New-York tribune., 1841-11-09
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ARRIVAL Of tn. GRaATswEsTERT RI


the morning of the 23d.
The Great Western has 136 passengers, beside
servants. Among them are Hon. ANDREW STE
yEssoS, late u S. Embassador to the Court Of St
James. We could not obtain list in season for
this mornings paper.
The Philadelphia packet-shp MoRongahela ar
rived at Liverpool on the 2lst, after passage eut
of sixteen days.
The Kamschatka Russian steamship, arrived at
Liverpool in ls DAYS from this port.
The news Of McLeod's trial and acquittal had
not yet reached England. The subject does no,
seem much to occupy the public mind.
The price of Bread S:ufs ha. fallen, and the du-
ty consequently risen. The official average OF
Whea, for the week ending Oct II is 62s. Sd. per
quarter Of eight bushels; for the preceding six
weeks, 64s Id duty 22s. 3D. OF course, the iul-
port of Fereign Gram is for the present stopped,
but it is calculated that it must recommencc in the
Spring, two million quarters being still needed for
the years supply.
In the Money Market, there is little change.
In the Manufacturing Districts there is much
Distress especially in Paisley and its neighbOThooF.
Meetings are called to relieve it. The Printers of
London also complain of sad deficiency uf en-
ploynent.
1t is reported that Lord Lyndhurst is about 20
resign the Chenceorship, and be succeeded by
Sir w. Follett, Solicitor General Lord Abinger
will also resign the post of Chief Baron Of the
Exchequer, and be succeeded by Sir f. Pollock.
The QUEEN continues in excellent health; bur
we understand that her Mejes,y's occouchement
is daily expected. Yesterday afternoon u ders were
given by Sir James Graham for messengers to be
in attendance at the Home Office night as well as
dav, and if any information of Her Majesty being
indisposed wore received, that expresses should be
Immediately forwarded to all the Cabinet Minis
ters, waethcr in town country.
London Standard, Oct %
There was fatal accident on the Great Western
Railway on the night of the 10Th. man attempt
ing TO cross ahead of the train was caught by it
and killed. Another escaped with little injury
The Town Hall of Derby was destroyed by fire
on the ela. Loss $50 900: half insured.
Daniel O'Conncl proclaims himself candidate
for Lord Mayor of Dublin at the approaching
election.
Tuesdays London Gaze,te contained the official
notifications Of the appointment Of the following
as Ambassadors TO the Continental Courts: Lord
Cowley, to France; Lord Stuart de Ro,hesay, TO
Russia; Sir Stratford Canning, to Turkey; Sir
Robert Gordon, to Austria Lord Burghersh, ts
Prussia.
SpA1N-A new and formidable insurrecton has
broken out in the province of Navarro, at the
head of which is Gea O'Donne of celebrity in
the civil war of the Constitution eighteen yeArs
ago. The movement appears TO be contaed TO
Navarro and the Basque provinces, The revolt is
ostensibiy in favor of Queen Christina, uow an
exile in Paris, but NJ. Olozagn Spanish Minister
at Paris, declares that it is not authorized by her,
though she did not eonsure 1t. Munagorri, one OF
the chiefs Of the revolt, had been surprised and
killed.
SpA1s.-The Moniteur oe Tuesday publishes u
series of tclegraphic dispatches from Bayonue and
Perpignan, the dates from both being 10 the 18th
of October. The most important announcement
they contain is the satisfactory statetement that
the tranquility of Madrid had not been disturbed
between the night of the 7ih and the l4th. The
communication between the Spanish capital ana
Bayonne must consequently have been opened,
though the papers and letters have not yet been
received by the ordinary conveyance. The report
of the capture and condemnation TO death of Die-
so Leon is confirmed by these dispatches. With
ietpect TO the progress of the instruction in The
north, nothing decisive is mentioned. ODonnell,
the conditions Of whose departure from PamPe!uaa
remain unexplained, is stated 10 have taken pos
Session OF small town of Navarro about four
Leagues south.wcs; of Pampeuna.
The work of slaug ghterins in cold blood. which
disgraced the former civil war in Spain. would
seem TO have recommended Zurbsno has taken
and shst seven Of the insurgents, and the authoi-
ties of Vlttoria have consequently set price upon
his head. Among those who have been taken and
shot is Munagorr, who formerly Cariist
Chief but deserted to the side Of Queen Christina.
1, would appear BY The reinforcemes,s sent iroc.
V,toria to the sid of O'Donnell thai the strength
OF the insurgents in that city be greater thas
was calculated General Acala is represented 10
be In critical position, and though ne has not ye;
retreatea to ST. Sebastian, such : movemsnt is said
TO be shortly expected. 1t seems strange that Es-
paItero should have allowed the instruction 10 con.
tinue so long without adopting some vigorous mea-
sures to suppressit. No account of his movements
Is given in the despatches.
In the Msnileur ei Wednesday, We find the fol.
lowing ,elcgraphic dispatches from the Spanish
frontier:
"B,roSSY Oe,.l
"Tae Ckief Of The Maritime Serries to ,ae M.n,s,er
Of !hartae.
General O'Donnell is moving toward the
Ar,escoas. raising recruits. Vi,toria is furnished
with artillery UIbis.endo is q, Bergara with !, :
900 soldiers, and as many partisans, all ar med
General Aleron occupies Miranda.
.sTae Sub Prsfect 20 tbs Mtsister Of tho Iaterior
..Madria wa. quiet on the 18th. Diego Leoa
was sho, on that day. Rodi and Lorenzo were en-
the 10Th a, Amanda. with from 5000 10, 600 inea