New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-03
FOREIGN NEws-The following additional

PoRTCGAL-Ihe unIulIsortant character oi the
greater portion OF the Continental and feninSuiaF
news is relieved by the disastrous accounts we
have received from Portugal.
The College OF NeIles. founded by the JeSultS
some two hundred years since, and witch was
con idered to be one OF the finest buildings OF
which Lisbon could boast, has been utterly des-
tovcd b, fir.
The resolution OF the ministrv who's, removal
from Office countless intrigucs were p tted to ac-
complisf. to break off the tariff negotiation WIN
Great Britain. peralized the efforts OF the indus
t-ious classes. Al length the patience OF the m
habitants of the Douro d strlcts WIS coFnPieiety
worn out. 4 band of men composed OF persons
connected with the VINE trade, and whom The re-
lection of the tariff has driven frnn their reSpec-
tive cmplovmentS, have leagusd themselves 'oSe-
tlier for the purpose of committing the most ieaf-
ful outrages. To such frightful extent have the
atrocities of the nuriated mob been carried, that
IT, municipal guard declare themselves unable TO
GreIl or control them. unless 10 their numbers be
added considerable reinforcement. Against Inc
m MISTER Costa Cabral. curses both deep and LOUD,
arc hurled from all quarters of the kingdom \
crisis ii Is certain. Is fast approaching
CIuxA-Advces from China are to the list
February. The Emperor has commenced rlgid
examination into the incidents OF the atrocities
perpetratcd by the Chinese authorities at tormo-
sa on the ilI-fatcd crews of the Ann and Jerbud-
da He has condcSccndcd to solicit from Queen
Victoria her acceptance of one of the most costly
presents with winch 4 royal treasury could bc
enriched. The gift consists of golden bed>tcadS,
a quantity of silk, two magnificent ear drops.
shawl lon which has been depicted, IN needle
work, the likeness OF every beast known to the
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boxes. each weighing / cwt laden with insect
laneous matters not vet classified. IT Is needless
to add that this magnificent gilt has no; been re-
fused.
Nothing had been done in the arrangements Of
the Commercial Treaty, for the British Plenpo-
Tertiary appeared to be waiting FOR The Treaty As
ratified by her Majesty. The Chinese were bus
in repairing all their oTts, and III Strengthening
their positions attacked last year. Trade was
dull, but expected to revive speedily. At Canton
some dissatisfaction still prevailed.
EGyrr.-Ihc accounts from Alexandria to the
23d ult state that IbrahiIn Pacha, who Is IN very
bad health was about to proceed 10 Cairo, 10 IN
valid himself Alexandra was free from the
plague, owing 10 the precautions Of the Board of
Health.
Russia AND TuRKuY-Thc Scrvian question is
StiuCd- ny tilc PuS!lldli!ility VI nv ~
Russian IS rampant and ascendant. All the
members OF the Scrvian Government, against
whose name the autocrat has written noNous,
are 10 be dcposcd and cited. 1t is SAID that the
British Minister Is so @rlcvously annoyed at the
conduct of his advisers, that he has demanded
his recall. This event all parties must deporc.
ALcIEEs.-The French have achieved another
victory in Algicrs. After much marching and
COMMUNICATING, and the loss Of upward of 30
men, they have succeeded IN taking The city OF
Tcnoz.
ArHENs.-From Athens, advices OF the date OF
Both Of April inform us that the royal sanction
had been given TO a measure which. by curtaiIing
the salaries Of Sundry officials would effect u
saving in the public expenditure of 100000
drachmas. The legations in London and Paris
it is III contemplation to discontinue.
LIVERPOOL N,RKErs May lSth.-Ths business IN our
Cotton Market has been considerable extent since Tho
last steamer sailed particularly last week with advance
of III per pound prices The consumers, however have
bought very moderately! the weight of the business having
been SPECTATORS Whose operations II l. thought have heen
manly induced by the OF the backward season tor
planting the next American clop aud the consequent Proba-
bty OF It's proving diminished
The transactions for days this ev-nin; esna-
ted about 20 900 bales OF which 5000 have been taken
Syccul, chiefly the FIRST DAYS We quote plsnt IS
a5I-far iE-Nlchile n = fair TO reans 81 b! -
fart aud Tennesse, aud Alabama 81 ~ iprr 10. The
winds have been uniayorabr for arrivals for more than ten
DAYS keeping many ships past due but the
stock Ibis port abou, S5 900 bales against 900 %
sam period last The stock Of Amcrrc1u about
chester thought BE- rather less active t1 time
but st N satisfactory state, with moderate stocks OF goods
and yaras.
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