New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-21
Tnree pavs Later from England.

cc.Yed 20 tEe z0C U!I We Sa'S t+io
points OF the intelligence IN paragraph Yesterday
morning. In addition, the following are tie only
items Of particular importance
T.oyDos Moxer MARxE7, ssrrR1.r ErEsfye.-Ia the
d5c5aa; crci- hs- a7-aEs t increased d=lAad to-
n0a=y l. several lssucs tn hToE=-s refused 70 ul
oils EGt2 czh s-csptat Ai-=' ats Ih+ immense SOCK
Of 51Ii9a il the Raak s-aTiy Il2 Oo coo, Is saeisni
check asns Eaid ss II M rates OF discount TO- ne
B.sx a. EceI,-o-hs re;u-r of the g1zs-i. .vsra-e
of ~ ard assets Of :bs Bank OF England,
f.or The a0; Nav th- l2th 5oh csyS inclusive.
mas -- lzi= Comparing this wi:h The previous
oas from lhe I'D April 70 tne 18th Of July the ccula-
:ioa = Eow SIS 600 hia- OF oo; de-
p5s--s sIl21soco increase Of ie- ooo;o.z abili.
tz, E20 Sc Oo1 Securities 500 5J1 and increase of
2 COO. baIlion & so eco 405 600: 20
al assets $4,000. The surplus Or rss Is now E3,
~ 0G0 zzi-s: s3G13r90 beng incFezs- OF -olO 900
Iurag rh= present month.
At Manchester there had been very large
amount Of business done in printing cloth. An
advance Of ID per piece had been obtained on 27
inch 72's. and Sd on 9-S and 40 inch shirtngs.-
Manufacturers had orders for all they could make
for several weeks. Mos: Of the hands at Ashton
had resumed work. The delaines printers con-
tu7ue very busy. and in Scotland the hands are
determined to have an advance. One muslin De
lame printer has between 500 and 200 tables at
work, and cannot supply the orders half fast
enough. D inch 66's NAV be quoted Is Sd to IS,
and rs IS 81 10 ) Sd.
The news Is interesting. Several dreadful fires
had occurred IN LONDON. One fire broke out IN
Toolev-street, rear London bridge, and another in
Fct.er-lane. Flcet-street, almost simultaneously
the former being attended with an enormous sac
rice OF property in the total destruction Of Top
pings wharf, st. Oiaves Church, Watson's tee-
graph station, several warehouses and vessels
moorcd alongside the wharf, and the latter re-
suited in most deporable loss Of human lie.
At O'Clock very curious incident occurred
at St Olayes Church, at which two parties, one
By license. and the other by banns, presented
themselves for marriage, attended By the worthy
rector Dr.. kenney. After some little difficulty,
the matter was arranged by the fiTemen placing
some boards over the water which was N the IN
terror OF the Church. Just within the doorway un.
der the southern gallery where Dr.. henney per-
formed the ceremony IN the most impressive man.
ner. notwithstanding the galleries were then ac-
tuall7 On fire, from which the flames were con-
stantr emerging, and amid the falling Of the
burnt timbers from the top OF the Church-alto-
gether presenting a scene the most curious and
awful to witness. The ceremony being conc!u-
ded, the parties quickly withdrew, and were loudly
cheered upon their departure by the large assem-
bly, outside.
The loss of property at the Tooley-s street fire
is estimated at f50,000.
The fire IN Fe,ter-lane was occasioned By a
tremendous explosion of combustibles in a house
occupied by Mr.. Newbcrry. practical chemist,
and pvrotechnic artist of celebrity. The shop
front was blown to atoms, and Mr.. Newberry was
found lying on the ground insensble, with no
other apparel bat his night-dress. They had
scarcely raised HIM before Z piercing shrek was
heard from the apartments above, and on looking
up they saw a gentleman with wooden leg en-
deavorinr TO get out Of the third floor window.
HIS intention evidently was to drop from the sill,
but as the flames neared him his courage failed,
and he retired into the apartment doubtless TO
seek flight byanother quarter, and in this he was
oilsd for IN another instant he re-appeared at the
window, and, uttering a cry OF despair precipit.-
ted himself headong into the STREET The gentle
man proved TO be Mr. Rose, who, with his wife,
occupied apartments in the house. Mrs. Rose
and her sisters, the Misses Creed, slept on the
first floor, but, before any assistance could be
rendered them, they had perished Mr.. New
berry and Mr.. Rose both died at the Hospital
where they had been conveyed.
Several other fires occurred during the same
night in different parts of London.
The Boston, an American vessel, from the
South Seas. brought an account to Rio that the
British frigate Vindictive and Cleopatra sloop-of-
war had refused to salute the French flag hoisted
at Otaheite, which the commander Of La Bous-
sole French frigatc had demonstrated against
Mr. AY,:AR.-This celebrated American vault
er, who has been performing at the English Ope-
ra. under the management OF Van Amburg Il IT.
tus, met his death at the Circus of Mr. Batty, in
attempting to throw double somerset, in which,
instead OF lighting on his feet he fell on his neck
and was instantly killed
In answer to a question from Lord Brougham,
Lord Aberdeen stated on the 18th, IN the House
Of Lords, that negotiations were pending with
Texas for the abolition of Slavery but declined
to go INTO details.
The Opposition Paris papers comment in Sc
we're terms on the collision with the French Fish
erlnen off Newfoundland, in which one of them
was killed by the fire Of an English vessel The
Coastitionnei observes, that even were it true
that those fishermen were within English limits,
and that warnings had been given and disregard
ed, the English corvette had other means to en-
force respect for her rights than by having re-
course 10 the DTuta! argument OF 1re-drLls lie
could have seized on the delinquents, and have
had them tried. instead Of firing upon them.
NJ. Mendzabel has safely arrived at Bayonne
The Regent, in his visit to that harbor, was &C.
companied by several OF his Generals, among
whom were Generals Image Osario and Van
Halen.
The corvette NictoHeuse. which was supposed
to have sailed for China, returned to Toulon on
the l4th from the Islands OF Hyeres
Ar.im Bey, private secretary to the Pasha of
Egypt reached AIarseilles on the 18th, on his wav
back to Alexandria.
The Cologne Gazette publishes letter from
Naples Of the 1th inst, announcing that the