New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25
seren!ssa DAYS Later from Europe.
.-r.rnlnfn,e Cansria.

pf;oa Of Ister'S ha;SdSe-
4rr.pqI of the Ooeriana 1iGit-Iate!ligeaee
fran France, itaiY. Sprin, P9'tngH4' "ietS--
erla,,d. P,ussa, Turkey md EsFFl-a@h
Corn Lao League 4 ,ifatioa - Tom IasHp IN
Fir-He@ry RusSeA-can99'e" AHP'i"'
ra>ntS.
The Cambria nrriyed a, Boston ycsicfd y morn
inc win dates to Jaauary 4, being Il days 'a'er
from Europe We have received English papafs 'i
the da;eg bat not our full ss nor any iu'egn
Ic,r,rs. These siil Il course come To hand tins
o,ofujnc. Tire steamer was teiesrapL,d at Bcsioo
Yesterday morning al about haiipas ! O'Clock, and
rhe yisi,ant Haruisns as usual on the alert boarded
her and 20, back 10 Boston g;th their News Bag IN
time for the regular train Of cars for New-fotk- we
beey. that nothing from the steamer was received
in this city last veening but what came Though 'De
AIessrs Harnden's Express.
We make conops extracts from Wilmer "
Smiths European Times and ircm Charles Wilmer :
Ness Letter.
The chief topic OF interest 10 England at the tine
the Cambria sailed WIS the message ot Pfcsitent
T,ler. The document has bsen nueii discussed 10y
the press and in mercantile circles in lis iinan-
cial points is considered highly satisfactory. The
activity OF the United States Government IL con-
was too we'll understood ior the announcement oi
what has been done with the Zollverein. Belgium,
&c f. cause surprise; but II is deemed fortunate
fhat while Offering comparatively !iite, II gets SO
much in return. Some GnNeiy has been e'lncsd on
the fexas annexation proposal and surprise HaS
been EXPRESSED that 10 elaborate message, anu
,iieg 10 almost every SUBJECT OF Maternal interest no
mepton should lie made oi the position OF nliits IN
| Hue1os Ayres aud Monte Nideo, especially as near,
" all the other South American Republics as wen
as Brazil, are brought into account. Ihefe Is 20
portion OF the documents received 'hat baS teeo
with more puplul interest than The desrntch o' WI
Calhoun 10 lIr. King, the American Minister III
France, which accompanies the document.
From the following atticie from Wilmer "
Smiths Times we udge that the English would
lust as ieve that the Americana would not nie'ie'e
yi;h them il The nevgstion of the ocean by steam
Mr. T,le- suggests in his Message fae establish
msnt of ilsc. oi steamers between Eaope ana i'e
U1ited States. The more the meTrier, say We But
fhe President for the tie being is anxious TO have
Il surplus income over expenditure, he VIII pause
before he makes the experiment. Tor, assured'y, II
will move q blister upon the f1ancea OF the conn.
trv. The communication is al present so RAPID ana
direct that Improvement seems hardly ati0inah!e,
and the e,nbro steamers iuus be able 10 compete III
apeed and IN build with rhe hitherto unsurpassed
excellence OF the steamships at present navigating
tie Atlantic. Again, the prejudice which prevails
in tji;s country repsc,ing haicrican s'camers ow
ing to the tlightiui accidents ald exposions which
every arrival brings al account, must he overcome.
We DO not mean 10 say tiiat Inc Unitrd : ates
cunnct produce ocean steamers equal 10 those o'
any other nalion-iar be it from uS 10 oel in ths
way the ingenuity ct clever and scienlil; feoP!e
= we are merely staiing fact. Continued success
aid time would probably wear our The prejudice 70
which we refer bur il the interim, the waste OF dol
lars, in establishing character, wouid not be IN
fling; compared is the Presidents salary ard The
rnti Fang ll n
mere fen bite. ii the project Is once determined
upon by ihe American government We have no doubt
ii will be spirsd carried cut, albeit, II does appear
unsremly fer n nation To appear as the competitors
otprigae enterprise especially when the transit be-
tween Boston and Liverpool rs rot unirequenliy
performed III dozen dntS. But no comul-icai
country can iGd ault with The communication be-
ing 100 reqGent leo rupid The only tear We have
is that an i!t-concoccd or iItdigeslcd 4chcme may
AS il unqucstivnabIy wiil-resuIt in failure and
: disappointment.
