New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
9OL. ~. No, E3s.

The FIRE steam frigate Montezuna had been
seized for being manned and armed and destined
assist the Mexicans in hostile operations against
against Texas, contrary 70 the Foreign Enlistment
Act.
The Archbishop of Canterbury was lying dan
gerously ILL., but was rather better a, the last &C.
counts.
Dr.. Ireland, Dean of Westminster, died on the
morning of the Sd inst.
DR.. William Maginn, the jealous and learned
Conservative writer, ia also dead.
The American Minister, Edward Everett, had
goac to Paris.
The lighthouse on the North Quay, at Ayr, had
been burnt down.
Lord Ashbu,ton expected hourly He had
written that he expected TO arrive at Portsmouth
abou, the Is: of September.
The West India mails are again to be trans
United by sailing vessels. The rnismanagement
OF the Royal mail steamers has given such dissat-
isf.ciion, AVID the complaints to Government have
been so loud and frequent that the contract is to
be broken up.
The Company of Royal Sappers and Miners
have returned from the Niger Expedition--so
many Of them as have escaped with their lives.
The project for the continuance of the expedition
has been abandoned, owing to the impossibility OF
achieving the desired purpose, the extinction of
the slave trade, &C., without cruel sacrifice of
European life.
Great frauds at the London Custom H ouse have
been detected Buffers have been passed at 1 per
cwt. under weight; spirits have been declared 10
be wine; false packages have been shipped for
the draw back &c.
Importations of cattle under the new Talafi
continued to be made.
Five Colonial Bishops have been consecrated.
The luggage in on the Great Western
Railway caught fire, but was only partially con-
suned.
An earthquake has been felt at Bangor, North
Wales.
Capt Marryatt announces new novel, entitled
Percival Keene, title which seems to promise
,ha, the hero is d sort of anti,hesis 10 the we'll
known Peter Simple
Mr.. Dickens has announced new work to be
published in October, called American Notes.
Longman, the great bookseller of Paternoster
Row. is dead.
It is said that Lord John Russell has signifed
to Lord Palmerston that, closely connected as he
is with the Bedford family, he could not consent
TO be party to further reform.
The crops are in good state. notwithstanding
severe drought. II has been succeeded by fine
rains.
There appears to be little change in the mar
kcts. The tendency Of the corn market was down
ward, which is easily accounted for by the abund-
crops, but business of almost every kind was
improving.
The prospects oftrade have not undergone much
change since the sailing Of the Caledonia Ihe
Liverpool Cotton Market has at times been rather
animated but the continued unsettled ofthings
in many of the manufacturing towns has initiated
much against it becoming firm and permanently
active. Prices have recedcd little during the
last few days but only let the hands at present
standing out for hig her rate of wages, return to
their occupations, and there is not the slightest
doubt, but thar they will rally again. Many
of the Manchester houses have orders on hand
which they are at present unable to execute, uw-
ing to the difficulty there is in getting work done
The London Money Market has not during the
past fourteen days presented any feature OF strkEs
importance The news from India, far as 1t
was known in London yesterday, has not much
effect upon it. The opinion generally being, that
the French authorities had thrown dark colo!ing
over it.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET-Friday--Th
demand this week has been much less animated
than during the past, but so far, buyers have not
had any advantage of moment; concession OF
about Is per ID. has been made upon the md
ding and lower classes of American, but this de.
cline is not submitted to generally, nor do we lind
any anxiety toforce sales.
FR1xcE-The Regency bill was passed by the
French Chamber of Deputies on the 9Th, IN the
precise form proposed by the Ministers, by
majority of 2l6 Numerous amendments were
proposed, all of which nesatived. 1t was
passed by the Chamber of Peer. with but slight
opposition Il against 1853. On the 3Oth, the
Chambers were prorogued until the 9th January.
The detection of M. Theirs from +" he Lett
had caused a great sensation. /" We are assured
saws the Commerce that the King sent one
of his Aides.de-Camp TO M. Theirs TO thank INN
for the support he had given the Regency Bill
The French squadron under Admiral Hugon,
arrived at Ajaccio, in Corsica, on the 10Th INST
A, the Bourse, on Sept. LIST, there was good
deal of business done in liquidation and tor the
new account, but the tendency TO advance was
s,opped by the belief that the English market
would be affected by the adverse news from lndia
which was said to have been received.
SpAlS.-The Minister of Finance makes every
efor, to find money, but none of the capitalists
will deal even on the most exorbi,ant terms
The Bank of Ferdinand even refuses to advance
money under 35 per cent interest.
The most contradictory reports are IN elrcuia-
ton to the OF the relations with Portugal;
and some OF those rumors go so far as to state
wal to be- imminent but the latter idea is generally
ha in lS
the non-fulhlment Of the treaty for the navigation
Of the Tasus. Troops have il is said bees order