New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-09
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
PACKET-SHIP GLADIATOR.
STATE OF COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
LOSS OF THE BRITISH STEAMER TIBER
Disorders in Belgium and Portugal.
The Question OF Aboiishing the Dea'"
Penalty in Parliament.

The Packet ship Gladiator, Capt. BUNTING
from London 10th ult. arrived yesterday her ao-
vices are two days later than those oy 'ne snip
LiJerfv but they are not important
Tho Oriental and Penin.ular Steam Company
vs..el Tiber was run ashore in = fog feo ~, on LIS
hon The accidenttook place soon srr hIon ' ~
hour the chip broke up and .or .sre an Id spanish
were saved by the people 90 shors 80 " N
General who washed on the deck
In the House Of Commons Mr. Ewart brought
,orysrd his promised motion Tor leave TO bring IN Dill
Tor the total abolition Of the punishment oil death,
Dr BoWring seconded the motion, Whlcn was
.r1ror,ed bv Mr. Hume Mr. Agonby, and Mr.. Brother
ron and opposed by Sir G. Grey and Sir K lnglis
IN a division the proposition OF the hon. mover
uegatiyed by a majority OF forty
Lord ] Manners postponed his motion with ref
erence TO Greece until future day
Belgium.
DISTURBANCES AT LIEGE, NERYIERs, AND IN
FAST FIAspERs-The Brussels papers OF the eth March
publish accounts Of disturbances in the important manu-
featuring towns Of Liege and Verviers.
Il appears that during several days previous 70 tne
above date iuhammatory pacards had been extensively
distributed in both places and large crowds had assem-
bed in the street On the night OF the 9TH inst con-
siderable number OF persons apparently belonging 70
the working classes assembled in front OF the Hotel de
Vile Of Leige and, after giving utersnce To seiuous
cries proceeded 10 the palace OF the Archbishop against
whom they directed very significant menaces The MOB
smashed several windows, well as the lamps whlch
lighted up the arcade and thence proceeded to thstpt
OF the city which solely Inhabited by the poorer classes
The riot re were proceeding 10 commit other excuses
whef they were met by the military and large body
police About twenty of the rneeaders were arrest
ed, after resistance, and conveyed to prison.
On the 9TH inst the authorities issued placards,
stating that every person in need would receive tickets
10 entitle him 70 loaf for 10 confines (d) under the
present legal price The municipal tax on meat Is sus,
pended till farther notice and other measures oil relei
are promised.
The Messenger de Gard publishes an account OF
disturbances at Deynze In East Flanders where barge
containing corn and -four piaged by the inhabit-
ants The civil authorities of Brussels in order to re-
move pretex for disorder resolved on the th inst
t increase the price of bread of the first and second
ouaty in order to keep the socsed pain de mend9e-
the kind used by the laboring casses-at its present
price
The civil disturbances in this country continue.
Marshal saldsnha, with 1000 men, 900 OF whom are
cavalry is at Vendss Novas and Oiveira de Azemcs,
three or four leagues south OF Oporto.
The Queens cause has received a great blow
by the desertion of the Porto steamer This merchant
boat had been hired at Lisbon, and fitted up as war
steamer On her leaving Vigo the steward and crew
mutnied overpowered the officers and then brought
the Porto into the Duoro and surrendered her to the
Junta The Junta has now four steamers, while the
Queen has none.
The blockade is only nominal vessels every day.
when the bar is Free go in and out. 1t was, by the
Queens decree suspended 20 the Goth and l5OO pipes
Of Port wine shipped for England in the seven pre-
vious days.
London Money Market....MARcH 9-Euenine.
We have had chequered market to-day in funded
values At the opening prices were quoted what under
present circumstances, may be termed considerably
better than could have been expected from the depressed
rates and appearance OF stocks yesterday.
The fret bargains in Consos were actually done at
sol for money and s9i for time the last before the
e N paou an
difference between the extreme points OF the range no
less than per cent
The more immediate and special cause Of the de-
cline was certain sales of Three and a Quarter per
Cents supposed 70 the extent of about 9l,OOOOOO,
which dropped the price Of that security from 9li
to 81, at which low rate the last sale was made Con
soils called on leaving Oh, Tor buying and selng
prices sol TO; for money, and sol 10 for account TX
chequer bills % to IS pm. Long Annuities GIG to
Bank Stock 2Oi 10 >.
The saes of Three ard Quarter per Cents. attracted
the more attention because Of the impression which
prevailed that they made for the account OF one OF
the ointstock banks OF the city In the actual unstable
state of the funds the TRANSACTIONS not effected
viii certain difficulty aud management.
The broker the market some time before he
could place his orders with of observers about
waiting on his movements, anxious to guess his bus
ness and in technical phrase TO make 1t Tor him II IL
not improbable assuming the sales TO have been Tor &C
count OF joint stock bank that either the stock was the
property Of some country banking establishment Anx
ous 10 strengthen s position on occasion OF the recent
hank failure Ia Northumberland and sold therefore
pursuant to order by the house of agency here or that
the London Joint-Stock Bank being from the same cir
cumstance called upon Tor an accession OF facilities and
accommodation by some of its provincial banking cor
respondents placing itself in situation accordingly
The Letters from Newcastle on Tyne this morning are
decisive the point OF the stoppsge OF the North OF
England Joint stock Bank of that tOwn-with ts ten
branches To-day, Monday says one Of these let
ters the doors of the bank open, but all payments
are suspended" The consequences were likely TO be
serious for the Bank had an extensive business.