New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12
EVENING EDITION.
FRIDAYS o'clock p. W.
Ten Days Later from Europe.
By the Great Western.

ken arrived at this port at 3 O'Clock this NOM
mo in twelve DAYS and fifteen hours from Bristol
having left that port on the lst inst. She brings
81 passengers, who have certainly been treated
TO a short and pleasant voyage.
The news IS not important. No change IN
Cotton. The poorest grades of American are
shade lower il any thing. Advices from this
Country OF the prospect of the new crop are
anxiously awaited. Grain and Bread-Stuits
hardly maintain their price The Money Mar
ket is quiet, and Money abundant. Business is
improving in the Manufacturing districts
Queen Victoria gave birth to daughter on the
18th OF April The mother and child are doing
we'll
The Duke of Sussex, uncle of the Queen, died
on the Dist, 20 years old. He has been for nearly
half a century decided Wing, and pillar OF the
Liberal cause in the House of Lords. He was
greatly beloved BY the Queen, who feels his loss
deeply.
Richard Arkwright, the richest cc.nmoner IN
Europe, died on the 23d. He was the son Of
Sir Richard Arkwrght, the inventor. He has
lived in princely state for many years, and Is sup
posed to have been the largest holder OF British
Stocks in the world
The great steamship Great Britain is TO be
launched at Bristol in June. Prince Albert has
consented to be present.
The Ncw-Yorl< packet ships Roscius, Europe
and independence have arrived at Liverpool.
Parliament met on the 9th, and Sir Robert
Peel explained the failure of his attempt to ncgo-
tate Commercial Treaty with Brazil. The
amount of it is that England wanted both ends of
the bargain, and Brazil would not ctand 1t. The
United States are to be tried next.-Nothlng else
transpred of any Importance.
An experiment had been made with Henson's
Aerial Machine. 1t rose 625 feet, but in consc-
onencc Of some part Of the machinery breaking
it descended with fearful rapidity. The intrepid
experimcntalist escaped with slight injuries.
Mrs. Wood has not returned to her husband,
but taken small cottage in which she intends to
devote her remaining years to religious offices and
meditatons. She cannot return to Nlr. Wood
the Catholic Church still deenlng her the wife OF
Lord VIM Lennox; and for the same reason she
cannot be accepted as a nun.
IRrLASD.-In anticipation Of conflict between
a gathering of Repealers at Clones. IN Monaghan
County on Monday week. and party OF Orange
men from Fermanagh, who were understood to
have collected to oppose the meeting, consider
able body of military and police were concentrated
on the spot. Their presence did not prevent a
fatal afirav the armed Fcrnanagh Orangcmcn
came up aad attempted to stop the proceedings;
the Repeal party resisted; and IN the turmoil a
Repeater was ripped open" and killed
FRAycE.-The Ministry stands firm, and has
credits appropriations voted for the years SER
vice. A Council of State was about to dellbeT
ate on the amnesty to political offenders, which
was expected to be granted on the occasion of the
Kings ftte The Monlon journals state that lb
rabim Pacha, the son of Mchemet Ali, was about
to visit that port his object being 10 examine the
arsenals, backwards and ports of France.
PonruGAL.-Thc attempt of England to ne
potatc u Commercial Treaty with Portugal has
utterly failed Portugal has had too much of
this already The English papers arc very saw
age on Portuguese stupidity
SPAIx.-The new Cortes is not yet organized,
It is doubtful whether the Espcrtero or the oppo-
sition Will have the majority. The question otthe
proongation of the minority of the Queen was be-
onnnp TO be aotatcd The Cascllano contains
= letter from Saragossa Of the 18th, stating that
the Avunamcnto and national militia Of that city
Intended TO present petition in favor of that pre-
ect to the Cortes.
Accounts from Madrid are to the 10Th. The
Cortcs continued to be occupied in the verfcaton
of the returns. Anong99 deputies who have been
declared duly elected within the preceding two
DAYS is Senior Prim, lately deprived of his COM
mission of Colonel, for his conduct during the late
revolt at Barcelona. The new ministry had not
been appointed. The following list had, however,
been circulated M. Campuzano, as President
and Minister for Foreign Affairs Alonzo, Justice;
General Iriarte, the Interior; General Chacon,
War: Pita Pzaro. Finance; General Capaz,
Marine; Joachim Lopez, President OF the Con-
rress.
In the event OF the accession Of Don Joachim
Lopez, no difficulty was apprehended in obtaining
Cabinet capable of carrying on efficiently the
business of the Government. Meanwhile the
Minister'S pro tempore, were abont TO introduce
two bills Of some Importance INTO the Chamber
of Deputies one TO define the law of libel, the
other for the cstabl shment Of Banks throughout
Spain, having for Their object secure the capt.
tai subscriber by foreign capitalists, in the same
manner as that of foreigners vested in Mining
Companies is protected. An abundant harvest
is looked for throughout Spain, arising from the
abundance OF rain during the spring months
The Madrid Gazette of the 10th INST, pub
fishes the draught OF bill on trading banks 1t
contains the following clauses :. Article |. The
Government is authorized to deliver pennisslons
for the establishment Of banks in the provinces OF
The Peninsula and the adjacent Islands. 2. Each
bank shall have assigned to 1t district IN which
no other hank of similar nature can be estab-
I;loa 9. Il will not be permitted 70 any bank