The New York herald., 1844-09-01
THIRTEEN DAYS LATER
FIR o M u UROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
GREAT WESTERN!!I
INTERESTING IsTELLIGENCE.
STATE OF THE COTTON MARKET,
Accouchement of the Queen.
IRISH STATE TRIALS.
Bombardment of Tangier.

Bombardment Of Tangier.
AbdieatiOn Of Mchemst ALI.
&C. 8c. &c.
The Great Western, Captain Matthews, arrived
at half pas, six o'clock last evening from Liverpool
with advices from that place to the 18th inclusive.
Our London dates are to the 10TH
She has thus made the passage in exactly two
weeks. One hundred and thirty-shree passengers
came in her.
There has been no change in Cotton-tendency,
however, in favor of buyers There was good
trade demand.
The accouchement Of the Queen had taken
place She gave birth to Prince.
Affairs in Morocco have assumed more quiet
aspect. France has intimidated the Emperor. The
bombardment of Tangier will probably settle the
trouble.
Mehemet Ali has abdicated in favor Of his son
Ibrahim.
News from the continent seems to be barren Of
interest.
The Montezuma. hence. arrived out on the Slh,
and the Roscus on the 10th.
Joseph Bonaparte is dead.
The Prince Royal of Prussia is now on visit to
England. Great Britain is this year overrun with
foreign nobility.
O'Connell and his aff'4irs remain about the same
asper last accounts.
The intelligence Of the English crops is very "a
hln IN Epglaad nd nfo Ia
Mr.. Washington Irving has arrived in Paris on
leave OF absence for two months from his dplo-
matte duties IN Spain. After short stay he will
pay visit tn London.
The King of Saxony embarked on board her
Majssy's steamer Lightning the 4th instant,
and quilted our shores to return to his dominions,
via Hamburgh.
The Dublin Evening Post states, on the authori-
ty OF Its Loadon correspondent, that the Queen ls
certainly to visit Ireland early next summer.
A mysterious stranger has arrived at Barcelona,
who is suspected to be the Count de Trepani, the
intended husband Of the Queen.
Sir John Guest, Bart, M P, has lately received
an order from Russia, for $1,000 tons of irons, for
the purpose OF being employed in the construction
OF railways.
The latest accounts from Lisbon state, that the
heat there was intense the thermometer being,
generally, as high as SO, and some days up to 100
degreen In the shade.
AT great free trade meeting held at Northamp-
aslgnal triumph over the combined Tories and
Chartists, the latter headed by their redoubtabe
leader Feargus O'Connor
The borough Of Dudley was the scene Of a con-
test on the Sth instant The successful candidate
was MIR. Benbow, Conservative, who defeated
his opponent, Mr.. Rawson, the free-trader, by 2l3.
The most important piece of news here, (Hano-
yer, Aug. - Is, that Brunswick withdraws. from
the Praseian Customs Union, which will positively
be at New Year, l845.
BRIrIsH AND BELGIUM LETTERS The postage of
letters between England and Belgium is reduced to
Is for the whole distance, Of which sum Belgium
will take 3D. and England ID This is reduction
of more than half Of the present rate. The pre-
payment will be optional.
In case OF tobacco smuggling. recently investi-
gated at the Mansion-houso, London, 1t was stated
that 10000 pounds of tobacco had been lately clear
ed sut OF the Custom-house in Dutch cheeses!
The Anti. Corn-L Law League, after an interval of
five weeks. held their last meeting for the season,
At Covent Garden Theatre, on the 7th instant
Mr.. Golden Indignantly denied the report put forth
by the Morning Herald about the impending dissO-
luton Of the body.
THE SUISSE CoNTEsT.-A Paris letter states, that
"ths late judgment Of the Court of Premie In
stance has been set aside, and new one given by
the Cour Koyals, IN favor OF " the MARQUIS OF
ESQ, 900 in the hands of Dsbaque and Caillez bank
ers, Paris. This important decision has produced
very great sensation"
WRECK OF THE " MIssouRI.''-A letter from Glib
wreck OF the American frigate Missouri going
on well, and that 1t was expected that she would
be afoat in two or three weeks from the 2lst of
July The work was most arduous one, as it had
to be conducted under burning sum- with the ther-
mometer at l25, and in the shade varying from 50
to ITO degrees.
FAcroRIKs IN GREAT BRIrAIN AND IRKLAND.-In
Engssad1 aa there are 7S cotton factories. employ
325S0 hands; in Ireland. % factories and 4,Ol1
hands.-Glasgow National.
The German papers state that the Government
Of Austria and Prussia have made a convention,
whereby, In case OF any renewal OF disturbances
Ly the workmen on the frontiers OF the two king
donna, the armed forces of the two Sovereigns
rccprocaly to obey the calls OF the magistrates OF
the other country IN re-estsbishing tranquility.
The ABOLITION OF IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT
The above act, which received the royal assent on
the 9th inst, by commission, came into operation
the following day, when number Of debtors who
had been imprisoned in the different metropolitan
prisons for debts under E10, were liberated, aud the
same course will be adopted in all the other jails
Throughout tho country, with the exception OF those
persons who stand committed for penalties due to
the Crown.
rence OF the 30th ult, mention the death of Joseph
Bonapsrte, once King OF Naples, and afterwards of
Spain He died on the 2Sth ult, after long illness
His brothers, Louis and Jerome, were with him i'm
his last moments. Louis is now the head of the
family, but his health is also very bad and his sue
cessor is Prince Louis Napoleon, the prisoner at
Ham. Inc hoinagna Is stated 10 pc still In very
disturbed state. II is said, too, that the Pope is
dangerously ILL
We have 10 announce the demise Of the Grand
Duchess Alexandria, fourth daughter Of the Empe-
ror of Russia, and consort OF his Royal Hghness
Prince Frederick of Hssee. The Grand Duchess's
illness it is well kown, was the principal cause OF
the Emperor's hasy departure from this country
The young princess, prematurely cut of, was
born oath June, 1926 and was married last Septem-
Der to the Prince Frederick of Hesse. The courts
of the Hague, Sake Weimer, Wurtemberg, and
Hesse arc placed in mourning by the demise Of the
Grand Duchess.
SpoLIATIoN OF CHURcHYARDs.-T inhabitants
Of Enfield arc much excited BY the exposure which