New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-01
Later Gn1n .Enrope.

Yesterday By the packet-ship England, Captain
BARTLETT. which left Liverpool on the 9Th INST.
the Britannia, which brought the latest previous
dates. having sailed on The 4th. As VIII oe seen
bv, orr Marine List. quite feet Of packets ar
rived Yesterday from Europe, Their cargoes
CONSIGNED to merchants in this city Inc pack
cts during the last month have very frequently
anticipated the steamers, and this WILL probably
continue to be the case for some weeks to come
AS this is somewhat out Of the usual course, ON
files OF British journals are not as complete as we
arc in the habit Of receiving by the steamers ne
new packct-ehip Montezuma, Capt Lowber, ar
rived at Liverpool in II days from New ork.
The debates in Parliament have been wholly
upon questions Of local interest. 4 bill has been
introduced into the House Of Commons for cstab-
fishing Court for Marriages and Divorces, and
was supported by Sir Robert Peel.
The Presidents Message on the Right of Search
is the subject Of considerable comment IN the
British journals. 1t was received by the Great
Western on the lst.
The London Times Of the 9th had received the
Paris papers Of sunday, with their usual cores
pondcncc They contain, however, no news OF
importance.
The Madrid Gazette publishes defence OF the
course adopted by Government FOR the disposal OF
the produce of the Almadcr mines The capital!
ISIS who had already offered 10 take the contract
were Mcssrs Rothchild, Zulueta Larios Of Malaga.
Salamanca, an English Company, and the Bank
of San Fernando.
a letter, dated Milan, the 2ith ult published
in the Mannheim Journal, states that four Garth
quakcs had been felt in Calabria sincet the 27th OF
Decetlbcr, 1912. The last occurred on the 18th
OF February, but fortunately no injury was sus
tanned.
A letter from St. Petersburg Of The 5tii uIt.,
published in the Gazette deo Trbunaux, states
that the Emperor Of Russia had granted fuil
amnesty to "A number of Poles eyiIcd to Siberia or
IN the interior Of Russia for the part they had
taken in the Revolution of November, 1880. The
Emperor amnesiied them some years ago, but de-
prived them Of their ranks and emoluments, and
excluded hcm forever from all public Offices, both
in Russia and Poland. His Majesty by this more
recent ukase, has cancelled those restrictions,
that the amnesty IN favor of those Poles is nov
full and complete
A irightu explosion took place on Wednesday
Mt Digbath, near Birmingham, in the house of
percussion powdermaker named Capelia. One
BOY was blown To pieces, and another much In
jurcd.
An engineer at Birmingham on Monday was
caught by the machinery, and whlTlcd round 52D
times by which hisl left arm, both legs and several
ribs were broken. He shortly afterwards died OF
the injuries.
VGsLeL BcRNEp Ar SEA-The schooner Ie.
NINA, oi Glasgow, Capt. Thomson, from Liver
pool to Tampico after experiencing heavy gales
of wind from the northeast, which lasted for scv-
cral days was on the evening OF the 22d of Feb
ruary discovered to be on fire IN the ailer-hold.
when about lS0 miles from Madeira. The crew
had only time to get INTO the boat and shove of,
when something exploded and blew the decks up
They attcrward, however, remained by the vessel
I'LL she went down. After beng twcntv-tour
hours at sen they were picked up by bark Cart
shcrrie.
The Morning Chronicle announces that a
French frigate has been despatched 10 RIO de
janeiro, with the consent of Louis Philippe to his
sens marriage with the Emperor's sister.
Or. Bulard, known by his experiments on
plague in the East, has just died at Dresden
aged 3S. The deceased had been known to pass
nights and days with plague patients, even when
the natives dare not approach them,
The Comet has been observed IN Germany
The Journals of that country arc filled with de-
tails from astronomers beyond the Rhinc, agree.
ing very closely with the observations made al
Paris.
The Oldest of the French diplomatists, the
Chevaler dc Giaussens, died on Saturday, in Paris,
having reached the great age of 96.
Sr,N--Wc have Madrid journals of the 2a,h
March. However uncertain the result of the cleo.
tons may be, the Ministry DO not consider them.
selves beaten, Tor the Speech on the opening OF
the CortcZ, before which they intend 10 presen, in
boldly, Is now under discussion. II was reported
at Madrid that Mr.. Aston WAS not TO resume his
post to the Court OF Spain, but was to be replaced
by Lord Mahou. The returns as hitherto receiv-
ed OF the elections, give the state OF deputies
elected TO be % anttcoaiitioniss, 81 coalonists,
and 10 doubtful. 4 nch capitalist from Cadz
has arrived III Madrid to negocatc for the Alma
den quicksilver mineS for fonr years, Her Ma
ieStv and hersiStcr had visited the national library
al which they expressed themselves very inuch
delighted. Eurblao, according 10 letters from
Catalonia, appears by nus conduct TO set all laws
y, defiance; deSartcrs are shot without mercy or
any form of trial.
PoRrvc,--Wc have accounts from Lisbon to
the Goth March The principal article OF intel
hgcnce is the intima,ion OF Lord Aberdcen's final
and posifice rejection OF the propositions made by
the Portuguese Government respecting the tsriti.
and the consequent breaking of of the nsgocia
tons. |, is stated that in all probability the
Portuguese Government Viii find itSc!i cyen,u,
ally obliged to accept ,he terms originally pro-
posed.
Narkets.