New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-13
I,,.r from Europe.

Later from Europe.
On Saturday, the ships Rochester, from Law
crpooI. and the Iowa from Havre, arrived at this
po,t. The advices from England are to The oth
1T. and from Havre TO the 9Th.
There have been fresh outbreaks in india.
The fort Of Samunghur was stormsd on Inc
18Th October with SUCCESS.
Everything is tranou! in Ireland
The British Parliament will meet on the 4th
OF February.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 6-Tne trade in Cotton has
become animated, and some disposition To spe-
colata has appeared, but this step Is get inJudl-
clous. America can well AFFORD to supply US al
io7. rstez, and with crop lhEt macy 90 no. dare
estimate, and OF when this country NJ. re-
ceiya It's full share. p-e can only expect { vesy
low range of quotations. and although the pre-
sent prices may be raised for time with the IS
sstance OF heavy speculation, yet the consa-
onspces will be sJch as we have b;tore eype-
,i:nced: America viii be enriched at he cost of
the Manufacturer ard working popnla ion Of the
country without any ultimate renefs Of the sPe-
gu ators generally.
BY the Overland Mail dates had been received
from Calcutta, Oct. %; Ceylon, Oct l9; China
-dscso, August %, Chusan, August y, and
Hong Kong, Sept. /. The intelligence was not
very important.
lie following is Captain Caldwelrs account
Of the wreck OF the ship Dorchester:
pool Nov g. ior Boston, with full cargo Of goods and -
passensc, mostly and children. all British subjects,
i e. s .G sis ~" 3 ~ Sh5 lying GH gale wind rom
shpsd sun , %hc s'Se es a, sak The
shp Is IS inches OF shear amid Ships stove both
9yesosId s acab F. 5opeI Ii officer and jo6n Doug
Lee, Of Sweden. seaman, both o. whom were s
December l5 without freeing her when The packet snip no
chester Btqn FL t with her and took III me sg
sea frequently breaking over =' n"hns 3JI F
~ .%t la1@ York. Jan: IL, lss5.
From the Continent the news is not important.
The cold was very severe in Paris on the 4th
uit at six in the morning, NJ. ChevalIer's Their
mometef marked 6 deg. 2.l0ths OF Cennsrade
below zero, and at noon degrees.
Twenty.eight persons suspected of revolutiona-
nv DESIGNS. were arrested on the 18th Nov. at
Barcelona.
A report was current at Gibraltar that the En-
pcror of Morocco would NJ; adhere 10 the treaty
with Spain relative to the limits Of Centa-ths,
The Spanish consul had protested, and appealed
10 the English Consul General, whose influence
is sad 20 be great between the two powers.
The Madrid papers of the 26th confirm the &C
counts of the a!rocions execution OF Benito Zlr-
ban oand his uncle, ct Logrono, along with their
two servants.
The Clamor Pu6lico of Madrid says, that
orders have actually been sent to Cadiz 10 shoot
General Araoz, one ofthe ablest, and, at the same
time, most peaceabe men in Spain, who has been
denounced by two soldiers, ID the nope that their
services may be as well rewarded as those OF tie
depounce.s of General Prim.
Intelligence from Alexandra stated that the
Pacha hsd given orders that no passengers or
merchant Sc destined for India ria Egypt could
pass but through the hands OF his agents, and had
forbidden the Oriental Steam Navigation Com
pany's vessels to navigate the Nile any longer
We learn by the official returns made to the
Russian government of the commerce Of Russia
in l543, ana that The exports amounted to 3d.
565 900 silver rubles, and The imports 10 75,U2S,
500 silver ru5lcs in 1912 the exports amounted
10 $3.50 206 silver iubes, and the imports TO
s4,59339l.
Among the new works published are the fol-
lowing
Adventures of m Officer in the service of RHnee; Sing By
hln]c: II NJ l. Lawrence Bengal aI!iefy BRUSH hes'Geh
Memoirs Of Soehin Deo,hca consOn Of George Eleco,
OF Hsrovnt and King Of England
Co,nt CJnngsmnrk, an Historical Romance. BY Captain
Th-ao Yeas ID Cons.sn inop OF. Domestic Manners Of
The Nelson peseatches and Letters Edited by Sir Harris
Nicolas: C. c. NJ G. &c. vouIse the second.
&c. employed on SPECIAL Mission in Pe:sis. : " "