New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-21
THE TRIBUN NE.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

April 4th neT Gay Oh sdlliiiS' o1i -!
London to the Sd. The news she brings IS Oh
considerable interest. a spirited debate upon
,he Asbburton Treaty took place IN the House
. coromons on the oath ultime, IN which Lord
puyypsroy yery severely attacked the Treaty
I'D ;,s neootiator. though his censurc was veiled
under motion calling for copies OF all CORES
oondence between the British Government ana
Lord Ashburton He censured the appointment
= man as Special ambassador who was so
,.,relv an owner of American property, and SAID
hat Lord A. IS first move had been so unskiliul'
.h., be was chcckmated by MIR. WEBSTER at
once. Lord PALMERsToS was supported by
M M,cAuLAY, and opposed with great vlgor
and effect by Sir ROBERT PEEL, who vndIcated
The Treaty and said, with reference to the red
Inc msp that he could not see why Mr. W Ed
,rev should be assallcd for not revealing to his
antayonlst the weak points OF his own case.
Besides, he considered the map OF little consc-
oncnce. He was quite severe upon Lord raj
merstou for not having the holiness to move
censurc of Lord Ashburton at once, instead OF
implying it in the way he did. Mr.. HUME gave
notice that he should submit resolution de-
clarinp that the Treaty of Washington is alike
honorable and advantageous to each OF the high
contracting parties, and returning the thanks OF
,be House to the Ministers who advised, as well
as TO Lord Ashburton, who had negotiated ana
concluded that Treaty. This announcement
was received with the loudest applause, and Lord
Rrougbam rave notice of similar motion in the
House of Lords.
Our foreign papers notice very decided I'M
movement in trade, and predict steady and con-
,inucd increase Of commercial prosperity. Inc
Improvement is ascribcd to permanent causes.
The sentence of the thirty onc Chartlsts who
were convicted, out Of the liftytwo who were
tried, has been deferred.
British genius named Henson proposes TO
exhibit a machine of his invention to be propelled
through the air by steam-powcr.
The motion for vote of ccnsure on Lord FL
lcnborough, on the ground that he used language
in his Indian proclamations OF compliment to an
idolatrous superstition, was opposed by the Duke
ofWellington and Lord Brougham and lost 26 to
SO. A similar motion in the House OF Commons
was lost, Isl to PAP.
The House of Lords has dropped the consld-
Grafton of the subject of insanity plea in cases
ofmurder, deeming the existing laws sufficient if
rgidly administered.
Com. DAVID PORTER, the United States Charge
dAffaires at Constantinople, died there on the
Sd ult.
The Thames Tunnel was opened on the 25th
Of March,
The Great Western reached Liverpool on the
LIST of April, having performed her voyage IN 10
days against succession of head winhs
President Tylers Message in relation to the
late Treaty between the United States and Great
Britain was received by the Great Western, and
created considerable excitement.
Mr.. Thomas Pottinger, the brother OF Sir Henry
Potnger the able negociator of the peace with
China, has been selected by the Government for
the Chief Office, as resident at Hong Kong, and is
10 take his departure Immediately.
The London Peace Society has summoned
Convention of Delegates from the various Peace
Societies, TO assemble in London on the 22d of
June next The sittings of the Convention arc
expected to continue three days, and will be I'M
mcdately followed by the Ant-Slavery Conven-
ton. Mr.. Joseph Surge, it seems, from the adj
dress issued, is the promoter of this meeting.
The following interesting letter was written
BY our Minister in reply TO Il memorial bearing
the signatures of over nine hundred holders Of
American bonds:
Mr.. Sociological aud Genema,-In compliance with the
leQuest the memorial which You have now
'en,edto me- will avail myself Of the first opportunity OF
aans1m,,'ng tito the President OF the Tinted stnss l 10
smuGh as the general so'e,nmen Is not party 10 hI CON
not fall directly within the Presidents provinces and that ann
nysef acting unofhciay in forwarding i, TO HIM do IT.
this distinguished deputation. Nor less under the
agenee Of the deepest sympathy with thai Numerous class
!eas n,ncuy from the failure Temporary tTuSt of P2
Gn OF The American States TO pay the interest o Their Inbiic
dent
copcu. with protesting against the doctrine that
sat which has pledged faith aud resources release II
~, from the obligation however bpEensome IN any way but
eoc ot Sa1 mSG ., G nS Sgs
well as miiy dualS but rejoice in the belief that the number
The idea Of What has been called rerad;acn am COM
nd 'ha; those States which unhapp have failed to make
Ger the heavy pressure adverse circumstances and with
Ne purpose otSlyinc legislative sanction doctrine
Fin1saons, unworthy, and immoral.
h. memot'alats psascd to me credit FOR synpa
;ly WITH their safengs There is perhaps no person
s s irSs E 81 sTssr Who has had 50 much reason as
omaeral prosperity but what Of infinitely greater con-
sene9es opneic honorrs9ng from this disastrous fail
ue The rsrrosch which 1t has brought on the American
name has been the only Circumstance which has prevented
residence the land Of my fathers from being source Of UNI
nlnsl satisfaction 70 me- You may well believe therefore
that any opinion Of ine have influence las You sup
se) over any portion of oountgyen a,ofsble to the
sat end you have view, will be, all poJr occasions
ssithas Been mos, empha,icslly expressed.
The position gentlemen, OF some at sas, Of the Indebted
Themselves most unadvisedly engagements which would be
eros 10 much larger and richer communities and they
OF eventual recovery VII take the State
haois for and what OF ta Stale Will hold of
ge making allowance for .cnce OF local circumstances