New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-06
THE TRIBUNE.
LATER FROM ErROPE.

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,spool dates to April 29tll--ten days later 'han
Iapcclycd by the packet England at tins port
l pa,Iiamcnt had adjourned to the 9th, Tor the
,,sa Holidays. Money was abundant the
s4et without material change. and Cotton al
,ernooj somewhat more active than before
n EVERETT is said to have declined the I'm
nj to China on the ground of the necessary
.aration from his family. The accouchmcnt OF
Queen was daily expected.
The steamer Solway, belonging to the West
,I;a line, was lost on the sixth day OF her pas
80 from Southampton, after touching at Corun-
l. She struck on a rock twenty miles from that
B,t at midnight, and sunk in twenty minutes.
Then she struck the passengers were in their
| ,ths asleep The Captain instantly ordered the
,,Dace to bcgot out which was Immediately filed
n passengers. 1t capsizcd however, before
,,cb;np the shore and all on board pcrisilcd.-
In, first paddc-boat was then lowered, and as
n,av as could possibly get on board did 50. Sew
rp,r.thrce persons were thus saved; all the rest
), bard were drowned or killed by the explosion
,f,he boilers, which occurred the instant the
NH water reached them. The Captain was
,nng the lost. The Captain of the Mary Wood,
rileh reported the loss of the Solway, says the
ctiicnt happened in consequence of strong
ayiom the Bay of Biscay driving her on the
bnl. The vessel will probably never be raised.
he is the third Of that line that has been lost
Ne was insured at London for f30, 900, and at
asgow for f1O,000. Her cost was f6o,OoO.
G,hte.n passengers arc known to have been lost,
uitwelye of the crew are missing.
The following is the official return of the per
ms lost;
h1 of orrrclus AHp CRew Losr.-Cspain Duncan;
sh Thompson qualtcnastcr; Henry Snilson, ordinary
aan; James BcysGdEs AB James Donn~l { coal trimmer
% 9G" do w. Wsiafe lSmap hHSs MasSg e ss
MT Alexander Brown bed room steward; X. Eager knife
5oP se wSssSp aso" cook ''if An
aud MI; Ms. fa son R s"@ S f Bal
M NJ II. iia{ am NM Mr. BIaEe r. E, Mr. Butchc r. f.,
ifo H ms ~ Slr. %icolie Mr. Cartwright.
Wilmer g. Smiths European Times states That
,monys, the novelties of the day may be noticed
he speedy departure of Mr.. O'Connell's eldest son
or the United States, accompanied by Ny
Thomas Steele to organize an agitation there ior
The speedy repeal of the Union.
Tgg CHINESE RANsoM.--T'he last portion OF the
i,s, Tho Chinese has been
nlely deposited in the Mint The quantity of
sycee silver which was brought over by the Herald
amounts to 3 100000. The whole amount re-
tiycd was $5l 100000.
The Commercial Advertiser publishes extracts
tun two letters written in London by gentlemen
dAigh standing in that city, in relation to Mr.
Screary Young's rcpudiatng communication
Erac OF letter dated LoNnoy, 18th April.
Nothing of importance ha, occurred with respect 10
spkl Mr.. Noupse movement at Albany, which only be-
apr known Yesterday, will have injurious effect AN
ksn bs promptly checked II will not be understood here
bow smn retain Office or be retained IN H. VII" rpudi-
Gohe acts OF the government whose servant he Is.
From another of the same date:
The motion by Ncw.York Senator in favor Of rem,a-
thing sin ng the national character To the lowest
III II bsslaks lur hing love of ,er9di3'ion IN quarters
tlier things The quiesc,nt OF the $50
4a pon, had sign and shows how low Is te standard
dalcaa snd political morality III your highest piace-a ma
nal result OF your democratic system, FEAR
On the llth ult. Lord AsIlDURToS returned his
links for the passage by the House of Lords of
tie resolution thanking him for his negotiation
d the Treaty with the United States. His
speech was brief and in good taste. 1t was or
arcd to be inserted upon the Journals of the
House.
The western part of the Stormont main collery
aWreckington, was blown up, and twenty seven
lsrons who were at work in it at the time were
aIsd. There were upwards of fifty engaged in
Inc whole pit al the time.
The Wakefield Journal says that Mrs. Wood
ms returned from the Convent 10 her family; the
NAOf separation from her husband and children
ROved more powerful than her religious cnthu-
saSm
The Thames Tunnel, on Good Friday, was
5Sied BY about 10000 persons. a not occurred
consequence of the crowd, and the Police were
Shgsed 10 interfere. Since the opening Of the
'qnnel, 100000 persons have passed through 1t.
The Great Western had been repaired, and
Us to SAIL for this port on the 29th.
The latest news from Spain is TO the 18th of.
apn. The Cortcs were opened in due form by
,ssech rom the Regent 1t was expected uSa'
sia'raver would be chosen President. \ Madrid
slasl of the Sth says, that the Opposition mus
. %, and the friends of the Ministry 60 But
@s accounts of the llth state, that after a
sfiy debate on the preceding day, on cues
=, "a OF an election of one of the Members, the
sa!stry were defeated by coalition by a vote
= :. y against 50, and that in consequence, the
asnt.
The gun-powdcr MILLS at Waltham Abbey eN-
aesd on the 18th, laying four buildings in ruins
% killing seven persons
Accounts from Portugal to the Sd ult. state
al The three months which the Charter requires
o ortes to sit having expired on the Cd,
VA decree was published extending the session
month farther. The Deputies have been oc-
ped with bill for reducing the number Of
illustrative districts and dioceses throughout