New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN.
-Four DAYS Later from Europe.

Cotton stiIl hrm-.lron n2afn on Inc advahce-
Corn Market AUTHORIZATIONS Riots In Ger
many, &c. DC.
The steamship Great Western, commanded b,
Capt B. r. MATHEWS, left Liverpool on Saturday
( Aug 3d. q, a quarter past O'Clock P. VI and ar
| rived of Sandy Hook at Q O'Clock yesterday after
noon, making the passage in II days
The Great Western encountered heavy seas and
head winds during good part Of the passage.
The number Of passengers is one hundred ana
forty,fre. Among them we notice Hon. Mr.. Jeh
fer. T. s Minister to Austria, and his atiachei non
Mr.. Bulware late L. s. Charge to Naples sup
planted by w II. Polk; Hon. c. hushes, 90
Hague J. H. Vernon, Member Of the British House
of Commons from East Retford, and other dis'in-
ynisbed individuals. See List Her freight is also
very large and valuable
G,ea, nr.;se ia due to the Agents Of this vessel,
,ba, Notwithstanding her late arrival a, Liverpool,
sh had he.n GOT ready for sea again in days with
fall cargo Of goods
We are indebted to Wilmer II Smith and others,
for London papers Of Aug. % and Liverpool papers
of Aug. 20.
The New. York Packet Ship Siddons was going
into dock at Liverpool when the Great Western
was coming out The Roscius and Hottinguer had
also arrived
| Some dissatisfaction has been expressed by the
holders of PENNSYLVANIA stock, that faith has not
| been quite kept with them in the matter OF their
bonds The payment of the interest, they. CRAFTY
| irgly acknowledge has been resumed. and proyis-
ion has been made for the payment OF the arrears
but the certificates Of the new stock bear interest al
the rate Of a. whereas the former were at the rate
of and per cent.
4 fire Of n very destructive character, involving
the loss Of property to the amount of several thou
sand pounds, occurred at Albermanbury, the well
known nucleus Of Manchester warehousemen in the
city of London, Aug. 18th
Mr.. Charles Dickens who has recently returned
from q continental tour, has promised TO be present
at the Annual Soiree of the Manchester Athenasum.
on the 23d Of October, on which occasion Mr.. Ser
geant Talfourd has agreed 10 preside. As
the occasion is likely also TO be graced by
the presence Of the celebrated Eugene Sue. the
French novelist, and other foreigners OF consider
able note promises TO be of the most brilliant
reunions OF the season
The Ordnance authorities have reported in favor
of Mr.. BeDingheds electric gun, which. at an ex
pense of SO continues for eighteen hours discharg
ing balls to kill at the distance of mile, more than
could be discharged in the same time by two req
ments OF infantry.
Among the RAILWAYS projected for the British
Colonies is for Demarara brought out under the
auspices of the Gladstones of Liverpool, and many
other highly respectable merchants, both OF Liver
pool and London.
The Spanish and Portuguese Slave Traders re-
Gently convicted at Exeter Of murder have been
respiied till the 9Th September in order that certain
legal points raised by their counsel may be argued
before the Judges.
The late Mr.. Somers. NJ p, that great shipowner.
has left upwards Of $500 900 in personal property
alone. He has bequeathed so 900 TO his widow
rnfo md hat sH.s vii
marry again, fearing that there is no man worthy OF
her. She deserves" says he in his will, the
best of husbands as she has been TO me the best OF
wives"
Lieut. Hawkey who shot Mr. Seyton in the late
duel at Gosport and Lieut. Pynn, the second OF that
unfortunate gentleman, have been removed from
the list of officers of the Royal Marine Corps.
GERMANY.
On the 10Th of August a very serious riot broke
out at Lepsic and according 10 the latest accounts
that city still in of the greatest excite
ment On that day Prince John of Saxony, the |
general in command of the Communal Guards. ar /
rived at Leipsic 10 review the guards. An immense
crowd of the inhabitants assembled the occasion
who received the Prince his arrival on the ground
with shouts hooiing and cries of viva Ronge" |
" Viva Robert Blum" and " Down with the Jcsu. /
its" The review went off for time quietly, !
but again the same shouts aud cries were renewed,
and the people were becoming very riotous. They
sang the Luihcr's Cantique in foil chorus, and an
appropriate song from Schillers Rauber. The Can.
uque was again sung as well as the songs from
Schiller and good deal of excitement prevailed
AT length some person threw a stone al the win
dows OF the princes apartments. and the example
followed by thousands Of others. The whole
ofthe windows of the hotel were demolished In a
few minutes. Fearing that the guard of honor at
tending the prince would not be sufficient repel
attack if ii were attempted, regiment of infant
nv garrisoned in the town were called out al ten o.
np,a oft ada hx he n
dispense the crowds, but finding them Intellectual,
orders were given for them TO fire. So unexpected
was the discharge, that even those who were as
sisng the authorities to restore order were unable
to get out of the way Upwards of thirty persons !
were killed and wounded among whom were two !
gentlemen in the employment of the government, an
agent of police and several persons who had taken |
part in theriot, and who were walking peace !
ably in front Of the Hotel de Prusse. Nine persons
were taken up dead on the spot. The prince left /
Leipsc at day break the 18TH but even at that
hour great number of the inhabitants on foot
who hooted him till he was beyond the boundaries
of the town. Some additional troops from theneigh
borhood were brought to Leipsc in the course OF
the 18th. In passing through the streets they were
followed by crowds Of students and others, and sa-
luied with the most opprobrious epilhets.
IRELAND
A public meeting was held in the Mansion house,
Dublin, on Tuesday last the Archbishop of Dublin
IN the chair to organize subscription for the relief
of the sufferers al Quebec
At meeting held al Armagh, for the purpose OF
recommending that place the site of the college
for Ulster, the Right Rev. DR. Croy, X. c. Primate
spoke of the bill as having been amended by Gov
eminent on the recommendation of the Roman Cath
ole preaies, in manner calculated 10 afford gen
eral satisfaction and declared his willingness TO
give the system a fair trial.
FRANCE
The Journol des Dfbats conspcuously announ-
ces that the French Government have received adj.
vices from Tangiers of the 9th instant that the ra
hcations of the treaty Of Maghrnia had been cx-
changed two or three days before and that the
French negotator, General De LARUE was about
10 quit Tangiers and return 10 France.
Paris and its vicinity had been visited by tire
mendous hurricane, which broke or tore up by the
roots trees of large dimensions and did other exten
sive damage The wind was still high, but the
weather tine.
Accounts from Rouen state that large factory
was blown down by the hurricane. 200 persons
were said 10 have been killed and wounded.
The official prints represent Louis Philippe as
leading very active life, and daily taking much ex-
ercise a; Eu. whittier the Prince and Princess de