New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-20

Bath, IN the room OF the late Duke OF Sussex
The chief rangcrShip and kcepership of Hyde Park
and st. James's Park, held by the late Duke of
Sussex, have been conferred on the Duke OF
Cambridge. These are comfortable snecures.
The King of Hanover arrived in London on
the I'd Of June.
PusEYlsM-Dr Pusey, the great leader in the
Tract controversy, having preached sermon be-
fore the University at Oxford, in which, as was
alleged, he indicated the celebration OF mass,
board OF Professors was appointed TO examine IT'S
orthodoxy-tilc application for such appointment
being made by the Margaret professor OF DIVINITY
After several meetings the board adjourned with
out sending in any collective judgement, but eacn
member made separate report, the result OF
which was that the Vice Chancellor of the Uni-
versity ordered Or. Pussy TO be suspended from
preaching for two years.
DR.. Pusey is said to have protested against
this decision and demanded hearing before his
Judges.
Pubic PRAYERS FOR O:CoNNELL.-We under
stand that some ii not the majority, of the blsh-
ops of Ireland arc about addressing pastoral let
tiers to their clergy, directing the insertion of the
name of NIr. O'Connell in the public prayers
after the name of Her Majesty, before the holy
sacrifice Of the mass. Athlonc Sentinel.
INCREASE OF THE 8RMy-Thc London Stand
ard of the ID has the following paragraph
On Tuesday last the Government entered into
contract with Mcssrs. Lcarnouth, the principal
army accoutrement makers, for 10000 sets oil &C
coutremcnts to be supplied forthwith. This order
confirms the general impression that the army Is
about to be considerably increased.
A fire at Liverpool on the I'd instant destroyed
property, mainly cotton, TO the value OF tl3ooo
or 100000; ten warehouses were injured.
FROM FRANCE there is no intelligence of any
Importance The debates on the Sugar Bill were
long and dull Intelligence from Algeria to the
Goth of May had been receiycd-accountso of great
successes gained over Abdcl- kadcr. No less than
1000 prisoners had been captured, among whom
were the women and children of several chiefs
and notab!es fighting in the ranks of the Arab
chief. Oneletter says F" the tent OF Abd-el-hader
is TAKEN his treasure pillaged and his regular m
fantry killed OF dispersed. -Four flags, cannon,
two ordnance carriages, immense booty, large
tribes and hocks have fallen into our hands. The
chief himself escaped
SpA1S-Two ministries have fallen in Spain
since the meeting Of the Cortcs-that of Rodil,
and that of Lopez. The latter was forced upon
the Regent, and presuming too much upon his
forbearancc or his embarrassment, insisted upon
the dismissal Of ono or two of his own immediate
and personal friends, against which his pride re-
VOTED. Finding the impossibty of sailing to-
gether, Espartcro has again dissolved the Cortes,
and in doing so, has run the risk of another revolt
in the Northern Provinces. Up to the present
time all is TRANQUIL; whether it viii remain 50
will soon be seen.
Russ1A.-Thc Augsburg Gazette and Austrian
Observer announce that serious disturbances have
broken out in Bosnia. The rebels attempted to
get possession of the fortress of Ostroschavitz,
Bukovzto, and kraska, hoping to starve them
out On the 18th the Governor Of the Province
assembled several troops at Behaez for the pur-
pose of operating against the rebels, but the rver
klotot ovcrflowcd It's banks, and his movements
were consequently paralyscd. On hearing OF this
instruction, the Austrian government sent sever
al regiments to its frontier. NO cause Is
assigned for this movement. The people nav
risen against an irregular mode of taxation put
into practice by the Governor.
From TIE EAsr.-Thc following, by the over.
land mail, is from the London Herald, June 3:
following Geographic despatch:
ssThc Oriental brings news from India of the
I'd May, and from China to the 18th March,
The state ofScindc is represented as very tranquil,
but some troubles had manifested themselves in
the Srhind. A rather serious engagement had
taken place on the territory of iihystal.
The death of the commissioner Elcpoo is the
only interesting event which comes from Canton,
where they appeared to anticipate fresh attempts
against the factories.
On the arrival of Major Malcolm, which was
every day expected. Sir II. Pottinger was to pro-
coed to Pekn with the ratification of the treaty.
LvEarooL June 2-Cotton.-rhere has been little ami
nation in market this week The trade have, however,
purchased steadily and taking into consideration the recent
imports holders have maintained oeraby steady appear
We cannot make any reduction from our previous
quotations. but the market closes with rather heavier as
pec $500 bales have with purchasers The sales
have consisted of 1910 American, 1870 BRAZIL 4lO West
| India, . 100 East India, sc.
June -No feature of importance has presented
itself during the business Of this day The market remains
steady the quotations. and about 800 bales have changed
hands.
Provisions American-There is good inquiry for new
Beef the arrivals OF such being light old is neglected No
Pork arrived during tie past month for old there
good inquiry al the quotations. and the tendency prices IS
upwards. Good dry Hams wanted. Picked are un'
saleabe The latter article the Customs now decide must
pay The lis duty The market well cleared o! Cheese
aa public sale this week nearly all that was offered found
buyers advance Of I'D > rates Lard has
arrived freeyas expected prices have conse-
quenty again gone higher The market to-day hrm The
season for Grease Butter approaching Several tran
sacons taken place within the of the quotations
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. 100 NASSAU-STREET.
All kinds o. job Printing, such as
PAMPHLETS, MAMMOTH SHOW BILLS,
! CATALOGUES, LECTURE BILLS -,
Greeks, CARDS, CONCERT BILLS, ram eno
INSURANCE Policies, Fancy,
BILLS I,DiSG, POLITICAL