New-York tribune., 1841-09-04
r H E T R / B U n Z
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4.
LATER FROM EUROPE,


Liverpool on the 18th u thus bringing news fifteen days
later The intelligence is of very decided imPoftance
The new Parliament was be opened by commission the
aa the steamer sailed In anticipation of that Lord
Iob, Russell had addressed a circular the members
ones.ng prompt attendance Sir Robert Peel has an
nonced his intention oppose the reelection Of Mr.
siiaw I.etcyrc, the former Wing Speaker.
The London papers of the 18th contained rumor that
fifteen ships of be coast for the pu
nose of receiving Mr. Fox should his renewed demand for
Mcleod be rejected 1t not, however generally credit
ed Tho Globe contradicts it,
The suerngs of the poorer classes throughout England
continued very
Ten lives lost by an explosion in the Thornley, col
lcry
The Queen has appointed Sir Henry Pottnge Chief Su
psrinrendent of British Trade in China.
The steamship British Queen has been sold to the Belgian
Government.
News from China up the 9th Of pr had been received
London 1t said that the Chinese Local Government
had violated the agreement made with Capt Elliot for the
renewal Of trade with British subjects. chop also
issued by the Emperor ordering all tea rhuba and other
articles in The provinces necessary for the British be de-
stroycd The order rgidy obeyed and half the tea
crop had been already destroyed. Indemnity promised by
The chop those whose property destroyed and
wards for those who discover sccrced articles Political in
ercourse with the English is incrdctcd and the lately APP
pointed commissioners ordered 10 retire Numerous FIRE
vessels and rufs had been down the among the
foreign shipping by which several vessels and cargoes had
been INJURED but total loss The British commander
celebrating The proprcty Of moving all vessels below the
second bar wider part Of the river report prevailed
tu, to which no credit attached that BRUSH sub
s kidnapped by the Chinese the night of the 25h
Adyces were received here by the Prebc the ls Of
May that than probable the above statements
are unfouudcd. They made the authority of letter
n,ho London Standard.
FR.NcE-The warlikc preparations continue, and they
now begin TO cause considerable anxiety Toulouse
anqu several Editors OF the public journals had been
rested
The Noniteur announces that sedops movement SINH
lar TO tha, which took place ST Livcade, had broken
at vicneuve dAgen, and caused serious disorders The
mail coach had been stopped and robbed and the
feet having force but the gendarmere ai his disposal
obliged to seek refuge in the central prison.
From SrAS there is nothing Importance. Queen Chris
nas proes, produced little effect in the country. The
Cores wi is SAID be prorogued shortly ii not dissolved
Great excitement, prevails in the Palace in consequence Of
resignation of the principal Ladies of Honor the Queen
No movement. however, had been made by the Christine
party
Ir4eY.-A horrible tumalt, with great loss OF life, tNok
Mace at ko ne on the 2Gh of July An execution
usual thing Three criwinals, of the Of
Ricozzi were executed ON that day, being and his
sister, aud theil nephew They had into the house of
nh matchmaker of the Piazza Colonna and had murdered
his wife and daughter and then robbed the house The ,u
mut caused by prernedaied design 10 rot in
TIE midst of which robbers might reap harvest An I'M
of persons had assembled and nj gwen
signal the tumu commenced. The troops hred upon the
rioters killing II and woundng 200 slightly and 80 seri-
olsly. More than 800 persons had been arrested
Tvs EAsr.-A German parcr brings new. from BcHrout
OF the Sth of July The negotiations with the princes OF
Lebanon taking uniavorabe turn tor the Suana
The Bedouns laying waste the enyrons OF I'll Arlsh
The repairs the orcarons of Acre had been completed
aui many important additions have been made by English
engineers to their strength. convent on Mount Carmel
had been fixed upon a garrison for ERgllSh troops bat
having been represented neutral ground under the Pioec
ton OF the French will be so occupied The NOUS
appear every where opposed TO the restoration OF
the Tur kish domination The prevailing wish Of the Chris
ran population independent kingdom having
Jerusalem Tor lis cadiia This is notion which nothing
but oyce OF arms will incline them elnquish; and 70
dcc them to obedience would is affirmed require Turk
Sh army ot not fewer than 80 900 meI
AdSces from CaHda of the 10th july represent the nsur
gents as st'll making head in the mountains.
Coal fields have been discovered on the Asiatc shres
the Black Sea- Thea every promise of nroftable work.
ing the mIaera under the patronage Of the Porte This
may prove ss important discovery in aid of free con,r-
nicalion with the East
The British forces still in possession sf Alexandria are
strengthening the fori6caions of that place
Mehemct Ali has given orders in Frpncs ,a y p, f
number OF Paxhan guns for the forti6catisns there
Accounts from Alexandria mention that Mebera Az ay
abarng his armament and military precauuon H had
foot active mpressnen, for forcin. the Sl.b -
labor his shifks. The captaton was eyied with
the utmost rsor
The Porte ha, charged Mehemet Ali reconquey tho holy
ces which have fallen into the hands of the Arabs since
the has
the Ps:hs with the of defaying the expenses OF t
expeditions besides consentng remit considerably th
Of the tribute originally required OF him. Il is
her rumored that he intends con6ding him similar
sion in Syria.
SrAKiA SOtn June lS4l, (od style. )-The Malta Time
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