
freed from an opponent whose vengeance and energy
Of character he had reason to dread, and the best
ntonement he make to his bleeding and distracted
country s--to shape his conduct for the future on
totally different principles from the past.
MoRocco.-News from Morocco has been received
BY way Of Gibraltar giving a most deplorable
ntoFtb e ipfar stnfa nfth hak nv
les pilIaging the towns, whilst the Emperor IS
described having lost authority since the battle of
ky. .....
AusrRIA.--Most Of the persons who had been
found guilty Of political conspiracy in Austrian Ga
hca, in 1910, have just been pardoned by the Empe
of Austria The punishment of those who were
condemned TO death has been committed 10 imprison
ment.
BELGIUM The latest news from Belgium states
that IN the Chambers it was decided by 65 to %
that address for the dismissal of the present adj
minislraoD should be presented to the King.
SWITZERLAND Accounts from Switzerland say
that several cantons are in open warfare. At Argo-
vie the insurgents after taking the arsenal, without
resistance from Government, seized on ammunition
and other which collected in large guam
titles, aud marched towards Lucerne, where they
were to meet other cantons. The canton of Berne
was taking measures to refuse passage to persons
coming from Frburg TO join the malcontents at
Frrburg. ...... u.... ....
GREECE The Chamber is at length formed and,
under the dication Of Coetti, enforced by the bully
lug of GriVas, Camille Deligamic has been elected
President and Canaris and Caliphronas Vice Pres
deuts. Amongst these CauarIs is the only who
has the slightest pretension to responsibility and the
President who can scarcely read and has less skill in
writing, must feel the awkwardness of his position as
the head OF legislative assembly.
The Emperor OF Russia is said to be so much
amazed at the iDerminsble war with the Circas-
slams, that he is determined next season 10 take the
field in person. .. INIT.
From the NJ o. Picayune
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