Washington telegraph., 1848-04-19

postscript head of thai paper gives the condition
Of the market on the llth, the day preceding the
sailing oI tho Caledonia;
LIVERPOOL, March i2
Gotton,--Onr Cotton market, which closed
heavily. has been further depressed to-day, by the
character oi the intelligence received this morn.
ng by the liibefnia steamer Holders have
passed sales, and IN sOme Instances have accepted
III reduction nun yesterdays prices, but this has
not been general. only 2,5OO bales sere sold.
coru,-fhe transactions in BreadsIufIs here
yesterday were of limited character, aud the
markr, extremely dull
ENGLAND.
BRITISH reeLi.arsr
The Ministers have yielded without 4 struggle,
then prelrei of INCREASING the ineonr lax lIom
three 10 five per cent? aud although the llousr ol
Commons has virtually consented ~ the eoalinu.
snee vi an Income Lax "iof limited PERIOD on
Monday evening, the debate on the subject re.
opened the great questions OF Free trade with III.
feet aHd indirect tskatun, during which SIR Robert
Feel came 10 the RESCUE ol the MinislD, aud de-.
rlatFd hs Intention IL yulr lof Tho income In
during three years longer The temper ei The
House is, however. ia layof Of keeping the staff
IN iis own hands
The uuisrna feeling Of rrpugaanee against an
lneone Lax, aud more especially any aagnrn.
tallon vi lls amount, which has btra manilrsied
throughout the kiagJom, plainly shows that d.
rect lmpust may be mofr pfecarous than even in-
dfeei taxation. II has been urged at all Tho pub.
lc meetings uPon the subject. that the lneuhis
Tax might be more equally levied.
We nrrd not say that under such circumstances,
aud with the present depressed state dl trade,
great Wisdom must be exhibited on the par, ai our
rulers, giral furbratanor must be shewn On the
pan ol the people, aud IN the sequal We lear great
sacatcss misl be made "a oTdef 10 maintain pub.
lie credit unilnpsir,d, aud 10 sustain our pnlltiea
aud commercial fank ia the troubled times shadow.
ed forth before
InE Errrcr N ENsI,SD The London Dis.
patch, the lridng Radical Journal Of the gtsat
Metropolis, holds tins language whfn spezkag VI
I France
Advance Is her mailo; il must be ours, Eu.
4 ropes, the aorld's Ne must have 10 palltnug
I here. The fIeneli have drelaI-d lEal 'ihis time
there must bv no mistake, lhey have a fishl io
any guarantee for thus that they may pFcirr II
/ Hugs have betrayed them, lUt them, IL they
ehVosc. ify Presidents. II is no matter OF uufs.
except 10 feJuee IA then bravery aud suecvss--
I We must have no diplomacy. nolhng bat frank
arosal 10 ali the States ,iiat We are the natural
alirs ol lfve iJstilaiions, and that, II ne m5ddr
at all, Il viii b. 10 maiahiu them. We trust that
cur hinislfy may prove equal 10 the emergency
this great eafla upon them, We trust that
they az, ready 10 take the Hght side IA the saf OF
opinion, huaH ard soul. We would iofgYr them
much, aud inrseaT IN more, TO eembiav France
and England heartily thfuugh their niediatlon -
All lsnds, Ia Poland aud the Caucasus, would fing
with blessings Tor such unua Aud Nc have
+ iull ugtl iP he miadlnl OF ourselves Our Reform
bil' Was a chclt put upon us a. the inlsfpfyia.
tlolis ol lhe CHARTER wetr put upon tue palfvls OF
Je,y. We have hyea stopped with our olgsnhie
'hnaliiy, aud We ate proving Ia practical effects
, Nensedno yiolencr. The Nalinnal t,aafd SPEAK.
IA France because the unafmed have been there
the unhrard, bat the press aud the public ynice
sili do hefc, We shall have an scho To the frnch
call. a, We had IN 1850, The Ballol, Household
sniifage, rtynnial PafliAments, the destruction
4 Of privileges, entails aud Game Laws, The triorn,
7 OF abolition uf the Chanenry aud Eeclrsiastell
! CouHs, ihr due assessment Of the public burdens,
these are our just demands aud proved nrcrsslirs.
u We have now chance oi claiming them -iicc.
iually, lrI liz say with the French, This Time
I there must be no ihislake.'"
lag Esc,rE or l.ouls rmLLirrE. ASp MS F.al.
h.-Thc rA-kmg aud Queen o. .hc ffrnch, IA
: their recent escape from France, crossed thp
English Channrl at a point where il is ~ miles Ia
I width New Haven, the port where they wrfc
landed from the Southampton aud llasfr steam
/ Packet Is email town ~ SUSSEX. England. near
/ Brighton, and o. niiles south OF London. There
Z ATE no details vi Tie adventures VI the es.kug
aud queen, from the time " their departure from
The luilrfirs 10 IrrpoH, Ia snail fishing loSn on
The French seacoasi, not far from HayIr,l except
that they wandered about Tor ,omc time near the
latter place
| The King ubdcited on Thursday, the 9th OF
February, aud lrll the Tucrrs. ,locord.ns 10 our
iofmrt accouuls, at one O'Clock the same day, -.
cofted by pluy Of the cavalry OF the National
nuafds, s1d several fcgmrnlsol regular cavalry.
lhe carriages went by the Quays TO the banrr
ol fassy, aud this is the last we hear Of Louis
Philippe until his arrival in England, on Friday,
I March Jd,-thc time occupied IN hs escape, from
the time ol his leaving Pans, being about a week
II is stated that the cx.k King had only singr i've
ifahc piece IA his pocket when he Jeff pafs, aud
that he reached Eagland wilhon, even change Of
clothing
II Is SAID that in England there ARE persons en-.
ploy,d IN the trade OF casting IDOLS lof III, Indian
market
garter had mol been bestowed upon Roman
Catholic since the days Of James I. uu.il the whg.
gave the yacan, blue ribbon 10 the Duke Of Norfolk
The Jews Of Rome have raised a subscription to
present field piece TO the civic guard oiihat city
Queen NlcIona has taken Balmoral CasIlr, tAb.
erdeenshirc, highlands Scotland, for another resi-
denec.
Lord John Russell is abou, to resign the Premier
ship of England from iadispoafioa.
The Emgrant passenger bill has pissed one
house ol Parliament by a majority Of 49,
The English Minslors have gwen up then pro.
jcci Of increasing the income tax from to per
cent without struggle, aud the great Free trade
question was warmly discussed IN the House Of
Commons
On the 9Th inst, Charing Cross aud Trafalgar
Squate were the scenes ofyery rotous disturbances,
arising out Of a meeting convened to Oppose the
incomc-tax, and Of which Mr.. 6. W Reynolds, a
well-hnown literary character was chairman
The meeting was called by a Mr. Cochtane, late
candidate for West minister, who, however. pr,i.
IDENTIFY absenIed himself The meeting which was
attended by sOOOor 5000 people, and was address.
ed by several speakers, being concluded, aud