New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-06
THE TiIIBU Ne
News by tho Britannia.

we OrCty announced ttlc arrival vi VIC p''""
MIA IN our Thursday mornings paper. Sh'
reached Boston a, O'Clock on Wednesday morn
ing, and brought Liverpool dates to the l9eh u'i
The news POSSESSES scarcely average interest
The most important news isthe Tremendous SYN
pa,hv in favor of O'Conne produced by his I'M
prisonmen., and the unparalleled increase oi the
Repeal rcnt-thc amount collected during sin
gle week being over three thousand guineas. Mr.
O'Conncli had been prohibited addressing III,
people from his prison yard, although in other re-
spects he was courteousy treated. la the mean
time the writ of error is being carried before tAe
House of Lords, and Thursday July line Ath Is
fixed for the opening of the case.
The Cotton market is slowly but steadily re.
covering from the depression it has long cxpcrl-
cnced and the opinion OF some OF the best prac-
tical men is that the corner has been turned, the
staple has seen its lowest point and the future Is
full of hope and promise. European Times,
The Emperor of Russia, after weeks stay III
England, took leave of the royal circle on Sun
dav the 9th inst. and arrived at Rotterdam on
Tuesday, en- route for his own domlniuns. He
was gazed at, fcted, and treated to all the sight
seeing which the wealth of the arislocracy and
PAsL1AMENTARY.-Few measures introduced
into Parliament have given rise to greater heart
burnngs than the Dissenter's Chapels Bill. 1t
was brought forward by the Government, in the
upper house, for the avowed purpose of putting an
end TO the unseemly litigation which has longe ex
listed between the Unitarians on the one hand,
and the PRESBYTERIAN and Independent bodies on
the other, respecting the legal right to certain
chapels where Socinian doctrines are now taught,
but which, according to the assertions OF the op-
poste party, have been diverted from the purposes
of the original founders 1t was just the measure
calculated to evoke the acrlmOny which too oittii
accompanies religious zeal; and, accordingly, Tia
"unco righteous in every part OF the country
have been up in arms against 1t. The drum
ecclesiustic " had sounded the alarm from ortlo
dox pulpits--petitlons, numerously signea, Wefr
presented against lt-and the House ol Commons
was to be the arena where the rival rellglonis'S
were to fight the battle. But the speech OF The
Attorney. General, from its coolness and greatdF
pumentative power, had an emoNent effect on
the passions OF the heated partisans. He showed
that many OF the petitions presented against tn,
measare were founded in ignorance of It's prov
slous and, tracing very clearly the justice and
necessity of the measure. he proved that when
ever a trust tor particular faith appeared osl the
title deeds of the chapel, the bill was inappllcabe.
and that it went no further than giving posses
sion on 81 prescriptive enjoyment OF twenty-five
wears A long discussion followed, IN winch the
arguments were all on one side, and The deciaula-
ton on the other, and a majority OF l9o IN favor
OF the bill gave the coup de grace TO It's opp
nents.
A great Ministerial crisis had Just been passed
through by Sir Robert Peel ard his friends in the
Commons. After pro!racted and angry debate
on the sugar dutes-the Government insisting on
the first named duty, 24s. and refusing to lister
to any compromise-they were beaten on the ti!sl
vote, by majority of twenty. After consulting
and drumming, however, for day and night, Sir
Roberts sirmness prevailed and the second vote
resulted in giving hun majority of twenty-five
thus securing the passage of this favorite Minis
isteria measure, with which, it was boldly de-
clared, they were prepared to stand or fall
GREAT WESTERN STEAMsHip.-A curious dis
pute has arisen between the Penlnsuar Company
and the Great Western Company. The former
il appears, purchased the ship, the Great West
ern, lor S32, ,00G, the owners undertaking to d'
whatever the Admiralty Surveyors might deem
necessary to qualify the vessel for tie mail ser
vice. a considerable delay taking place ~ com
cipIe some time was requested and granted. AL
being ready, "a trial Was had down the Severn, un
der The inspection of the Admiralty Sutvcyor,"ht
found all right with the exception oil the sup? J
of steam, on winch he declined to pass the saf
yey. Some alterations having been niadc Ill ih'
boilsrs. the vessel was announced as ready ior ;
second trial. at the request oi the owners. some
delay occurring in the appointment OF the secont
trial, the Great Western Company declared tho
hsresin off. and advertised her to sail 20 New
York on the 22dinst.
New York PAcxETs-Since our last publica
ton there have been numerous arrivals from New
York. The COLUMBUS reached on the Ash, ant
the Ashburton on the 5th inst, the Stephen Whit
nev and the Yorkshire on the 9th, followed BY
the Queen OF the West on the 9th. On the l2tf
the Ohio arrived making quick voyage o
eighteen days, and bringing US dates 10 the 24ii
ut. inclusive. The Britannia steamer from Bos
Boston, arrived at midnight on the 18th, alter
very quick voyage of l2t days, including he
sto6D,ny at Halifax. The Sheridan, from New
York, arrived on the l4th. European Times.
DEATH OF CAMrpELL.-Thomas Campbell, III
Poet died at Boulougne, France, on the lo'i
inst.
1t is expected that the accouchement of He
Majesty will take place in the month of July.
His Majesty Louis Philippe is expected to visi
England during the month OF September
The weather throughout England was tavora
be and crops very promising.
pubuc Feeling Towards Mr.. O'ConncIi
The demonstrations of sympathy with OfConne
have been strongly evinced throughout the count,
Tho repeal button has been universally adopted
and public meetings have been called and held io
the purpose OF expressing opinions on the Stat
Tr,ais, and on the incarceration Of the martyrs
in Glasgow, Birmingham Dublin and Liyerpo1 10
Addresses 10 MIR. OConnell have been Vo.eu ny u
cornorate bodies in Dublin, Kilkenny, NewIy an
Limerick, and public prayers have been recon
mended by the prirsls 10 be put up for the proIee
ton OF Heaven on the "Liherator,' und for hls dc
livery. The repeal papers have appeared in moun
ing. The contributions ts the repeal rent have great
ly increased.
The Corporation Of Dublin, on the 6,hlnst adop
ed al address TO the Queen on the subject oi h
O'Cenuels imprisonment, and an address OF syn
pa,hy 10 MIR. O'Connell himself. A petition 10 ID