New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

to Shah Sujah and the British. Suffer Jung. the
son OF SuJah, was in prison at Candahar. There
are reports of friendly negotiations carried on by
the Dost with the Persans at fierat, and with the
hing OF Bokhara; but they are very doubtful.
GREEcE.-A counter revolution has been at
tempted IN Greece. General Coocotronl, one of
King 0thos aides. de camp, had attempted to Sc
duce the troops to al abandonment OF their allie
glance. The plot was detected, and the traitor
denounced. His Majesty convened the Councl!
OF State, and solemnly denied any participation
N or knowledge of the design
he capital remained quiet. The Kings de-
NAL and strong ly-expTesSed horror Of the contcm-
plated violation o! the Constitution, have tran
quilted the commotlon, which at one time threat
ened TO be serious. His Majesty is, however,
closely watched
FOREIGN ITEMS.
We arc indebted TO Wilmer II Smiths Euro
pean Times for several OF the following items:
CHARGE OF PERJURY AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
l'EPoRrER.-An application made on Thurs
! day morning to the Clerk of the Crown by Mr..
Cantwe solicitor of Mr.. Barrett, to receive IN
formations 10 sustain charge OF perjury against
the government reporter, but that iunctonary de-
chned to take them. About 3 o'clock, when
Judge Burton had concluded his charge to the
grand jury, an application was made TO his lord
ship on the part Of Mr.. Barrett to have the nor-
nations sworn against the government reporter,
and statement made that they had been previous
~ rendered to the Clerk of the Crown, and rciu-
sed by him. The application was granted, and
the iniormations were to be taken the next morn
ing at l0t O'Clock.
Robert Peel, the Premier, has been making
great speech at Tamworth OH practical farming
The speech sounds the approach Of great and
speedy changes in what is called protection to
agriculture There is no direct alIuson to the
Corn Laws but his earnest exhortaton to all en-
gagged in husbandry is to depend upon themselves
| alone.
The lacetous professor of divinity, Rev. Sgd
ney Smith, is again In the field, with pen as
sharp and as keen pointed as arapler, denounclng
American Reputation He appears to be net
tied at the way in which he has been assalled by
the American press for his petition to Congress"
relative to the State debts Of Pennsy ylvanla OF
which he is holder.
The Queen has pada visit to Cambridge, where
she has been received by the learned government
with every demonstration of loyalty. The Uni
versity conferred upon her consort the honorary
distinction of Doctor of Civil Law.
At the late visit of Queen Victoria and Prince
Alder, to Cambridge, Sir Wafer Raleigh it seems
enacted over again On her setting or, xpectedy
oo from Kings Chapel, 60 TRINITY College, there
was deficiency Of crimson cloth for her to walk upon
The Undergraduates imned d4tely pulled OF their gowns
and threw them down before Her Majesty which,
smiling gIaciously, she made her way.
SALE OF AMERICAN CHEESE AT LIVERPOOL
About $500 boxes of American Cheese offered pub
lie aa!e this week which fully 1000 sold chiefly from 4O
TO SIS cd per cwt with few inferior and out OF condition
at rather less prices. Such of the parcels good
condition and possessed quality, spiltedly competed
for The trade in this article this port becoming
of very importance and we understand that The
American paying more attention TO the MAKE so
as 10 adap, better TO the English The Cambridge
which arrived Friday brought upwards of 5000
and further supply reported have IN the George
| Washington, from New I orS Liverpool !holon.
The British schooner Teazer, Of London, has
been seized Lisbon by the Portuguese government fofa
tempting to carry away large quantity of gold coin OF the
realm such tlng being strictly prohibited and by law
capital crime
MORE TRooPs FOR IRELAND.--Her Maesty's
Rhaiamanthus arr' ed kagstown habof to-
day \ Lieutenant with party OF aftIlI'ymen aud bonn
baders have been ordered Drogheda to toy some fort
there Arrange progress of fortyng all the
n,artelio towers IN Ireland uuohn Monitor
Special Commission has been opened in
Wales. by Mr. Baron Courtney and Mr.. Justice
CresswelI. for the trial Of the parties connected
with the late Rebecca riots. The proceedings
occupied three days. One of the ringleaders was
found guilty, and sentenced to twenty years
transportation, the others to small terms OF I'M
prlsonment.
The Acadia arrived in the Nlersey early on the
morning of the 29th ult. having performed the
passage from Halifax IN ten days and nine hours
The Great Western arrived on the lst inst. after
an excellent run of twelve days and seventeen
hours from New-Y ork.''
The packet ships Cambridge arrived on the
26th, and the George Washington on the 2Sth
ultmo In addition to the foregoing, the United
States. Captain Britton, and the Rochester, Cap
TAIN Woodhouse had arrived the morning before
the sailing of the steamer.
The troubles IN Spain, 1t seems, DO not prevent
,hs Queen from having her usual rech-che
The Paris papers state that the 18th of October bull
6 vas enacted for toe especial edihcation of The young
Queen at which eight bulls We're slaughtered and twelve
horses dsemboweIed. Her Majestyis described hav-
ing ZEN highly delighted with this spectacle, and to have
na1d the most particular the whole performance
She was surrounded by Snots Lopez Narvaez aud Naza
- 10 whose good she appears To have been indebted
for this humanzing spectacle The Queen MAJORITY was
10 be proclaimed on The 18th"
PARIS. Oct. 22-The most pressing orders had
b..u issued by Admiralty TIE Maritime Preect OF
Orient effect Of Fastening the armament OF the iou
Trans atlantic steamefs-Cealbe, Phoque, Espadon aud
Cnve that harbor and additional sum OF
% 900 francs had been placed the disposal OF that fanc
tonary be distributed satlhcaton among the work
men engaged IN that task
It's said the French Embassy to China would
have departed long ago tu for the throng of solicitors
b ioo-i-l lis organization a Paris paper says" To
d,muish as much as possible the vogue of this Embassy
and cool the ardor the pettlons has been decided that
th- E.p,don shall the uudyorabls season,
.od co b the longest and most druou5 route. The solicit
orr have been carefully warned Of all the tgues and per!s
winch await them iu this enrprL= fearful pictures have
been drawn TO th-m well their protectors and pro-
ctrs,s aad yielded very toeEable
eject The number Of thus reduced
vn hundred Orders have beea issued for the Expedition
10 b. ready 10 sail on the ith OF November"