New-York tribune., 1841-11-10
THE TRIBU N E.
FROM EUROPE.

Farther advices by the Great Western and Britannia
The steamship BRITAsSA, Capt. Hewitt, ar
rived al Boston Sunday afternoon, after pas
sage cf II days, having lief, Liverpool On the 2ls
instead Of the 18Th. her advertised day. By thi:
arrival we have regular London adyces to the
20th, enabling US TO bring up the intelligence tc
our date, by the Great Western. The substance
is given below.
Cotton h,d improved little at Liverpool. from
apprehensons of war with the United States.
These apprehension. were nearly dissipatsd, but
Cotton still muintaled an al .ance ot ed.
CHlSA.-By The overland mail, we have as-
vices from Canton ta the eth Of June-one week
later than those by the Huntrcss and Narragan>ett
at this port No accommodation had taken place,
nor was any probable The British appear to have
located themselves permanently at Hong Kong,
sold ou, (or lcased) the lots, appointed Governor,
started a newspaper, &c. The lots brought good
prices ut auction. Meantime all at Canton re-
mains as it wns, very little trade going on, the
Chinese purchasing nothing and even selling Teas
,paringy. The hostility Of the Chinese is una
bated and their spirit unsubdued. The English,
on the other hand, are resolved to make more
treaties without ample guarantees for future good
behavior. They will insist a large cesson of
territory, resident agent at Pckia, and large
indemnity for the expenses Of tue
Tho British force is concentrating for North
ultimately on Pekin itself. Elliot is as much dis
liked as ever, and the arrival of Sir Henry Puttn-
ger anxiousy expected. Elliot has sent s. ,O00, 900
of his late contribution levied on Canton to India.
SrAIx.-The American gives the following sum
mary of The origin and outbreak Ct the late insur
recton:
A revolutionary movement has been attempted
in Spain in favor of Queen Christina, and absolute
government; Seme persons of emnence were i'm
plicated in the instruction, aud il for a time eN'
cited serious interest. But the late dac it seems
10 have been i'll great measure suppressed, and
the Authority of the Regent firmly established,
which was received in Paris Oh the 18th, announc-
ing the capture and execution of the chief of The
Madrid insurrection, Gen Diego Leon. The Count
De Reqnena and Brgadicr Quiroga were tskon at
Alcarabnca concealed in cart laden with hay.
The Duke of San Carlos, who was with them,
made his escape
The insurIeciion first broke out at Pampeuna,
where Gen. 0'Donnell, in the employ OF Queen
Christina. having brbed the troops, took posses
sion OF the citadel, a strong fortress which com
mands the whole OF the town, Ivy which 1t is sur
rounded. The constitutional authorities under Ri
berc, yiceroy of the province, Watched tie citadel,
but could conduct no operations, as O'Donnen had
the town in his power
AS soon as the news of this attack rcashed Ma
drid, Espartero having received information that
certain officers were connected with II who were
in command of regiments a, Madrid, ordered their
arrest. On the 9TH, however, desperate attack
was made on the palace with The hope OF seIzing
the Queen. The royal guard had been bribed, but
twenty devoted halberdiers defended the royal
apartments till Espar,ero could bring aid from
without, when, after an actioa os hive hours the
insurgents were defeated Madrid perfectly
quiet after thi. event, the people having taken no
part in it. We shall give more particulars OF this
insurrecton hereafter.
Espartcro had effected loan of GG00, 600 on
the security of the salt and stamp duties
The following is the latest account from Span:
I.oNpoN Oct 80 > O'Clock A. NJ.
We have received by extraordinary express
letter from, our Puris correspondent dated o
clocl. 7. NJ, Thursday 2lst inst. 1t contains
only the f.llc~ieg;
''Yoa may regard the insurcc,ion in Spain Us Mt
an end, The principal chiefs OF 1t are either ar
rested or have taken refuge III France Among The
former is NJ Montes de Oca
''The regiments which had taken pari in the re-
volt have submitted to the Regent, and have taken
anew the oath Of fidelity To the present Govern
ment OF these be Regiment de Bourbon is the
mos, important.
The entire population OF the country through
which the army of RodiI passed submitted.
% wrote you to-day that by arrivals OF the l7th
inst from Barcelona the revolutionary movement
in that city con,inaed. Tho Republicans of Bar
celons have made an appeal TO the Republicans OF
France il'he''
The British Revenue exhibits slight improve
men both on the year aud the quarter, as compared
with lSiO.
There was an unprecedented high tide at Lon
don on the 18Th October, filling the streets and
choking the drains and sewers. Abou; 10 ooo
houses suffered by it.
There was frightfui explosion OF steam cn-
gine in the machine and tool shop OF NJ lice x
Co. Manchester, recently. The engineer and tour
others We're killed. and several others dreAdiully
injured. No explanation.
There have been several heavy failures at Glas'
Cow, lately: debts over 5 ,00O, 600.
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.
flames G. M0FFETF l9l Prlce- street, near Wooster