New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-04
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Cambria.


., the wharf. in Boston on Thursday at halt pas .
o'clock. p. NJ in - days from Liverpool having
les ,bs, nor, on the 10th uli al ! O'Clock, 2 VI.
Tho Cotton Market was active at full prices, with
a speculative feeling
The fears entertained Of a failure IN crops "ei'
di--i paied by fine weather.
The Masia for Railway speculation continues oii'
sbated in England France and other countries
The steamship Grea, Britain, from this port ar
rived at Liverpool Sept Is, at O'clock A NJ she
sailed Aug 3Orh.
The Cambria brought 20 passengers from Liver
,ool 70 halifax: 70 from Liverpool TO Boston and
tn Halifax 10 Boston. Among them we notice
Charles A Davis. Jack Downing bearer OF De
spa,ches, and C. Jerome OF Ne" Haven VINO na'
been over to Europe to keep the world IN time WIKI
his Yankee clocks
We are indebted to Harnden & co. Wilmer and
Smith and others for Liverpool London, Paris and
other napers. from which we have compiled iul'
digest Of commercial and general news
The unexpected arrival. Sept II. at Liverpool, OF
the steam shp Unioorn from Halifax created A.
mach surprise and conjecture as did her arrival here
q few weeks since. 1t rumored that she had
been chartered by the London Times to BRING py
cXnress news of War with Mexico-she only
wanted new boilers, She made the passage in 10
DAYS and Of course anticipated the Hbernia by two
or three days
Tho Crccr bss returned from her German tour. She
- - ber ,yav home At the Chateau d'Eu. and
.sc1 ught or two under the hOspltabe ROOT OF me
King OF the French The meeting OF the TWO monafcas
on the shore Of Treport s set forth WIN All me worry
,onu,epess Of London etier.wrteri bathing machine
81. orlv
ueen Victoria on the doninions OF her powerful neie
Dor and in this frai thing OF panks the shoihled
monarchs embraced with becoming sense ol lns 'uu
cTOus &C.. o. 49, -
The deer killing Al Gotha, At which the Queen WIS
snectator has been rather strongly denounced IN some
Of the leading organs OF public opinion Inc
according to all the accounts was "i TIC iiO'' y
I and savage kind. IL, 3. -,
The Royal family are now at Osborne House IN 'he
Isle of Wight and in few days WI return 10 lndsor
The Queen : continental trip occupied monih-One OF
the most extended periods Of seexpatriaon when MS
tory assigns to an English Sovereign Her stay IL SAID 10
have terminated somewhat abruptly, IN consequence oi
unconscious umbrage which muslhcehce character
i-ed az sinied has gwen to the PuiusOvng Germans
The city of Cologne whose cathedral Queen victoria
On her visit contributed literally Is offended WIN me
.lonaiion and talks of returning It, AZ All events so
hastily did Royalty rerace ts steps that some OF the
German Princes who had anticipated their resources by
desire to entertain the Queen, were not favored win
visit and incurred necdessy an outlay which they can
III afford
Tho disease amongst the potatoe crop seems 20 be uni
versal. il has attacked the esculen simultaneously in
Great Britain and the European as did last year on
the American continent Several suggestions have been
thrown out for remedying the evil the most practical oil
which has been put forth by farmer Of Dusseldorf he
recommends narrowing deeply the earth IN when me
nbercles are planted. This plan il is said viii produce
cvanorstion bv which the humidity caused by the fer
,neiafion will disappear. Some districts have escaped
the ravaees Of the disease but the injury Is TOO WIDE
spread not to alarm. ON the European continent
the potato crop has been all but destroyed. and IN Hot
land Ragiurn and the north of France. the most serious
fears were enierained-so serious that the expectation
of food was figdy prohibited and all duties on the I'M
portation of IL rescinded
bc rsen excited state If affairs in the ned States
arising out of the Mexican dispute, and the feeling which
for wise or pacific purpose has been evoked to pre-
vent speedy and satisfactory adjustment oil the oregon
m,eston-ihcse combined said TO have deter
mined the English Government 10 increase materially
their force in Canada and the North American colonies.
