New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
From our Evening Edition OF Je:'s:cs7.
Later from Europe.

Later from Europe
The Emerald. which sailed from Havre on he
III ult and Ii. Virsinian, from Liverpool on the
same dav. arrived yesterday morning, bringing
Liverpool and Paris papers 0; the Goth. The news
from England is very triiing import. The Ai6''a
SAYS:
There have been mach gossip and speculation
since eur last. the position OF our foreign ahaiFe'
but little really important additional lnoHna''on-
The principal items OF intelligence may ne summed
Nd in three sentences thus: nothing farther OF con-
SEQUENCE has transDired in conne1ion with Noroc-
co: ths Pzcha Of Egypt has determined upon not
vet reiinquishing the sweets OF authority ana me
affairs of Tahiti are in fair way OF beng amlcabiy
adjusted.
The Prince ROYAL of Prussia arrived in Liverpool
on the 18th. en- route for Scotland. i ne ffiAce
suite consists OF seven nob!emen
Her majesty and the baby are we'll.
There vas nochange in the Cotton Marker, though
! holders were rstrer hrmer.
The Kiug of the Belgians is expected shortly to
visit England.
| sUished artist. thrown from MS morse ana Sc
yerelv cut srd bruised.
Colonel Dundas wro spoke disrespectiully OF the
Queen about three years ago. and was dismissed the
service, mas been restored 10 his rank.
Ii is said that her Majesty will commence ler
simmer cruise. in the royal s'esmyach' 'c'o'ie
a II.
visccuat Sandon and family, with party OF
| friends have arrived al Burnt Norton. near Chippen
| Campter, where they intend STAYING month OF
FRANCE.
A Tslegraphic Despatch in the CONSTITUTIONAL
OF the Goth, dated MarSeilIes. Aug. I'D, announces
that Marshal Bugeaud had had en- engagement
on the lth with the Barherians. on the lsey river.
TIE enemy mustered ever 20,0po strong, and the
battle was prolonged aDG severe one The FRENCH
however, according to the Prince de JoinSie soIIie-
Tin. ob,ane, complete victory, and routed Inc en-
tire encampment o.: the enemy winch covered
square league Of ground. Eleven pieces Of ordnance
sixteen standards, 900 or 200 tents among which
was that Of the Emperors son, his umbrella, (insy-
nia of his command, all his personal effects, and
greet quautr, of munitions Of war and otacr booty
| ;elii into the hands Of The yic;ors.
Tie loss ii the Moo.s was about 500 Killed. The
French loss was inconsidsrahle. The French des-
pate res are full of congratulations this glorious
event \ paper states that the celebrated Empe-
ror's Black Guard the dover Of his army, was pre-
sent al the baue of Is.ey
The ships of the line Horts-uma and iege1ibie
with several other ships of war, have been ordered
to JOIN tie fact Of The Prince de Ioinville.
|
!2.h t. heavy cannonading was heard 10 the South
ws-d it wes supposed to be the bOhbardmenl OF
Larache and Alogadore.
FsoM HoSDURAs.-Hr have files OF the Hondu-
ras tBeiize) Observer 10 the 9th August, in which
we find nothing OF any interest. The rains in the
Islands had been very copous and prospects OF a
coed Weld in Barbados. Dominica 81. Vincent
! &c. were favorable.
The papers are principally occupied in discus
sions inc local criminal trials going on in the va
! rious Courts.
The Observer states that the quantity of Mahoga-
ny shipped this season will be unusually large.
TLx,s-L,rER-rh Nec Orleans Bee of the
9th, SAYS: We learn that llr. Corr, the messenger
employed by hlr. Newell, who is the acting
| United States Consul AT Galveston, 10 bring DIS
patches 10 be- forwarded to our Governmental WASH
ng;on which understood 10 refer solely 10 the
state oil the affairs consequent on the death OF Gen.
| Howard and the Consul at Galveston. We learn
farther thar Mr. Corr did bring official despatch
IS for the English or French Minister'S bur only
some letters from private individuals. We also learn
thar Mr. Corr knows nothing about the 10 Que men
reported to be at the Rio Grande. The first intima
non he had OF iher being there he has seen ia the
New. Orleans papers.
MMyE.--The Boston Post of yesterday con-
tains returns from 404 towns, which give Ander
son is 423, Robinson, IS, l42, ali others, 8, do
whole number Of votes received thus far, 92,I
The towns u be heard from gave Van Buren, 439
majority, and Harrison 81.
CLINTON AGoUslNG.-rhe Wings OF Clinton Co.
celebrated The anniversary OF the Battle OF Platls-
burgh Qlh Sept. in ine style. The number pre-
sent, as we learn from the Peusburgh Wing, was
variousl, estimated at from six 10 thousand,
among whom were one thousand ladies' and nv
| huni!r,d Green Mountain Bows. BENJAMlN
KtrcHUM. Esq. Of P!attsbursh presided. After
listening 10 eloquent and able address from
| Hon. GEORGE p. MARSH of Vermont and some
choice music from the various Bands and Gee
Clubs il attendance, the meeting adjourned 10 din
rer. Having despatched nicely barbacued OK
they returned 10 the ground end were farther eec-
lively addrs by Gov. SLADE OF Vermont and
Hon, E. d. CULVER of Washington County.
~ There was neighborhood gathering Of
5000 al VERNON, Oneida Co. on Saturday last,
which was ably addressed by ]. w. FOWLER Of
Otsego and Judge JAMES DUSS OF Chemung.
great impression was made, and some changes to
the Wing eide.
- The Wings Of HuSrIyGroS, Suffolk Coan
ty, had meeting on Saturday, and were addressed
By Messrs J. B. SCOUTS and II. F.. DAVIES of this
City. They meet again on Friday the 9th at North
port.
tYF The Wings Of New ROCHELLE, Westchcs.
ter Co. organized Clay Club on Saturday evening
aad were addressed by d. HARRISON, one of their
number, and BY JoHS B. GEDSEy Of White Plains
r. WM H. VAS WAGNER. the Poughkeepsie
Blacksmith, will speak in defence OF the Tsrib,
At Flushing. L. /. on Wednesday. 2;,h inst.
II f,w more tickets for the great New-Eng
LAID Mast Meeting in Boston may be had BY early
application to-day al the Central Conm;iee ROOM
IL Broadway.
Tine steamer Naraganseit will leave pier No. l,
North River, this "Wednesday evening, Tor Boston
fare both ways $3.50.
- The Meeting in EAsrcHrsrGR, wes;chs=ter
Co. near Tuclahoe) dces not take place on Friday
tiic tyaak boch asr .;c,a, m SoturIav