New-Y State Eve per cent stocks quoted
ut o. which would make them about equal 10 lO4
in New Yo,k. Pennsylvania IS quoted at II
being equal 10 abou, s III this city. Ohio g., 50 to
% We do not nolice my quotations Of Illinois OF
lndinna stocks.
Z The aiIai.s Of the Charcb are still occupying a
great dead of public attention. lns pastoral lc!sI
issued by the Bishop ol Exeter, commanding The
stricl observance OF The tubfic, aud the usc of the
surplice in preaching, has excited agitation never
before known in that large aud important diocese
Dr. Pusey has published letter, inma'i"g that
he could sign the ihrty-nine Articles with ts'i
,iew restriction. even should it result in his 10.
moval from the University. The Articles he says
are now required he "a Certain ouJ IGdu6ltable
token o. OPINION " hch thsy have never been, rs
they have included both Uigh and Low Church
The new test reairIins thrt liberty winch Laud
won Tor us.
The Anu Corn-I.ew League has recommended ia
pyst,m Of agitation for the season, but ,hs opening
ias been rather niavorbl- FOR their views the irea
trade candidate, at Dartmouth, baving lost the cleo
ion by q mr JTity OF seven. (! his IL seat gained
4 by t!,ef opponents, not smply re,ained.
!, Mr. Everett, the present Alinis,er Of the United
States TO our Court, is expected 10 leave this coun
try early il the spring for washington. MIR. ki'ss
the pfesen Srcnt,rt Of Legation, wall be accrrGi.-
cd as Charge d fiaos, il ihe Successor oi the Hon
gentleman should arrive be!ore his departure or
America.
fepot, is is circulation that the domestic circl,
other Ssjesy VIII pfob bly, b. blessed with anulht
!, Increase towards the end ci ,bf sumner.
The OYeriani tiail from Colclila reached Lon
don un the LII instant: s.as brought by ,ha Ben
: ,nck to S,lez on the lilh December The daeo BY
r this Mai! nre--Co'curta 10 l3,h Nosember; Ma
: dfas, %: Gale, 70; Alden, 9th December, anc
' Ale1anhGa. l9,ll December. From Alexandra wt
e learn lhat Lord Epons'one bad left on the l8i', To-
n Ca 70 and also young HirGlSGe, VINO hid arrived
a by the IIecla. The Poet Office treaty had beer
Y signed, and would go on by the Hecls.
a The ship Sou,herner, fcr New York, returned II
Liverpool or Monday lie ID inst. Oa the llth uit
in longitude ., sie experienced verj teaSy gate
and on The next dag IL discovered That she hit
u sprung ii LEAK GA the 5h, finding hat, with n,
ags ance of the alsernge passenger, he leek coult
}. scarcely be kept uader. Cspnin Palmer deemed i
: prudent 10 put back tutln consoquercs oi adyers,
weather he did not arrive until the day above named
! NEw NAUTICAL INvEsTioH.A useful nyentoI
Il is no. ia the ret Of being applied 10 Of our m N
/ of-war itisclled " n.oneuyref," aGtis The prop
osit!on of L. Foulerton, Esq. 1t consists Of Ar
= cbinsGien screw, fitted though The deadwood 0
the snip at night angles viii, the keel, and get II
molten by The capsian, for the pnrpose OF turniaI
{, the ship round when from calm weather, the helm
n has 20 effect upon the vessel Il does not pr jet il
;. ANY degree 80 ~ to impede the ships was hIoUg
,nc ,uier, ant must be highly useiui in the case
h ship being attacked by steamers or gun-boa,s, j