New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
THE TRTRUNF T,
Thirteen Days Later fram Europe.
Arrival OF the Great Western.

mol. She has London dates to the l6lh and
Liverpool to the l7th, inclusive. She brought
1873 passengers.
The news is Of varied though not intense in
teest
The Cotton Market stands as at the last ad-
| rices-wih an active demand and large con-
sumption, but so heavy a stock that no advance
can be realized. Indeed, the tendency was rather
in favor OF buyers, though no shade of decline
can be noted
Queen Victoria gave birth to son on the 9Th,
VINO will OF course be Duke of York. Mother
end child arc doing well
Mehemet Ali has aodicated the throne Of
Egypt in favor of his son Ibrahim, and is going
on a pilgrimage to Mecca.
Joseph Boneparte is dead Also, the Grand
Duchess Alexandra of Hesse, daughter of the
Emperor Of Russia.
An election recently took place for Member
oi Parliament for Dudley MI Benbow, Con-
,saryative, bsat Mr.. Rawson, i.Corn Law, by
2l3 votes.
B,uns.eick, it is stated, will Withdraw from
the zo!l Verein on the lst of January next.
The Abolition of Imprisonment for Deht took
effect in England on the OH. A number of
debtors owing less than Sl00 were liberated on
that day.
The English Crops are very good. There
will he no considerable demand for Grain from
this country.
Washington Irving is in Paris, ard is about TO
visit London.
Tangier has been severely bombarded By u
French feet under the Prince deJoinvile. 1t was
thought that this would end the scufie between
France and Morocco.
The King of Saxony has gone home frors
England. The Prince Royal of Prussia is now
visiting there.
The Queen is confidently expected to visit
Ireland next Summer.
Nothing new has transpred in ireland, nor
with regard to O'Conna.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE QUEEN.-Queen Victoria
was safely delivered Of son, at Wadsor Castle,
at ten minutes 10 o'clock on the evening Of the
9Th inst The Ministers Of State were sent for soon
aier six, but did not arrive until the actual birth
had taken place. Her Hlajesty, at the time of the
sailing Of the steamer was as comfortable as could
be expected.
BIRTH OF A FRESCK PRIEcESs.-We are happy
10 state that the Princess de Jonville was al halt
past II last night, safely delivered of Princess, at
Neuiliy. Her koyal Highness and the infant Prin-
cess are both going iavoraby. 1t is curious CO.
Incidence that this is the anniversary OF the Prince
de u,ille's BIRTH day. He enters to-day his
9th year The Prince is to be promoted 10 The
rank Of Vice Admiral on his return from Morocco.
PARLIAMENT stands adjourned until September
S, TO enable the House Lords 10 give judgment i'll
The case Of Nlr. OConnell, aud also TO afford the
Minister opportunity, should he think proper TO
embrace IT, OF bringing the foreign relations of the
country before the National Inquest But before
parting, the leader of the Opposition and the Premier
had s2arring match about their respective pa.
naccas for the ills OF the country. Lord John Rus
ssl conteuded, o!courSe, that his prescription was
tha ony one ior " restoring the patient TO sound and
pristine health" while Sir Robert Peel declared, in
substance that his rival was quack, and that he
uione, of all men, possessed the charm for making
" all right again. This set-;o between the oppo-
sing State physicians, while il amused The bysand-
ers, was conducted on either side with much more
temper aud good humor than usually accompanies
such exhibitions, each, the prize fighters say, be-
inc willing 10 give and take. The onslaught was in
lroduced by that game. bantam, Shell, who stood up
for The liberation OF cock which has crowed Ii
good deal in his day-O'Connell.
Judgment in The case Of the traversers will he
given ON the ID proxmo and altnoug tits generally
understood that it will! confirm the proceedings in
the Irish Court, much will depend upon The opinions
which the Judges NAV entertain with regard 10 the
proceedings connected with The monster trials,
whether any portion o.. Mr.. OCunneli's term OF in
carceYstion will be cur,uiled. The Government is
much anxious 10 come TO terms with Mir.
Z o OConnvi Ihan lie IS with them.
The Hihernia steamship arrived out on the morn
Ing of the 18Th. The packet ship, Montezunla ar
rived out on the 9Th, the Roscius on The 18th.
On Wednesday, the 9Th instant, the greater pa,t
y OF the village flower Thorne, near Gravesend, was
DESTROYED by FIRE.
Information has been received of dreadful hur-
ricane having visited the different Pors on Saturday
and Sunday the 81 and 4b inss., attended with ii
great sacrifice OF liic and property.
IRELAND.
The meeting of the Repeat Association at Dublin
on the 9th inst wac, usual, rumerous!y attended
Daniel OConnell, Jr. announced the continued
good health OF the imprisoned martyrs, and handed
IN various sums OF money. He farther stated thai
his father disapproved Mr.. Shells speech in Parlia-
Inent on the result Of the State trials.
Mr. c. Powell, NJ. p. moved the adoption Of an
address 10 the QneeD praying that she would libe.
rate MIR. OConneli, who is stated in the address IL
be {" Her Nlajesty's most illuStrioHs subject" and
"the greatest of the age" The adoption o
the address was seconded by Henry Grattan, Esq
who stated that it had received ooi 93S signatures
Dir. Smith O'Brieu announced the amount of sub
scriptions 10 be t94o i|s. tor the week, and the
Wetll'S ucJput"oo.
IkisH ArrAIRs-Mr Shells Speech in the House
ofCcmmons on the 10Th:
SIR f. PGaL-Sir: gave notice that | should
10 day move the adournnien, of the House. now,
therefore, propose TO move that this House. AT us
rising, do adjourn till The 5,h OF September.
Mr.. SHE'LL: The Government have adJournedip in
stead of proroguing the House, because they wish
ed that the Judges should give their opinion before
next February upon case Of great political impcr-
lance and judicial doubt. Ii is felt tha, it would te
monsirous injustice that Mr.. O'Connell should
have been detained ipprison for nine months, in The
event Of the Judges being OF opinion that the irpris-
onnen, was originally illegal. Bu, it does not fol-
low from the admissions made by the Government
themselves, ,ta; ii detention Of Daniel O'Counell
Tor nine months would be an outrage-lhe detention
Tor three mouths is I'll injustice, less fsgrant, in
deed, but OF a gross and mos, lamen,able kind Re
lying on these practical concessions made upon
your side rise 10 direct your consideration 10 the
wisdom and The justice ofut once dischorging Mr.
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