New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-04
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M The arrival At Boston on We,ine say OF the steamship
ACADIA, Capt. Miller. l34 days from Liverpool we nave
London adyce- the evening of the 18th u and from
Liverpool to the 10Th She brings % passengers 10 OF
whom stopped at Halifax where lG embarked for
Bosoo
The news varied though not Of signal Hror-
lance Cotton very dull and ha submitted TO further
decline of J. Little change in Money sIa''erS-Thc Crops
all over Europe are most from China
Is not favorable speedy adjustment of the difficulty N''
England. The Emperor begins buster of war-Norh-
Western India i convul,ed with hatred British DONNA
ton and the anarch, in Lahore cou,nu"s.Ihc quarrel be-
tween Turkey and Egypt -Sad but the Turkish Empire
Is distracted with revolt and instruction, and would seem
, brink of dissolution unless upheld by the Great Powers
E,ar;cro has iust formally elected Regent of Spain
France d-cted by that tho Ministry has agreed
~ abandon Alters Drnc, and conederaes be
tried By the Peers Tor the last attempt the Kings Life
N.itg f1iic haa beer hcqri from he President, and
hop, Of her safety i well nigh abandoned The following
tie o!y raw rcror, dated Cove OF Cork, May - has
be-. cceiycd at the office Of the British and American Steam
Navigation Company:
Tie Columbia Packet Captain Gnrre from Montevideo,
which place ,hc left on the January for Antwerp has
here and Captain Garrc reports that 10 days >Icc
cd instant, in lon 49, he saw at >oI7e distance large
steamer bound for the eastward and which appeared TO hin
disabled she going slowly and could hardly
keen wv viii, hi, vessel night he lost sight ef
her and two DAYS afterwards experienced heavy gale 10 the
eastward The apparently disabled ship 50 far from HIM
that he describe her appearance further than she was
a
Captain Garrc had not heard that the President miss
inr until asked by The gentleman surveyor to Lloyd's
In the British Parliament succession Of important de-
bates had taken place the Corn Laws and other financial
roccr, which at ,h- engr-s> the attention of the
country, No very definite have taken place
Among the important subjects brought before the House
Of Commons, wc notice that Mr.. OConucll moved a Com
mitter 20 investigate the Election rior- in Canada
The Great Western arrived Bristol at 8 o'clock p NJ
Of the th 10 day, from this port, jeasg tie Colombia
from B9s'on liverpool By haif dry. The Columbia
howcycr was detained u hours in HohiiN.
Thorca, Barar~ principal Editor OF the Lordon Times
i, dead. aged l46
The British Queen had sailed for this port, but was
open to public inspection sxpence person for the benefit
81. the arile, OF the crew of the President, whose wages
had been stopped
Dublin Is PRAYING for a visit from QAecn Victoria
iea had advanced to pound in London, in con-
sequence of the bad ncws ircin China
In III, House Of Commons the 18th u, Mr. HUME
aoycd Tor cop, Of all the rc-Pondencc relating to the
destruction Of the Caroline. Lord JoHN RUSSELL opposed
,a Notion and proceeded say that
The Government of the United States had made
ant u the coanct Of certain individuals and officers who
aid lay taken part in The destruction of the steam
; Caroline The that conn ant WAS the trans
mis- u great quanr, OF -pondncc. and OF various
turrut, nrq by the Governor of Upper Canada and y
- OF individuals who concerned IN the trans
action.
The American Government counter statements, but
They did not PERSIST asking for final their de-
,aad, T!; e.icc, of asking for that the
r; complained Of ceased to be matter of discussion and it
was o for the British Government u complain OF that con-
Duct wa, convinced that the matter would have entirely
dropred as between tn, tNo Governments II II had not
i for the unfortunate affair Of Mr. Mcleod That arrest
had unfortunately revived the subject and had produced
renewed discussion between the two Governments TN
regard 20 the production the ondencc ASKED o' ne
had To- .tne that would m announcement TO the public ser
,~r . f.d To ,rnarr:, the negotiations that
eoiag on ia ;mcahc spirit and might tend 10 initiate
against the rnlce o great aad Intelligent nations.
fear hear
NJ HUM. made a cw remark, IN rcply aud IoriJ. Rus
AID Sir sbcr: Peel followed in opposition 10 the motion
Nj Dluconb~ sand that c wished know why BRITISH
,,,,c- Mr. Mcleod. Detained prisoner IA the United
.,,- H.. wished ash did !, ey to allow the ra!
o Mr. Mcleod 20 proceed Cheers The feeling OF the
olntr, v:.- tnat , ,utiona honor compromised hy
Mr. Mcleod beng detained prisoner he question 0 his
Guilt had nothing do with the matter The general oPn-
.ol that they would c-cap' irof' their dilemma by IT.
icing n.onroyrrf, proved that the time OF the destrc-
tja oi the Caroline Mr. Mcleod not present Butthat
mad ncniug - do with ,nc question.
Nj cLc.d he'd been arrested and detained Now. ii
TIE, had rsh, to detan him. they had right TO try him.
ard if the; had right tl INN. the! had right 20 exc
cute him IN Inc Event. Of hi, b,ug found guilty Did they in
ted :. llo, Mr. Mcleod executed in such case If
t.ey were right Mr. Mcleod ought not to be imprisoned at
al Would they ia,-: upon nj release (Cheers.) 1t
~ ~ rlportan: question. Smppose Capt. Drew, who
commanded ;h ex.dtion which had destroyed tho Caroline,
md vic had mo-, Justly and properly destroyed her in
his opia.on-suppose Captain Dres travelling in the L.
states. ne would b. liable he arrested Suppose he was
arrested and tried and the consequence should be that ne
80, found c.y the people Of England TO submit to
that
Were tie people OF England alo.s one OF II, officers to
be put his trial or chewing Their order, lha' vas the
fI would A., the noble nori did h. 20 let
ilr NaIeo- trial proceed That gentleman was imrr''-
oa. now 50 months. aid h Vi. + D4ncouJc would re-
peat i; the iope Of England opgS to NOW why their iel-
r,y ssbicct imprisoned Certainty II the hon member
would divide the on-c on the question he Mr. 7. Dun
,or,i.,l would vote with MIN.