New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-04
vel. L. no. as.

nnscl leading of with speech the general subject
ne de'aic continued. we know how long for still
IN at the date of our late>, papers tha, ue
lSt OF May All the great speakers sc taxing part in il
ana iiS result uniavoablc minister's would probably
lead to dissolution OF Parliament Every u,eres, was ap
peaed to by the Torres in opposition 10 IN, -,p;s,sr;.I
policy-hc commercial the manufacturer m. agricultural
and the anti>avcrv. The latter especially x, o,n,Ic
70 with the utmost urgency. thu argument being thar sugar
from the british colonies cannot compete chcapness with
that where slave labor employed and thar
permit Importation Of ,lave-grown sugar will be direct
encouragement slavery and the avc-trade Lord John
Rus>cs opening speech, the financial propositions gene
rally OF the greatesperhaps the very greGcs-he
made.
meeting of American citizens resident in Paris was
held on ,h Sd u ut the house OF Mr. Draper the new Con-
sa for the United StatcS-(ener Cas- the Ancrican Min
in the chair. His Exccllcncy pronounced glowing
cuosium the late General Harrison upon which resou-
tons founded Yhch received the of
the assembly
SFuN-Thc Chambers assembled the 18th Of Nav for
the election OF Regency. They first decided that there
u be only Regent The second ballot gave the fol-
lowing results In fnvor OF Esparcro 1885, favor of Au-
susn Arslecs. lO3 lost j. Espartero was accord
ingly proclaimed sole Regent of the kingdom.
CHINA
No Important from China had been received since the
departure ofthe Britannia The overland mail which reached
London days a-r brought date. from China the 10TH
of February Calcutta the :2d OF March, and Bombay
the st of April The Chinese Chief COMMISSIONER Keshcn
' az '''i WIN i'i '''"Oc" III ~
procrstnac which, added Il report that warike orders
had been received tr" Fekn produces impression that
hosuni' must be renewed radc continued suspended,
ard the blockade raised.
Inc Government appears to b. dissatisfied with Mr. Com
missioner Elo,ts proceedings, and Col Sir Henri rotngcr
has gone by the overland India mail Envoy super
edc him. and with tu! power to settle all differences.
TIE EAST
The Egyptian Question is at last appears really set
tied The latest ntcliscncc from Constnn,inopic is to the
1gb of ,pril The differences which had arisen rs To CIR
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u, -, '' VI INV P"'''i'I9' VI t'c representatives W
Tue "rI' ""o nave s'sne" u'T i ., July ilc"'y' a'o
'!'' '"l mas .e 't''neo 10 wv ", a pr
- -: ,; VT, a.; ;.i ,t D., hl; r T. , ~
to grant him the government of that province with hereditary
descent IN the direct line lie had ikcwi>, agreed to modify
the article relative to Inc tribute to be- PAID to AlHhcmet A
which was Fncd al onc-fonih OF the revenue ct the province
Instead o. "n'; more eq'taoc proportion ha Teh MED
i I ~, ~ 80 c 49, u'
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,j;,.t Ham ;nt,rcc,or. bol, o,t in Canlia Raar;o
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posbo Tho .r,n,J n.,r,rn,s in ,hr Island Of CnDda
amounted 4, the latest date to about II 600 and they wcr,
receiving acccssons daily The latest Paris papers an,
nouncc the authority OF letters from Semln, ot the Both
OF April that the Instruction was suppressed IN the Districts
o Nisa and Le,kosacz but that the Savian frontier and
Northern Abanlu cshhncd IN very disturbed state he
'"rLo' "pPctls' mas 'u V'"c'N ''l '"c c"c"uc " IN"
M''t coast OF S'"' WIN inc cNc'Po" o' Ca"'"' 'uda'
h'i'er"'' ana io port OF Ta'da' ms e1ckaic was 10
commence on inc l'th 81 Way an" enforced "h Inc Ut
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,r r.r' ro, C,nd;a >" n.vn, tho land;p1 or
s,,nni. far the ;.nrrcn,t G,so co,nm;t,ec bad orryrJ
in n. snn7ir Of Arorroa. where the Christian chief
tain, lr, assembled Thu, greatest harmony prevailed
among them coaplcd with firm c-oution shuke of the
Turkish yoke 1t reported Athens that Musapha
lnch3 OF 'Janina "a' murdered There ais" rumor
'' inc n' cue Oh 'cccn ana Medina had rcvolted and
Tho br.bcr IS rho Inc Conn, (,no D1.,r;,. h
;d f G did IN ,b stI Of AMI i; rho bo.;ai
n ,Ixnli necicrcd nv h.; ,o.n,rv,ncn acJ in nv, o~
IRENE of wrctchelncss
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