New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-18
s.iII Later from Europe.

gence, and kept Qud nuncs on tiP-toe' anu yese'-
dev morning at o'clock the Britannia arrived ct
Boston with London and Liverpool dates 10 the 18th
inst, We received Wilmer Il Smiths European
Times and the Boston papers Of yesterday, at ten
minutes before o'clock las, eyening-fcr which we
Thank Messrs. Harden Il Co.
The principal topic of discussion by the British
press is the rumored intention OF Her Majesty 10
visit Ireland preparatory 10 an amnesty RENTING
OConnei and his fellow prisoners the remaining
term Of their imprisonment. Whether true or not,
the mere runner has created great excitement among
all parties. The Conservatives profess TO disbeiieve
thai Ministers will make the Queen party to such
proceeding, while the Repeal organs tsays the
European Times,l openly declare that an amnesty
would neither be received Is favor, nor turn the
Irish people from their purpose. The affairs Of
Morocco, and The possibility @: II war between this
country and France, have raised the hopes al tin
Repeat party; and i, - CT the signs OF the times
that several Of their Journals advert WITH evlG6nt
satisfaction 10 the chances OF a French Invasion OF
ireland. Another MODE OF obtaining in peal winch
appears 10 find favor with the Association, is pro-
poss! 10 abstain from all exc,seIble articles, and
particularly from those Oh English growth or manu-
facture, ms certain means OF aft citing the revenue
TO so serious en- extent that the Government will he
compelled To accede 10 their demands. This reso-
luton, however, has not been finally adopted but
Nr. Smith o Brien has minated that both Govern
rn-ht and the people should contemplate such &c.
termination as probable contingency.
Mr Daniel Connel un at recent meeting of the Re2ee
Association sad " state u ne the opinion o NJ. a.
Conne association should tqke steps TO sc:
persons Us possible being already eeioners To-
take the abstinence pledge t9r limited perlod-thnt - ur
the Repeal Of the Union NJ OConnel has consulted "a
will not Ia ke the pledge for life -Four of MI O'COnnes
grandson have already taken IN this limited shape and NJ
shape motion Tor IN a:regae meeting at Contar or some
other ni,abe vicinity TO administer the EepeSi ,0n a6
Dr. Shel of Baliyshannon has published letter
denying that Father Mathew has authorized any
such proceeding US the above Father Mathew has
himself also contredicted this in the Dublin iloni-
tor. He says
Il j. true that Nh OConrc coadcsccnded nk whether
thought That l smith e1s pledge would oe injurious
To the eal Abstinence Societvl answered not IN the enS
Tins was al thu; the subject had no, the
Instant zen OF connecting myself with this M reneht 90,
con der MI smith O'frien te.totser Te-o;e!ism sGni
remuneration of alcoholic drinks for e o., 6 L IN
the Irish pledge. go brdFh-foreveT.
The English Judges, in the case OF Mir OCoD-
nell and The State prisoners, have confirmed the
Judgment given by the Irish Court OF Queens
Bench
The account of the capture and occupation o.
Mosedore, by the French, is the only piece OF inei
town and its batteries have been destroyed and the
island invested with French garrison. yer.
considerable loss however, was sustained by the
assailants-much greater, as is usually the c7se,
;hau that returned in the official account. Ii Is i'm
possible TO predict what may be the final issue oi
This struggle, as the Emperor OF Morocco IS using
every fort 10 make successful resistance, and as
there is d daily increase in the number of the Aoors,
who maintain the conflict with graf spirit and iui-
petuoSty.
la Spain, and other parts Of the Continent, the
belief is general that the affairs OF Morocco viii
lead to n between the great Powers; and ~
Germany il is even rumored that alliance often
sive and defensive against France has already beer
formed between Great Britain and Russia. The
Italian insurgents said 10 he watching The pro-
sress of events with unusual interest, and the Papa
and Austrian Governments adopting measures
Of precauton TO meet contingencies. The visit OF
the King Of Prussia to the Austrian Court IS taken
as sign OF more intimate intercourse between the
TWO great powers of Germany, and the present con-
dion Of the world proves that rupture between
France and England would not only be a war OF
giants but would involve Europe i'll lis consequen-
ces.
From Egypt we have some further details Of the
late proceedings of Nlehemet Ali, hut they throw no
certain light upon his purpose, and indeed nTe CON
undictory III their statements OF the reasons which
are supposed TO have led 10 his departure from Alex
antria Some accounts attribute his movements 10
Il sudden fit of insanity, while others. with more
probability, suggest that he has ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF AN Intrigue against him III his own fanny, and
that he had determined take them by surprise.
Whatever may be the cause, il is Important TO know
by the last advices that lbrahim Pachs had not as
sumed tine Government, and tnat the country was
perfectly tranquil.
An Express from Alexandria, dated the Goth OF
August announces that intelligence had been re-
cryed by the Bentick, from Calcutta, that Lord
Peterborough was 10 leave Calcutta on the 25th OF
July by the Nemesis, and could not be expected TO
reach Suez before the end OF this month, as th-
monsoons have been very severe. Capt keilcck, oi
the Benlck, has brought rather important news
from Alden, where it appears thai strong army 81
So 900 Arabs is collecting for The purpose OF attack
ing the place.
EXTRAORDINARY Disclosures Daring the last
few DAYS disclosures Of The most extraordinary cha
rscter have been made in the letter carriers office OF
the General Post Office from the discovery By the authorities
OF most cOlusnn the part OF sever lciiecaTe
smnve in Inc delivery Of e,tet in me Western District OF
The metropolis who appears have been Tor some ts IN me
others connected with the sporting world with the view Ms ter
A. we can learn. dnpvne OF such information iorsome pc
oI ia m m what RS: already beer asce;ained there be
question bu; tina, ths illegal and most pracce
Inward outward have been thus eae ana ther contents
copied the letters BEN. aerwGrd duly delivered OF forward
ed ~ the cnse mg Il also proved that bets 10 large
auoln; have lard BY several oi the paIlss Implicated
ana it a. sf G ,s oc to Sh and ADDITIONAL Ieve nions
made cul2lIory Of other and subscribers who
have either directly indirectly been engaged IN The rHnsac
uun
SO active as they were bat there seems 10
fad fault with the general consumption OF the most
important leading articles, such as lea. sugar, tai
low, cotton, sc. the latter Article ranging decidedly
in favor OF the manufacturers. Ii is satisfactory
also 70 state that the accounts from the manufactur
ing districts continue good, and the recsnt Amer
can and other foreign arrivals have brought orders
10 q fair extent, that our manufacturing popuia-
ZION finds steady employment on the whole. AS re-
CARDS the great northern coal trade it is farther
I;fving 10 state that resumption Of work is taking
place There will be wool sales here in about three
weeks or month.
The Postscript 10 the Times says:
now, believe, finally determined that her MAJESTY
and Prince lbe vii embark board the royal yach;
Monday Tuesday and lmmed stey proceed Scot
land the Duke OF Athoi. Whose gnIicsni
his Royal HiShn will ENJOY the sports OF the field
MEXICO AND ExAs.-An advertisement appear
ell about the @d Of .ur. prrp07tng 10 procure
MISSIONS n ioreen service IL has come 20 the ears OF the
Legation thai tbs Ind reference 20 Texas and ,nst
allies OF that country have bought aoc are nng ou'
which intended sail immediately from
this country cannon and the material o; warfare were to D.
thher BY those SANS. and red that IL or 10
departing Ot .hs country with tie Intention oi