New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.

LIVERPOOL, bringing adVlceS 10 inc Gun u'I.!'
DAYS later The trial Of McSaug hten, for the
murder of Mr. Drummond, whom he Inlstook Tor
Sir Robert Peel, created considerable excitement.
The testimony OF several medical men was taken
and the court in charging the jury safd 'hat 70
their mines the evidence in favor Of the prisoner
INSANITY was sufficiently strong The jury With
or, leaving their seats returned 1 verdict OF not
guilty, and on the ground Of insanity. hc was
then rccomIntted TO be sent 70 luuatc asylum
The Morning Post and other London papers, with
out impeaching the integrity OF the jury or the
propriety Of the verdict, express strong apPrehen
slons that it will have most disastrous influence
ON the community. Lord BRoUGIIAM IN the House
on the 9Th. expressed strong desire that the at
tention of Parliament should be directed to the
subject of insanity as plea IN case OF murdcr'
Unless either the Lord Chancellor or the Chief
Justice expressed an intention Of introducing some
provision on the subject, he said he should think
1t his duty to do so himself. Both the honorable
gentleman alluded to SAID that they intended to
direct the attention Of the House to the subject,
and should take an carly opportunity oi DONG so.
The current debates in Parliament have no general
interest.
The Times Of the 9Th has an article ndicullng
Senator Inns motion to take miiltary possession
iof Oregon and commencing Mr. McDutic's
expose of the inanity of the proposition. Mr.
Med, it says true to the national instinct, shows
that the project uoont pay, and calls this placing
the question on higher grounds than those from
which it is usually viewed. The Times says the
whole affair was intended to frightcn Lord Abcr-
deem.
The news Of the Earthquake at Antigua was
received by the Royal Mail steamer Forth
A fire at Liverpool on the 9TH destroyed prop
erty to the amount Of 100000.
No change has occurred in the markets. Funds
have somewhat risen, but the Cotton market is
dull
The Dublin Corporation, after a long and Sc
we're debate, have passed motion made by o.
ConneI-that"s petition be prepared Tor prcscnta-
ron to Parliament respectfully praying for a re-
peal of the Legislative Union between Great
Britain and Ireland 1t was carried by
jorty of 20.
FRoM FRANcE.-Thc debates in the Chambers
on the secret service money terminated in com
ed his ground firmly and cloqucnty IN debate
against M. dc Lemartinc, NJ. dc Toc9ucvilic, ~
Mole, M. Theirs and the other orators; of the OPP
position, and the vote showed majority Oh his
side Of As. This indicates that the cabinet will
withstand all the powerful efforts that have been
made for its overthrow. The speech Of G,nzot III
reply to the concluding sentence of rhapsody
by Lamartne, /" either France must cease to be
France or you must cease TO govern her is spo-
ken OF as one of the most eloquent and powerful
ever pronounced in the Chambers. The amend
ment of the opposition was rejected, PAP to 1877
and the bill finally passed by vote of PA to l55.
From SrAlN.-Thcrc is no intelligence of any
moment in the latest Madrid journals. Public
attention was entirely directed toward the cleo
tons. Espartcro's party is stated to have only
succeeded in having one candidate placed on the
list of candidates for the province of Madrid. The
Juntas of Cadiz and Aragon have pettioned the
Government for the recall of Gen, Valdcs. Cap
tain. General of Cuba. These petitions accuse
him OF having sold the island to England. The
Minister of Marine, it would appear, is making
great .excrtons to reestablish the Spanish Navy,
which is nearly extinct. He had purchased the
corvette Venus and the steamer Peninsula, and
was taking the most active measures for en-
couraging ship building.
LORD LYNEpoCn AND LORD BRouGlIAM.-Ihc
following is an extract OF IA letter from London.
dated 9th February, lS43.-" Hou may have
heard that Lord Lynedoch has challenged
Brougham. Brougham in recent debate chose
to alude to the taking of ST. Sebastian, where ne
sad all atrocities were committed under ing
General Lord Lynedoch sent Lord Vim. Rus
sell brother of the Duke of Bedford, TO demand
satisfaction. when Brougham wrote HIM, that
what he referred to was merely matter OF history.
Lord Lynedoch replied, he could not understand
that any thing was matter of history I'LL people
were dead. Brougham then promised to apollo
gise in the House OF Lords but us he delayed,
Lord William has again been sent to HIM to
know the reason, and it is said, with gentle hint
that the old Wing General will pull his nose. =
Tux CHINESE TRrAsuRE.-Y esterday five wag.
ons, each drawn by four horses, and u cart drawn
bv two horses, all heavily laden entered the gate
way of the Royal Mint, escorted by d detachment
of the Goth Regiment, with the Chinese silver
amounting TO 100000 dollars, beng the tirs
consignment of the indemnity TO be paid by TIE
Celestial Empire. The treasure was brought over
by the Modesto. The novel PROCESSION attracted
a good deal Of notice. The silver was contained
IN large wooden boxes. 1t is IN u very dirty CON
dtion, and will be melted down III the cruc;blcs
prepared for the purpose, and sold without delay
" Yesterday beng the Anniversary OF the
Birth OF Thomas jefferson, was celebrated IN this
city by discharge OF cannon at ssn,rise, military
parades, and other outdoor ceremonies. Flags
were officially displayed from the Battery, City
Hal! aud Tammany. and we believe small party
partook ola public dinner a, the latter place
Washington's birthday, we believe. was no,
honorcd by any such obsegvances yet !, is