New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-23
THE TRIB U N E.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


Tuesday at about noon. She left Liverpool on the
IN. so that size brings dates fourteen days later
Sle brings little news Of any importance. The
Queen has become able TO ride out; the health of
the Que Do~agec auctuates from day to day, and
there Is no hope entertained Of her recovery.
Lies,. Col. George Macdonald, an officer of
some merit has been appointed Governor of Sierra
Leoae.
The steamship British Qae had been on fire
at AntAe P, ba , di,cov red in time to pre-
vent any Serious injury to tnc vessel.
The steamer Britannia Cap. Hewitt, hence, ar
rived at Liverpool IN the night Of the 30th ult.
The Directors and several OF the subscriber, to
the Thames Tunne have used i, as u thor.ughfare
for the frs, time. The Mapping end of the pas
sage was 10 he completed in abouthrse weeks.
As 10 markets. Cotton was in moderate demand,
without change m lrice.
In Wheat, prices for England had declined IS.
ia A. pei quarter. La foreign, nothing was done.
Flour limited request; price for bonded 80 to- ls.
There was no material alienation Of the distress
in the manufacturing districts the contributions
from other parts OF the kingdom, thong apparently
liberal, being totally inadequate meet the emer
gency OF such general want Of productive en-
poyInent. FAINT hope yet seemed TO lnger with
some OF the newspapers that the crisis had passed
that the principal of depression had ceased
10 exist, and that business would soon resume its
wonted energy and life
The 5Oth and 98th regiments to proceed
immediately to China, having seen fully recruited
No difficulty appeared 10 exist in enlisting any re-
quislte ngnber OF troops.
The accounts III the provincial journals all agree
y describing the amount of rain which has lately
ialies a, iar beyond lhe average OF any Tor
many years past.
Plpat- elte,s from Manchester adverring to
the failure OF Gi>b rne, wilson x Co., the calico
printers, state the arnoanl of Liabilities at $50 00O
The immcdIaJc OF the sioppage is referred to
Tie Bank ni Manchester which stands as II cred
llor Tor $4,000.
-Four men nave been unprecedented at MancheS
Ter who have for some carried ON an exten.
,Ye system OF fraud They were caught Just as
they were abou, starting tor Liverpool to embark
ior America, with tie produce vi the plunder.
The extensive steam coteh mills OF the Messrs.
VIM, head, at RawteHstall, had been en,iIey con
sumed by TIRE.
Barings Circular of the Sd has the following
"Of American Stocks we have nothing favorable
10 report, aud quote prices at which there
would be buyers Holders anxousy waiting
the January dividend; and should no arrangement |
DO made by Indiana, and any farther deialcations
be declared, confidence in all American State Sc
curities would, we fear be completely destroyed.
U. S. Bank shares find buyers at 81"
IRELAND.-The failure Of the potato crop IN
ireland appeared to be even mole extensive than II
was Al first represented; and, coupled with the
but too apparent indications of severe winter,
caused melancholy for,bodngs among the count
less poor Of that country. The spread OF the tenn
perance reform it hoped would go far to mitl-
gate the evils of scarcity, and meiorate the con
dition of tue suffering poor; but 1t could hardly
atone for the great falling OFT OF crop which TO
Ireland Is more important than all others CON-
bined.
SCorLAND.-The misery and restitution in
Paisley SO far from suffering any dminuton, con-
tinues to increase The Glasgow Argus states
that there now 7,70S persons in that unhappy
town ssbssting on charity alone.
FRANcE.-A slight degree of uneasiness had
prevailed in the French capital, in consequence OF
several workrnen having struck for wages and
patroled in large bodies the outlet of the city.
Inc troops were kept under arms III the barracks,
but were not called into actien.
The French government is considering the SUBJ
liect OF regency, in case any thing shosld happen
to the Duke Of Orleans.
The Paris papers OF December !st belonging to
the opposition, unanimously contend that the pre-
ministry is totterins, and that perhaps before
the mt eting of the Chambers Count Mole and NJ.
Theirs would be in Office.
royal ordinance appeared in the Moaitewr
convoking tho Chanber OF Peers and the Chamber
OF Deputies for the eth of December next.
\ H., lo,.-
ed his resignation, on account OF difference of
opinion with NJ. Soult, the War Minister, relative
10 a reduction OF the army The King refused 10
accept the resignation, and the difficulty was got
over By compromise, M Sout conserving TO
reduction OF $4,000 men from his estimates
new circumstance has however occurred in the
quarrel; this is u pressing letter from Governor
General Bugeaud, from AgieIs, to the Marshal
GeuersI Bugeaud who writes that his last campaign
oi50 days mas so completely dslocated and disabled
the army that he could not muster 1000 men.
Nine-,euths OF the army of Algiers in the hos
pitals Gel era Bugeaud says he must have at
least 20 000 troops more before spring.
The Government against the press Is con-
tnued. but with Indifferent success excepting so
far regards the expense and trouble inflicted
upon the parties against whom It is waged
The Paris papers bring intelligence Of the trial
OF NJ. Ledru Roiu for - bringing the King and
Government into contempt" de condemned
10 three months imprisonment and fine OF 3 ,000
francs. NJ. Haureas, Editor of the Courier DIS
Ia Sartke, fined a, the same time 2,eO0
francs, and sentenced to three months inprison-
lnent, for printing the words of NJ Ledru Rolhn,
who himself acquitted of the chsrge OF having
spoken the words, although convicted of having
given them to the press. Rollin, 1t will be re.
membcred, /. Member OF Parliament, and repre-
sents the Department OF lie Mans.
The movements of the armies dostised for ,hs
Pyrenees appear to be uncertain. The 5,h
Regiment OF Dragons, which preparing to