The Southwark election, upon which public attention
has been fixed or less intently during the last
month has terminated in tie return OF Sir William Mo'es
worth Liberal The other candidates were Nj flchcr
a Conservative and Mr. Mall an extreme Liberal, who
edits the NOHcgnfOrfnis, ana was formerly, appears
Shall Cromwell have a statue 2" is question which
has been much discussed OF ae by The diurna and the
weekly press. a
Among the ships arrived at Liverpool. we notice
the Europe New York Liverpool and Siddons from New
York The Royal Mail steamer ibernia arrived on the
3h ult at NJ The papers were forwarded to London
0
Britain arrived ON the 18th At A. NJ. Her passengers, IN
lengthy address. express their qualification win the
ease and accommodation OF the vessel and their opinion
that the speed of which the vessel Is capable has
not been attained during this voyage owing Ia want OF
sufficient steam to work the engines TO the power for
which they are calculated. This defect IL now being
rernedied under Captain Iioskens direction
| An explosion of amost awful nature took place
/ in the Laboratory department OF the Royal Arsenal
Woolwch on the i7lh ult by which seven persons
were killed simultaneously Inc "hoIe OF me glass Of
| ,,.t kf- tho Nfln ND fhs
building set on fire and bursting open the door
awful spectacle presented of the dreadiuy scOrched
bodies hcaped above each other at e back of the door
To which appears they had rushed but failed in open
inc il The clothes of the deceased Were literally burned
of their bodies. and their remains backcned.
| DoNc.srFR ST. LEGER.-Ihs great race was run
| on the l7th ut. The weather Immediately preceding
was Of the wors, description. There was, however a
good attendance the lit showed l0l subscribers -
horses started. Il was very last race. won by Mr.
Watts The Baron second Miss sarah third, FANTASIA
BEFORE starting Miss Sarah the ayOrie IN the bet
tine al > to 2 or sometimes 90 and the winner The
| Baron Is To 80 much Tor Judgment on the turf
ENGLISH PRIzE FiGHTING-Last week pueil
isic comics, for the championship Of England took place
ninety three rounds TWO hours and ten minutes when
Bendigo was declared the winner by the referees but
decision is disputed by Csun and the battle money at
present withheld.
ATMOSPHERIC RArLwAY.-Expcrimcnta trips
have been made ON the Croydon Atmospheric Railway.
which with allowance for the fact that every thing is
yet IN compete Working oTutf nave Dten very udts
factory The line is hye miles long extending from the
Dartmouth arms 10 Croydon. The average speed only
one engine being employed for the five miles thirty
miles an hour the greatest velocity fortyfve greater
speed was attained Friday. The train passed up the
vaduct across the Brighton line which has an incline
in 80 at the the other parts In report
10 the Directors. Mr.. Samuda the Engineer remarks
speed Of seventy miles per hour has been attained
with tram Of six carriages and speed OF thirty miles
Der hour with train Of sixteen carriages using only
steam engine over sections Of main. Ia IA length Of
hve miles have found il practicable TO obtain
cuum OF iwentyseven inches IN the whole length and
have run trains upwards OF sixty miles hour
the I'VE miles with the aid of one engine only
IRELAND.
|, was rumored that the Queen was about to visit
I Cork.
The Repeal agitation has lost an able. enthusias-
tic and wiihsl honest champion, by the untimely
death of Ir Thomas Davis the principal editor Of the
Nation newspaper who died Sept 9th from the effects
OF a gastric fever with which be seized about ten
DAYS previous Mr. Davis had barely entered the prime
ofc being little 30 years ofage and the columns Of
the Journal which he presided since lis establish
mcnt bore ample testimony 90 his capacity a writer
of no ordinary ability Tbs Repeal Association it's said
have determined TO honor the lamented gentleman with
public funeral