The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-24
IRELAND.

IRELAND.
FEROoIoUs FACTION FIcnr.-Thc llPpcraIy YIN
thus says - Tuesday tho fair day oil Mia
loe was disgraced by bloody ARRAY between con
tending factions Of the Terry Ats, when 700 oil de-
luded men proceeded from the TiPpcrary SIDE oil inc
Shannon 10 fight among themselves like dogs. ine
fight was carried on with all the savage Desperation
Of unspeakable cruelty IN which blood howed III 'or-
rents
The Basic Gazette OF The Ath ult. quotes ie.'',
Of the 3d. stating that the Free Corps IN hIssu mao
been reorganized-thst orders had been gwen 70 .,o
chiefs OF the communes TO provide vehicles Tor the
conveyance Of the Free Corps TO rendezvous, ahu
perhaps for the use Of the wounded; and that an IN
cursion into Lucerne was fixed for the 10Th OF 2Iih
instant.
MALTA.
The Malta Times denouncos new attack upon
the currency Of the ISLAND. some llme since Govern
mept red The value of the Spanish dollar at 4s ID
il having been current at Is 4d. The British Gov
eminent is blamed for negIecting to provide The
island with sufficient circulating medlum-s neglect
which occasions these vexatous and injurious tam
porings.
GREECE
The Greek papers have been received up To the
10th Of March There is nothing OF very marked
haracter in their contents. The Governments hrst
measure seem, however, TO indicate perseverance IN
a selfish and temporary policy, and the opposition
JournaSs loud in their complaints against the Dew
formation Of Government Offices, which Nj. Coietti
proposes.
MOROCCO.
Fridays Monileur publishes the following tele-
graphic despatch, received by the French Govern
ment:
PERPIGgAs, March % Nine p NJ
Lieutenant General Lamouricere TO the Minister
of Mr. Bivouae of Sid bel Abbes, the 10th. The
convention for fixing the frontiers between Aigiors
aud Morocco signed the day before yesterday
All the conditions stipulated by General Delaru have
been acceded to by the Morocco commissioner.
The interview attended with great soiemniiy
COTTON MARKET.
April 5, Twelve o'clock noon.
Our cotton market is rather quiet to-day, partly
owing to the trade having supplied themselves pretty
fully, and also the of the additional duties I'M
posed upon manufactured goods at Calcutta has had
this tendency The sales yesterday were 5000 bags
CoaaERcIAL.-In the early part Of the week the
cotton market full, and prices had tendency TO
reoede; bat the fact Of The steamer being detained
day order TO carry out the iesut Of the debate on
Oregon was no sooner known, than the market be
came more firm. Yesterday the sales were 600
bales, at the highest quotations The proceedings Of
the House Of Commons last night, arrived here too
late to affect the market this day The same cause
the Oregon-that sent Cotton up, sent Shares down.
In other respects the proceedings of the week, since
the sailing of the Great Western, present no very
striking features.
The following the subject of Sugar demon
srates that the high rate Of duty Foreign Sugars
will be the exception, not the rule for the future ow-
ing TO the construction which the Home Government
has put upon the act "The consumers of sugar will be
lad to learn that the Customhouse authorities in Lon
don putting the most liberal construction that
part of the sugar BILL which gives them the pow
or of deciding what sugars shall be admitted at the
higher and at the lower duty"
Ia the sta pies Of Tea, Sugar and Spirits decline
has been submitted TO- at which the trade were not
ready buyers.
PASSENGERS.
In the Caledonia from Liverpool for Halifax and
Boston. For Halifax-Mr Billing Misses M Bill |
ling and Billing; Rev r Irvine and lady Mr. Pc
tsrs and lady MIR Cunard and servant; Misses
Cunard and Norbeck MIR Dickle and lady Lieut..
Fowke, lady and servant Messrs Gardiner, Dsn'
Brenau, Peter Furopg w Grieve, A Richie, II Le-
grand Rev Mr. Prior; Messrs Pryor, Jr., Donald |
son, f Upper, S f Lovett, Andrew Duncan; Com !
mander Noble, r N Messrs J w Barss, Robt Al |
sopp, ID Murray, John Silver, John ellis, II Mig |
nowsty, James Barber Montg Meloru, Joseph |
Robinson, Shereton, Blake, Desboisay, w + Wilson,
w Lord
For Boston.-Sir Geo Simpson and servant Lady |
Simpson, children and female servant, Miss Ogden;
Mr. and Mrs kmber and servant; Mrs Solomons, Mr. |
and Mrs Courcy; Mr. and Mrs Smith Mr. and Mrs
Vane; Messrs McFlenzir, N'chol Finlergson, Hop
kns And Muir, Sharpley, Benjamin, w Favish,
Enoch Patterson, d H Humphreys; Capt Brook
Taylor and servant; Messrs James Law, Birss, A |
Burns Mr. and Mrs Inns Messrs Pemberton, Z |
Tuckerman, Brownell, John McDougaIl, Captain |
Robinson; Messrs Weston Richard Walker, w |
llufer, Glover, James Russell, Hart, Spur, Thos
Waddell, John Crosley, Murray, Rirch, Jas Miller,
Fisher, Holland James B Brown, John Hogan, Mel |
son. II Legrand, Blake, Cunard and servant Ma
Iors Denny and Makepeace.
From Halifax for Boston-Mrs Ward, 9 Miss
Wards and boy Mrs Davy and 3 children MessIs
w Bell, Croskell w Black Rev MIR Burke and
lady; Messrs Cornch, Starr, Eastwood, Johnston,
5 Carton, Cunningham, Gilbert, Newman, Nc
Anlife, A Lyle, Jr., II Elliott, P Murphy r Jami
son, G Morton.