The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-21

10 another princess. The reform OF the hnsnc'ai
ooadtioo of Portugal continued " OCCUPY the sitea-
ton of the Government ard tbs Legislature HE
Government W lu.i much ~ oss LOT money
ma oysr sod /, Is rumorcd thai nov loan Is IN con-
ssmpla,,on. The cause Of ,hs pe'm peea "1 49,,
embarrassment is the falling oil 10 the produce OF 'ho
custom houses The aspect Of affairs becoming
daily worse Trade, generally, a. 81 lower soo
than ever ii descended 10 before, ana tne
OF British manufactures, especially, Is taS' a"u"s
into nothing t..i Of ne
HALEY from Madeira and OF his intended return 10
that island The object OF his visit TO fof'usai was
said To be to obtain permission OF The government "
open an apothecsrys shop ~ Madeira WIN INC .",
of supplying the people gratis win medic'nos,
recent broils end dissensions therc, were Hn.y "
prevent his application being complied WIN iheio
is every reason TO believe that his claim for comPeh
sation Tor the he suffered has iaien 70
the ground as the law officers oil inc Portuguese
Crows and the Supreme Tribunal oil Justice na'e
decided that the imprisonment was Po,ieouy "&'
several overt acts against The established ie'bo" "
the country such turning lis principal doctrines
publicly into dersion, having been iuiiy proven
against HIM
SWITZERLAND.
The very natural feeling against committing the
education Of the youth Of Switzerland TO the Jesu
continue. to agi,ate that country, and VIII Prooaoiy
lead to the eventual expulsion OF The disciples oil 10y
ala from the Cantons
The Council of State Of Lausanne resigned on tho
18th February, aud on tho same day provisional
government was instituted by the popular assembly
of the Canton Of Vaud, composed OF nine member,
because the Grand Council had not PAID suilicieh'
Difference the prayer Of the 600 petitioners Tor
the exclusion of the Jesults
The Uniyers contains a proclamation OF the gov
eminent OF Lucerne, calling to arms the enure m'i'-
iary population Of the canton. 1t would appear mat
the four powers recognise the expectancy oil reno'
ing the Jesuts from the cantons.
Accounts from Berne, of the 10th ult., state that
when General Sonnenberg, the commander OF the Lu-
cerne troops reviewed his forces, several ohcers re-
signed their commissions rather than take The oath
demanded by the government. IL was believed to be
The intention OF the General TO attack Argua, and
dissolve the government Of that canton, IN cohso-
quence OF its having gwen encouragement 10 the re-
iugees from Lucerne. Both parues are evidently
preparing for a struggle. A letter IRON Zurich an-
nounces that the Executive Council had directed ihe
Council of War to dismiss all the troops that had
been assembled, with the exception OF one company
10 act as guard of honor TO the Diet
ALGIERS.
Marshal Bugeaud was to leave Paris for Algeria
on the 9Th Of March. The country is stated TO be
perfectly tranquil The number of negro slaves IN
Algeria is 1853. They chiefly from Bornou,
Haoussa, and Timbuctoo Since the year le3O the
importation Of slaves has been gradually decreasing
MOROCCO.
The difference between Sweden and Denmark and
Morocco have been arranged by the mediation Of the
Governments of France and Great Britain. The
Emperor has renOunced the tribute The Danish
and Swedish Consus returned to Tangier on the 18th
of February. The Emperor of Morocco was at
TangIers, with the view of inspecting the fortihca-
tons erecting under English engineers.
EGYPT.
- II 4. l. %
Of February. The Pasha at Faioum, and his
lbrahim in Lower Egypt, where he is particular
Iy engaged in trucling and cleaning canals for The
purpose OF irrigation.
Mr.. Galloway, the engineer, eft for Suez on the
Both OF January by order of the Pasha, for the pur-
pose of surveying and examining the line OF route
proposed for the railway in order to have all necessa-
~ estimates and calculations ready to lay before his
Highness on his return from Taioum.
CIRCASSIA.
The Gazette of Silesia announces that the Russian
| Government is making immense preparations for the
spring campaign in the Caucasus, and that Count de
| Nesselrode has obtained from the English Govern
ment the most positive assurances that all possible
shall be taken TO prevent assistance being
| ceved by the rebels (as the Crcassans are called
| though they paid, and owed allegiance
10 RUSSIA from England. More shame for the Eng
lish Government, if this be true. The apathy shown
towards these gallant ntaiDeers in their strugg lie
with their ruthless assaiIan is blot the free
tons of Europe, only surpassed in infamy by the
abandonment of unhappy Poland. Times
MARKETS.
liverpool Cotton Market for week ending Feb. a.
In consequence of the continued expectation of
ducton of duty, combined with some change of opin-
ion in regard to the extent of the crop in the United
St,tes, the demand has been extensive for the last
few days, particularly for bonded American and
prices of this description have advanced fully ID per
h., whilst other kinds are rather higher Specula-
tors have taken 81 600 American, and Exporters l50
| The total sales amount 10 So $50 bales
For the week ending February 81
Since Saturday last, when the intelligence was re-
ceved that the duty would be entirely rescinded to
take effect the bill could he passed. prices
have been very irregular, and the demand has been
comparatively moderate particularly from the Trade
American descriptions duty paid, are rather lower
the inferior qualities; on the Cotton sold 1t the
long price, deductlng the duty, 5-l6d per b. the
holders had the advantage of fully l-Sd. per Id =
| Spectators have taken 300 American, and Ex-
porters 450 The total sales to IS, 100 bales
For the week ending Feb. 49, The demand
throughout the week has been good, both from the
trade and SPECTATORS, and prices of American, in
bond within the last two days, lSd. per ID. high
err whilst duty paid remains without change. In Bra
| zil Egyptian and Surat there IS no alteration the
latter heavy of sale. Spectators have taken IT,
| 500 American and SO Egyptian, and exporters $50
Surat; and there have been forwarded into the coun
try unsold during the present month, $3.50 American,
| $50 Egyptian and GO Pernam.
| March 3. Our Cotton market has had very ami
mated appearance since Friday Prices have had an
| upward tendency, yet though in some ms ances an
advance of Sd per h. has been realized we cannot
| quote the advance general On Saturday the
sales amounted to IL 500 bales, of which 5000 were
to specula and to-day IL 900 bales have changed
hands, Of which, however, 1000 also to specu-
| lators. The sales day comprise 1000 Surat O. a
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