New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-20
EVENING EDITION.
SATURDAY. 3 o'clock P. ".
Later from Europe.

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papers OF the 18th inst. and London of the Sd,
FIVE DAYS later than had before been received
The Money Market. Cotton Market and business
generally remained in the same situation as be-
fore The Debates IN Parliament were of little
general interest On the Cd, IN the House OF
Commons. Mr.. HUME brought up his motion OF
thanks to Lord AsuBuRroS for his negotiation OF
the Washington Treaty: and 4 spirited debate
ensucd in which Lord Palmerston was severely
handled for his attack upon Lord Ashburton-
Sir Robert Peel defended the Treaty and used the
following language concerning questions yet IN
dispute =
The question was not, on the present occa-
sion, about the giving up of a Madawaska settle
ment, or OF particular boundary. 1t was one
involving peace and war, on an irritating dispute
which, in spite of negotiation, had lasted for half
century. As to the right of search, Lord Pal
mc,ston had authorized the capture of American
vessels, which had produced SO much excitement
in the United States and had rendered the qucs
ton difficult one and the convention II the
treaty secured for five years the cooperation OF
Joint squadron on the coast of Africa for the sup
preston of the slave trade. He believed that the
Oregon dispute would be settled ere long, as well
as that the right of search and, Notwithstanding
the efforts of individuals to excite anlmosltes he
was satisfied the Treaty of Washington would
lead to relations of amity and good will between
the two countries He called on the House, there
fore viewing the difficulties which Lord Ashbur-
ton had successfully overcome, to depart from Or
binary precedent in passing the vote OF thanks for
tge noble lord
:. ENGLAND AND PoRTuGM-In the House OF
Lords on the I'd inst, the Earl of Aberdeen spoke
of the late Commercial negotiation with Portugal;
and said that the state of the case was this
Her NIaicsty's minister at Lisbon received the
uitimatum of his government on the subject, with
directions to lay it before the Portuguese govern
ment, and if it were not complied with then he
was instructed to proceed no farther. That uHi-
mGtum was placed before the Government OF
Portugal, and it was not complied with, and the
negotiation was therefore at an end tic SAID
that it was not necessary for him to enter into
any explanation upon the subject, 1t being suitl.
Gent to say that the negotiation was at an end"
The European Times, at Liverpool, says The
aspect of affairs in the manufacturing districts
presents nothing worthy OF remark since the saul
inc of the Great Western. The ships sailing 10
the United States are going out empty, or in bal
last. Neither goods nor passengers are offering,
and frcights were hardly ever known to be so
low The last three packets, the 18th ult., the
25th ult and the lst inst, have only taken out IN
rough freight and dead weight conolntiy
about G56O. America is certainly not the mar
.I, CHI f.Ictu mr. y
sending their goods.
New GOVERNOR OF BoMBAy.-The Glare Jour
nal announces that Sir John Fitzgerald, has been
appointed to the distinguished situation OF Cover
nor of the Presidency of Bombay. This officer
has seen much service III India, and the appoint
mcnt may be, therefore, looked upon as judlclous
on the part of the Ministry.
O'Connor and the other Chartsts tried at the
late Lancaster Assizes, together with White who
was tried at Warwick, and Cooper who was tried
at Stafford, have received notice to appear at the
Queens Bench on Thursday, May 4, TO receive
judgement
A great Anti-Corn Law Conference was adj
vertised to be held in London on the 9th Of May,
to which deputies had already been appointed
from all parts of the Three Kingdoms
The Universal German Gazette states, from
Sweden, that several more manuscripts of Gusta-
vus III. have been discovered They had been
deposited by the King in the hands of Captain
Roscnstcin, whose heir has g wen them up
The Duke Of Wellington completed his 18th
wear the ls instant.
Lord Brougham made his first appearance at
the British Embassy in Paris on the Goth ult.
The husband of Taglioni, Count Gilbert de
vosins, died few days ago at Paris.
Richard Arkwright the richest commoner in
Europe, died on Sunday week, at his seat in Der
byshire, He is supposed to have held more, IN
every description of funds, than any other British
subject.
Mrs. TrolIoppe, who lately built a mansion in
the ncighborhood of Pcnrith, and was thought to
have become constant resident, has, 1t appears,
changed her mind, and intends returning to re-
side in Derbyshlre.
FRANcE-The Moniteur announces that Louis
Philippe would 90 into mourning eleven days for
his ROYAL Highness the Duke Of Sussex.
The NIoniteur publishes the return Of the I'M
ports of merchandise into France during the
month of March last, the duties on which pro-
duced l2,l57,372f. The principal articles were
colonial sugar 53349 metrica quntals; foreign
sugar, 1887; coffee, 24,937; cotton, 94,327 /
hempen and faxen threads, $50; linen, 1861
wool, 9,l39; silk, l,5ll copper, $3.50; cast
iron. SO ,354 coal, l.403,O23 lead, ii 539 zinc,
1882 olive oil, Il 100, &c.
MASSACRE OF THE GOVERNOR OF THE MARouE
sAs ISLANDS AND SuIrE--We regret to state,
that very melancholy intelligence has just been
brought to this country from the new French set
Element in the Pacific, by merchant vessel, the