New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-09
r r 3 I R [ B u n E /.
Four days later from Europe.
nf the Greaf Western.

The steam ship Great Western, Lieut.. HosKEN
commander, arrived at this port this morning.
No received our files Of Liverpool papers at about
% o'clock. She brings Liverpool dates OF Tie
a her day Of sailing-four days later uiai'
ree brought by the Acadia.
The markets were brisk, though not quite as
,n,b 50 as for few days previous to the depart
..of the Acadia. Still the demand was both
.,torm and large. Wilmer & Smiths Times
! avs that the corn market has eAiiioi'eo MOI
:-oness, and an advance OF penny TO t"oPehce
husbcl has taken place. The harvest has
ion tOlcrabiy good. 1t is thought probable that
considerable quantity Of flour may find It's way
Inn Canada, through the act Of the last session.
nn1nr the last few days an immense quantity
! wheat and -four has been released from bond
..,he dnty OF fourteen shillings per quarter The
-e,tber continues very finc-thc finest, indeed,
for the season.
considerable alarm existed in consequence of
lo,, having been no tidings received of the long
missing Indian mail. II was now more than a
hrtnight nearly three weeks beyond It's time !;
I'D Commerce, by the interruption, sustains a
anous injury.
o,conne continues as active as ever. All his
energies appear TO be absorbed IN his present agl-
,t;on which leaves him no time for rest OF re-
rment. All parties admire the herculcan cner
res which he brings into action. He made a
seecb at great meeting at Connemara on the
i'm. which is said 10 be one of the most bcautl-
nj and eloquent he has delivered for many a day.
FRAScE.-Thc Monilcur publishes a report,
addressed by Vice Admiral De Mackau to the
KIM giving to his Majesty an account OF the
situation of the Department Of the Marine, and
demanding an extraordinary credit. intended to
cover unforeseen expenses His Majesty acccdcd
ntbe demand by an ordinance dated st. Cloud,
18th inst. Among the items enumerated by Ad-
miral de Mackau is one Of l,7OO,000f for the
mission to China, which is to consist of two fri
yates and three corvcttcs.
Oueen Victoria has returned from Belgium al
r an absence of nine DAYS. Nothing could ex-
eed in warmth, in genuine and unaffected heart
mess and manner, her reception by the kind and
hospltable people amongst whom she has been So
ourning. The visit of the Queen and Prince
Albert, accompanied by the King of the belglans
andhis amiable consort and their sultes to Ostend,
Bruges, Client, Brussels and Antwerp, is said to
have resembled an ovation. The Queen, it IS
said, traversed in her Journey, five hundred miles
Of railway in Belgium. The royal party left Ant
wep on the afternoon of Friday, and reached the
Thames the next morning at eleven o'lcock. They
landed at Woolwich, and immediately proceeded
bWmdsor by the railway.
The new Government Of SPAN has issued It's
manifesto to the nation. 1t is a long document,
BEGINNING with the late melancholy events at
Barcelona and while protesting to treat of the
principle of representative government, attacks
The central lunta with great bitterness.
!1ALY.-Belogna is again IN a state OF aglta-
ton. Some time since the Government an
lomced that the insurgents were beaten and dis
Rned; but on the Sd, it was ascertancd that
thew had rc.asscmblcd in the mountains 1t is
said that the Government had made propositions
10 the chiefs OF these guerillas to give them pass
ports to foreign countries. 1t appears that these
proposals. have not been accepted, and the gucrll-
las have returned to their former position, where
they have a great number Of partisans. The let
es from Rome arc not Of more tranqullizlng
description. Revolutionary proclamations to d
great extent have been distributed among the
people.