New-York tribune., 1841-06-11
" For City Inreiii=cnos, -ee last page
NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arriva, OF the Great Western


The steamship GaEA- WEsrrRs, Captain Hosken' ar
rived a, this por, o'clock last eveaing II 0"''seH
dav, from Bristol whence she sailed the 9th uis'
-, ,vc osr regular sles of London papers to the
evening Of the Goth ,,.
s.ro,, ceam of HOPE FOR TIE PRESIDENT
-. . f which full particulars Will be iou'd below
r. p;, :. -opy,,lsed bv lie preliminary throes OF a
.o,;,;co contest, The Whig Ministry, sigpay de-
e.5 :; sral successive divisions IN the House OF Com
have been prevented from rs.igning according to the
pb custom by the personal entreaties Of the Queen
eraddod TO their inclinatons Defeated afre'h on
te proposition modify the sugar duties and not daring
to press division their motion for reform OF the corn
laws they foed brief adjournment to enable them TO
look about and take breath They have been met how
ever by proposition Of the Tory leader in tho Commons
Sir Robert Peel that the present Miasiry d. not scie"
Iy possess The confidence of Parliament 10 enable them 10
carry on efficiently and Hscfuly the gorernment c' "e
country The debate this proposition was to commence
IN the evening of the day the Great Western sailed and the
agitation already excited by intense aHd rapidly be-
coming universal
From the tenor and spirit of the London joursais we
gather that the defeat of the Ministry on Sir Robert fe0
motion is nearly If that they will 'nevita
bly be defeated their law proposition But sun
,hcv will not resign but dissolve Parliament and take the
chances Of general election.
This is already regarded imminent as well as me
yitabe that preparations making for it by beth parties
great City of London Meeting in favor of the modification
of the Corn Laws r. held the 1st instant The
Tories intended their ssrengk horc and otter an
amendment setting forth that the present state ot the
Country the Ministers ought resign Ii they do tins, they
will be able TO break ap defeat the object of the meeting
Violence will very yprosasy cnsue
The Whig. of taa City of London arc abeut to formally
request LORD JOHN RUSSELL, the distinguished Whis MIN
istera Leader of the House of Commons and the of
CoraLaw Reform stand their candidate for Para-
in the approaching contest Of course he will be
elected, after furious struggle.
There is very little Commercial Intelligence of interest
Scarcely shade ofchanse Cotton Teas Grain Stocks
Money was in demand Exchanges unavorabls. Bu-
sincss the Manufacturing Districts greatly depress
ed and severe distress had been experienced
In the HOUSE of Comm-ns on the Gath, Vscount Palmcrs
Ton stated that instructions Ind been thc British Min
lister a, Baeno Ayres directing him offer the good Offices
of England the Government of that state for the purpose
of settling the disputes existing Between Bucno, Aycs and
Moatevideo.
In answer to other inquiries he stated that the only Pon,
in dispute between Britain and Persia present
sbn respecting the evacuation of the fortress Of Gouan BY
the Persia forces.
Lord john Russell said that he had former night in
answer to question Put by the right Hon Baronct the
Der for Tamworth stated ,ha, the Of Mr. Mcleod had
bsen removed into the Federal Court Upon that point he
was mistaken The had been removed, into the
Federal Court bu, into the Sspee Court of the State of
New York, upon u writ of ha6cas cOrpas.
The Minister'S proposition for modification of the Sugar
duties was nega,vcd the 18th the very decisive
3l7 TO a8l Tory majory &C.
Hope for the President.