New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
From Europe.
serenteen DAYS Latcr....By By steamship Barr Ass'A'

ship Independence. The papers say -.
1T has given little satsiac ton on this SIDE OF lg
wafer OF the various pens 10 "hicn II tI. tla1
EMPLOYMENT all without exception, hhu ldI:. e'e:'
with the OF lis morality VI It's s,stin,r
mns The absence OF all censure OF tne IG'uui"uil7
Sotes in so elaborate document Is heio 70 DC QUE
of,s urinary defects the treebooung style IN wh1c
:, rscppmmends the erection of American military
nosts on the Oregon, while the territory ltseli Is l
DISPUTE. has given great offence, ana 'he maj
ner in which the President hts MS "lsliIs ioi tae
annexation of Texas, and the hard words ne pe-
slows upon Mexico, (from which it Is evident that
he desires 10 proceed to blows with that totterlns
Renblic MAS been held 10 indicate very low stan
dard of moral feeling. All these points have oeen
sharply criticised"
We regret to see the death Of Mr.. Secretary
Morrison, the missionary at Hong Kong, an ln-
dvdual highly gifted, and universally regretted
There is nothing new from England The con-
test between the Landlords and League continues
Incendiarism is frequent in various parts OF the
country. The distress Of the lower classes SHOWS
no abatement. In London, especially IL Is Saiu
to be very great
FRAscE.-The Chamber of Deputies opened
on the 2dinstant, and the King had delivered ms
speech. interrupted with the usual quantity OF
'' V1Ue te hO1 10 Dol ilou"eo 1ii ''10
Of congratulation. He says:
Fl ssd haze Sc posag m ec e caes Of at
,s moment the object of all soiicitude and 9t my most
he so aSofs to TWO two aasons we'll dspos owa
Iance and that in Greece vel as in Spain WI
rnne gpnbc liberty The sincere friendship which
une me 10 the Queen Great Britain and the cordial u
nave CONCLUDED with the King ofsardina ard the epub
ftpafle n cnm
am negotiating with other States in several parts Of The world
protecting our ,sN ap51sJ w sid
onen a new career to their intelligent activity
br me marriage Of my son the Prince Of Jonv
with the Princess Francisco the sister OF the Emperor o
aud and the queen 55 pNse i unloo more 10 those
which God has reserved 10 me.
The French Chamber of Deputies had assem-
bled to elect it's officers OF the eighteen Chair
men and Secretaries elected by the nine Standing
Committees. 10 were ministerial and Oppose
.;on The different candidates for the Presidency
had neither, on the first baotng, received an alb
solute majority.
The Duke of Aumae arrived safe at Constan-
tinople on the 4th inst.
An Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plen
ipotentiary of her Majesty Isabella the Second,
! to the Queen Mothers S. Donozo Cortes, arrived
in Paris early in the week, to invite Queen Chris
tina back to Madrid. One account says she de-
clined because she was also invited to take TO-
00O, 900 francs with her in cash, of the l5O,oOO,-
| 600 francs still remaining in her coffers another,
that she only delayed an answer to see the issue
Of the long debate in the Cortes on the Queens
declaration against Olozaga.
The ROYAL Court ul Paris had decided that
East Indian slaves, as well as all other slaves,
recover their liberty the moment their feet are Oh
the territory Of France.
The Moniteur, of Sunday, publishes Royal
ordinance. countersigned by Marshal Soult, APP
pointing NJ Dumon Minister Secretary of State
for the Department of Public Works, in the room
Of NJ Teste, who is appointed President of one
Of the Chambers Of the Court of Cessation, and
raised to the dignity of Peer Of France. By an
other ordinance, NJ, Hypolyte Passy, former Min
lister Secretary of State, is raised to the dignity
of Peer of France. Unimportant as these
movements appear, they are considered lndlca-
tons of more important things. The removal Of
NJ Teste is supposed to foreshadow Marshal
Sout's secession from Office. "The nomination
of NJ. Dumon is considered TO PROVE" says the
Paris letter of the Times, the increasing lnfiu-
cncc and power of NJ. Guizot and would not ia
TO create in the Paris press sensation that would
not be easily allayed, were 1t not that the opposl-
ton papers had attacked him with So much vio-
| lence because of his contending that the various
great lines of railroad should be adjudged to spec
uators, and not carried on by the State This
was in all probability the immediate reason for
| his dismissal which takes away from the oppo-
sition ono head OF charge against ministers"
SpA1N-Advices from Madrid come down to
the 5th instant, when the tedious debate IN the
Cortes still went on.
Efforts making bv the mutual friends OF Gen.
Serrano and Gonzales Bravo, TO settle IN an am
icabe manner the difference which had arisen
between them, had not yet had the desired re-
suit.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times states,
that rumor had already announced the occurrence
OF an instruction at the Spanish capital" Be
the on dit true or false, you should be prepared
for accounts of the most unpleasant nature from
Spain Narvaez has foreseen the difficulties
about to arrive, and is determined on anticipating
them bv the concentration of an immense army at
Madrid, and of assuming the direction of affairs.
He may succeed, but he may also fail"
Don Carlos will not, it is said, now permit his
son to marry Queen Isabella as he hopes by a
union with the Progresistas to place him cventu-
ally on the throne.
The Queen has suspended the sitting of the
CorteS in order 10 carry out some plans of govern
ment-levyng supplies, &c. which might not
meet its applobaton.
INDIA AND CHlNA-The report of Heera Slngh's
murder is contradcted Leena Singh also sur
vived. And both these chiefs. though previously
opposed to each other, were reconciled for the
moment, and welded Joint sway over Selkh en-
pre- that is, over the 10000 men collected in the
vicinity of Lahore.
AT Gwallor. the khaskee has been seized by
troops without bloodshed, and his reign is at an
end 1t is supposed that this event will render
the advance of an army unnecessary.
Dost Mahommed has been shot dead al Cabui bv
.,rGcr Of The Pripcc oE Rclic,:crs D..