New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-06
THE T.RIBU N E.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

| arrived on Taesday morning at Boston, from Liver
pool, bringing Liverpool papers of the Goth, and
1andcn dates of the 10Th. The treaty, which
1 ra. taken out by the Britannia was well received
n England. All the principal journals unite in its
/ aocroyal. Wilmer News Letter says:
/ 1.-THE termination of the ong-pending difference
l ts,ween the two countries would have been OF
/ .,ea, service in reviving trade, had not the an
sonncement been coHpled with the fact that the
| AMERICAN Executive had passed the Tariff Bill
;m,ospg an increased duty.en the import of Eng
! I'm manufac,ures into the States. This subject,
.;nce the arrival of the Britannia, has been one
| oondipc much discussion in the London journals,
and between those ofthe two political parties great
! Sifisreucs OF opinion exists. Ihe a"a cnntendlns
| tbat the measure will operate TO the prejudice OF
British manufactures, the other that 1t will materi
| ally benefit them The general feeling among
! mercantile men who look upon the subject, not in
| political, but in business point OF view, how
1 ever. is decidedly hostile to the measure. The
/ trade with the United States has long been decn-
ing and now, it Is thought by many it will scarce
" be worth any attention.
"The1e have been some symptoms during the last
I fewdays in Manchester and the ncighborng manu-
featuring districts of renewal of the disgraceful
riots which recently took place in that and other
districts Tho discomfort engendered by the
scarcity Of food, has been checked, but BOT sub
dusd The Liverpool Cotton market continues
dull and inactive, with prices on the decline
Holders, however, continue firm in demanding
high prices, which accounts in some measure for
the limited business going forward, manufacturers
holding off in the hope Of holders submitting to
duced rates. Since our last publication the Lon
don Money market has presented no feature of
striking Importance, if we except the effect pro-
duced 10y the receipt Of the treaty settling the
North Eastern Boundary and other questions be-
tween England and America. Immediately on its
being known in the city tnat the United States
Senate had ratified the treaty, Consols advanced
one.fourth and other kinds OF stocks in CORES
pondng ratio.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert arrived at
Windsor Castle Saturday, Sept. 18th, from their
tour in Scotland.
The large cotton mill of Messis Lockwood and
Thornton, situated in Stafford, Eng, with its con-
tents, were destroyed hy'fre Saturday, 18th ult.
Loss eI3,000. Insured.
The golfers iA almost the whole of the pits in
the neighborhood of West Bromwich and Oldbury,
have resumed work.
In letters frem Lyons we see it remarked that
the bad and stagnant position of things in silk
manufactures is creating muelsdisress among the
operatives AS the winter approaches, itis feared
it viii greatly increase and Inspirations to which
these classes, from the deartst of employment and
the nclemcncy of the season, will then be exposed
are regarded with much apprehension for the pub
lie peace and safety.
Accounts from Dusseldorf, dated the 10Th inst.
state that his Majesty the King of Hanover was
going on we'll.
The ancient and magnificent convent of the Do
mniCans of Villada, near Palencia, in the king
dem of Leon after 3 days copAagration, has been
entirely consumed.
In the town of Zablagen, Wrtemburg, there has
been lately opened new printing establishment by
NJ. Theodore Helgerad. All the compositors and
pressmen are deaf and dumb, TO the number of
1876, IL of whom are women. They have all been
educated at his cost to the employment they
are now engaged in The King has conferred on
hima large gold medal for this great reclamation
from the social and moral waste
FRANcE.-According to the Quotidienne, the
amount voted by the Chamber of equities for the
ratification of Paris will fall very far short of the
expenditure. Of the I40 millions voted, IS, it
says, have aready been expended, and 25 are duo
to the contractors, so that DO millions only remain.
1t would appear that the secret societies in Ra-
rls are still medtatlng insane projects. On suns
day several Sectonaries went out to ST. Maur,
village FIVE miles distant from that capital, to
make ,riel of new internal machine They
placed it under one Of the arches of the bridge,
and having set fire to it by means of long match,
itprodnced tremendous explosion, but its de-
structive effects did not up to their expecta-
uons Several OF the party were arrested.
- he Commerce states, on the authority OF let
ter from the Chateau d'Eu, that Marshal Soult
would be appointed governor of the lnsalds, and
that General Dodge de la Brunerie, the director
OF The fortifcations of Paris. would succeed the
Marshal in the war department.
ne Commerce states that the French govern
ment had at last resolved on granting, at tho
quest OF NJ Piscatory, the million of francs de-
manded by the Greek cabinet.
The Steele denies that there is the slightest prob
ability of the adhesion Of the United States TO
the Treaty OF the Right of Search. They may.
perhaps says the Steele, acknowledge tue right
under certain restrictions, and in certain zones
only; but how, it asks. would such recognition
justify the French government in ratifying the
treaty in opposition to the declared opinion Of tie
Chamber!
SsAIS.-Madrid, Sept. 10th.-It was still re-
ported that modification would shortly take
place in the cabinet. Nothing positive, however,
was known on the subject.
There was some talk about general amnesty
being granted 10 political offenders. Some mem
oers OF the cabinet, however, were Of opinion that
this act of clemency should emanate from the
cotses, which, it was then believed would be con-
voked or the lst Of November.
The former Cailist Chief Fidalgc who was or
ganising new band in Gaeia, had been taken
prisoner near Pontevedri.
The nuns ct the suppressed converts of Leon
were reduced TO such state of want, that the of
hcers of the garrison had made a subscription in
- their favor
tS CAPE OF Goop HoPE.--The London Times of
the l9th. contains an extraordinary Government