New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship North America. Capt.=Lowber
arrived yesterday from Liverpool, which port shc
ci,January 9Th. The only new, Of any interest Is
from the Continent and China
The reputation doctrines of certain OF our
States have inflicted deadly blow upon American
Credit abroad. The Morning Post in discussing
their Indebtedness says that the detection of Mich
gan, Mississippi, Illinois and Indiana is the ready
answer to any proposition for giving new credit to
thcSla,es.'
Lord Ashbur,on was to embark for this Country
on board stcanl-friga,e abou, the oath ult.
so that he may soon be expected The London
journals say that his stayin this Country expect
ed TO be very short. Mr. Everett, was absent from
London on u visit to his Lordshp.
The large concern of Mcssrs. Wingatc Son &.
Co. of Glasgow, failed on the 29th Dec. for no less
than $500, o. They had an establishment in this
Country
A terrible accident occurred at Grcenock on the
30th ult. A fno ship was launched in the pre-
sencc of great number of spectators. Some 80
persons were on her deck. Just as she touched
the water hcrbaast shifted and she fell to one side
sinking till her masts were covered. Many per-
sons we're taken from the water, bu, "a great num-
Der of lives were lost,---low many was not known.
The London markets were quiet. Grain WIS
somewhat lower Money was plenty, but employ
ment was scarce in the manufacturing districts.
The Cotton market was firm.
The British Government has intcrposcd its me
diation between France and Spain, as to the rcccp-
tion by the latter of NJ. Salvandy, nc Minister
from France. The Elections ir the Spanish
Chamber Of Deputies resulted in the triumph of
the Ministry.
slight diplomatic quarrel has arisen between
Russia and France; their amicubc relations, how
ever, will scarcely be disturbed. 1t arose out of
breach of etiquette in the reception Of the Diplo-
matte Corps.
The overland mail had arrived with particulars
of the capture of Annoy. The news is not 30 late
as has been received here
There arc two American fligatcS near China 10
protect the interests of the United States there
The letters from Annoy say that the British got
very little plundcr-not more than $4,000 or
$4,000 The ships to sail for Clnsan on
tho 5th of September, and wntcrth there, the season
being far advanced Tor farther operations North
ward. The Queen has granted a portion of the
Canton ransom to the troops employed in the at
tack on that city; the shares of colonies will be
$500 each, of lieutenant colouclS 9720. of majors
$3.50, otcaptains ;c216, and of cutcnantS Gil.
Officers of the navy sharing, according to their
relative raak with those of the army.
ThaIwaddic, King of Burnah, had arrived ut
Rangoon with large body of troops. Suspicious
of his motives thc Governor General of India h,d
assembled large force there with several steam
irigatcs. Nothing of hostile nature had oc-
cured
HE dates from Calcutta are to the Goth of No
MEMBER. The affairs of the British Ill the neigh
borood Of Atly hanistin in extremely dis
astrous condition. Their troops there are literally
in state OF blockade. There has been general
rising OF the GhzieS throughout that country, and
three weeks fighting, with tie loss of three British
officers Killed and ten wounded and $50 rank ard
file Killed or wounded The cause of the disturb
ance is universally attributed the ul,wise policy
of Shaa Shooja in cutting downo pension of &c. 600
rupees which he had been III the habit Of making
TO the Eastern GhilzeS--a hrihe, in fact, to keep
them quiet.
I'VE have an interesting Letter from London inype, hut
it is crowded out to-day.
p FRANCIS &. CUTTING Esq whom common
rumor Identifies with "a scandalous story about
an eminent Counselor lately returned from Eu-
rope and the wife Of aphysiciall. which appeared
IN Yesterday cypress. immediately on seeing that
story proceeded 10 the Police Office and .wore out
warrants against the conductors Of that rrin, for
libel. As the Express speaks Of its facts as no.
torious, it will now have chance TO verify and
establish them. We could wish however. that
such painful irasions of the peace of the domes-
TIC circle were left TO journals which nororiouslv
live BY panserins to prurieat appc,,es and base
passions. No possible good can cnsuc from such
publications rs thar Of the Express in any case !;
while. in case of their falsehood, the wrong in.
hcted is poignant irlepalable.
DeMr NAS BrtRES proceeds South from this city
TO South Carolina 10 visit the family into whicll
his son in,crmarried; thence West to Tennessee,
visit 10 Gen Jackson.
20 SANFORD COBB. late Chamberlain OF the
City OF Albany, has conveyed TO that City property
suheient to cover his de.alcation. which was about
$4,000.
D Lucian Skinner, latc Teller of the Traders
Bank, Boston, has been arrested, examined and
held to bail OH charge of embezxling S23, 500 from
the Bank. Ii Is said that tbs Bank Is fully Sc