New-York tribune., 1841-08-21
Il H E 7 RI B u N E.
SEw-YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGU
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the steamship COLUMBIA, arrived Thursday morning
Boston, have dates from London the 3d. and Liver
pool to the 4th inst She left the Mersey at midday and
reached Halifax at the same time on the l7th having ex-
pecnced during the first days continuation of boisteous
weather She brought 100 passengers whom
so and 80 for the States The present the longest
passage made by this vessel
The Britannia arrived at Liverpool on the 29h ultimo,
having accomplished the voyage from Halifax days and
IS hours the shortest period which performed
The prospects Of the coming harvest far from favorable
succession of heavy rains for the previous three weeks had
set speculation again aoa for supplies from the Continent
At Mark Lane the 3D. Wheat had advanced shillngs
per quarter and American Flour Liverpool had been SINH
ary affected The sales of the Sd quoted 28s Cd in
bond. The ruling duty 22 Sd. Wheat per quarter
equal to l3s Cd Flour The Crops France appear
be highly satisfactory.
The Cotton Market in Liverpool dull the sales of the
previous week being estimated eco bales reduction
or 3D. per ID.
Parliament was to meet for the despatch of business the
18th Instant but doubts exist whether would be
pforogued still later. The estimated majority for the
Ministry stated SO g. The following sketch of the
new Cabinet has been published, but of be
NeiooSu pi7SuooioH
the journals on the Peel de and is certainly the
as to the parties named if not in arrangement
THE New MMIsTRY.-The following given as a list of
those who supposed will constitute the Ministry:
Sir Robert Peel First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor
OF the Exchcquer.
Earl Of Aberdeen Principal Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.
Lord Whurnclfe, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Ri Hon. Henry Gobourn Secretary of State for the Home
Department.
Sir VIM Follett Lord High Chancellor
Lord Stanley, Secretary Of State for the Colonies
Duke of Wellington President of Council.
Hon. c. Shaw Leevre Speaker of the House of Commons.
Sir H Hardinge Secretary for Ireland.
Duke of Beaufort Lord Chamberlain.
Earl of Liverpool Lord High Steward.
Earl of Jersey Master of Horse
Lord Lyndhurst, ambassador at Paris.
Trade continued exceedingly depressed Almost all the
important manufacturers Paisley had failed which, with
the anxiety the harvest had operated the money
market in London severely Consols had declined
what On the afternoon of the Sd, Three per Cents are
quoted 89 cash. discounts bankers paper Al to
cent? but the middlug class of bills money could not be
obtained at less than per cent.
The overland mail from India arrived the I'd but from
China they had only days later than by the mail OF the
month previous These dates anticipated by
arrivals direct The Emperors proclamation, issued after
the taking of the Bogue forts had renewed speculation among
the teadealer which advanced 3D. to 3D. pound The
Indian is without interest In Syria all tranquil
ibrahm Pacha Cairo and visited the steam ship ORR
entail few days before her leaving.
In France perceive nothing Of moment had occurred.
The disturbances Toulouse entirely quieed and
the trials of those connected being entered upon.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert returned Windsor
The LIST from their vs, the Earl Cowper Passenger and
ths Duke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey. They
csed throughout their journey with great enthusiasm
This the first time Royalty has visited her subjects in the
present reign.
We see that Animal Magnetism is again rcvving in Lon
DON Two exhibitions had been given by NJ Laton,ane at
tho Hanover Rooms. attended by many scientific and prom-
acnt Pers.ns They appear have been conducted with
surprising success and, Judging by the attention shown by
the public press should be surprised it this mpos
tion obtained again some notorie,y
The Pacha OF Egypt has submitted uneservedly the
dictates of the Great Powers and the Eastern Question
de6nyely settled.
McLEoD-Our Naral Force-The London Morning
Herald in an article the Mcleod case and in which it
reviews at length the report presented to Congress
By the Secretary of the Navy recommending the formation
OF Home Squadron, thus concludes:
Our own ardent hope that the United States Govern
nenl BY calm and dignihed and dispassonatc policy
cawayed by party demonstrations or tacous demands will
yet orbear from any of proceeding toward Great
Britain which may give to this report any interest
painful than that of statistical document of grea, accuracy
lii once allow the camor of upbrdlcd prejudice and ma
sa antpathies on the part Of few noisy demsgoguss
le to acts Of violence and blOod he'd such this
nu they endeavorng force upon-as surely it
WI have thus the OF It's injured antaso
INST nc the penalty certainly will it have insured its
Visitation
But shall yet rely upon of justice stronger
nan the appetite of vengeance of national dignity
ana sefespcct powerful than the influences of cabal
The anmosites of club-and OF the interests of
Suany IN the sustained amy and mutual confidence OF
w mighty Nations more vigorous than either ~