New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-22
Latest from Europe.
BY the Steamer Cambria.


news brought by the Cambria, Of which we give
digest below.
Lord Morpeth has introduced an Importation Bill
into Parliament which proposes 10 establish
board in London, for protecting the health OF towns
and regulating all measures bearing upon that OBJ
iect. The bill proposes 70 secure 70 the poorer
classes in the great Counties the advantages OF i'm
proved air light and water. The details OF the
measure are voluminous.
The suffering from famine in Ireland, Scotland
and on the Continent does not appear to receive
any abatement.
The distress that exists in all parts Of France is
very great and in some departments carts and
boats laden with Corn have 10 be accompanied by
detachments Of soldiers TO save them IRON pelng
pillaged by the people.
A letter from Constantinople states that, IN con-
sequence Of the large quantities OF Corn lately ex
ported to Europe, some disturbances had taken
place at the Salonca. They were at last put down
but the Pasha, in order to avoid the chance OF
similar outbreak has forbidden for the present far
Their expectation OF grain.
The Great Fast on account Of the famine was
quite rigidly held throughout the British Island.
Letters from Naples announce that reconcila.
ton has taken place between the Prince OF Capua
and his brother the King Of Naples.
Mr. O'Connel had Just Quilted Paris on his way
have represented but his medical attendants doubt
that he will ever be able to again appear in public
life.
Mrs Bancroft, the lady of the American Minister
az the Court of st. James, was present at the
Queens drawing room. Mr.. Bancroft left London
on the 29th ult. on a short visit TO Paris.
1t is reported II the first steam ship conveying
the French mail will leave Hevre about the lst OF
next month for NewYork.
The principal interest Of the Parliamentary pro
ceedings relates to Ireland The battle in the popu
lar branch the Legislature is still Poor law, so
that the Government measures have been debated
at great length and amid much oppcStlon. The
amendments have been various, hut most OF the
moves shared the same defeat The bill has gone
through the Committee. and the third reading VIII
take place after the recess
The House OF Lords or the 3o.h nit. adjourned
till the 18th inst and the Commons on the 3lst alt
TO the 18th inst.
The propeller Sarah Sands was advertised " sail
from Liverpool on the eih inst
A memorial has been presented TO the Lords Of
The Admiralty praying for the adoption Of mail direct
10 New Orleans by the Royal West India Mail Steam
ships by which it is stated the Passage could be made
in twenty eight days.
France.
In the French Chamber OF Deputies the subect
Of Electoral Reform was brought forward by NJ DIVER
ser de Hsuranne, and opposed by the Government On
division. the Ministers bad majority OF 9c the NUMBERS
being ISL in favor and 252 against the motion Spain
however lie likely to perplex Louis Philippe and bic cab
met The young Queen 1t is said, sustsns the female
reputation Of her family aud has stronger desire TO
please herselt than her people speedy explosion In
spain is inevitable and thens general war, perhaps
The Queen mother is busy al Paris in intrigue and stock
jobbiug but her royal daughter not being disposed 10
welcome her return 10 Madrid the Inequalities OF the
Tuleries may console until after the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of
the Duchess of Monpensier, her royal highness is
likely soon 10 be happy mother made"
The Rouen and Havre Railway has a length
been opened and Parts thus possesses sn iron road 10
the The line IL full of engineering works of ggan-
&c difficulty all of which have been designed ana exc
I cuted in admirable manner by Englishmen.
! The Municipal Council Of Paris had voted sum
OF $4,000 francs to he employed In bread tickets for
the INDECENT population of that capital during the fret
fortnight of April The city had already granted for
that object since the 10th Of November last 1921, J
francs.
Prince Jules de Polignac, the Prime Minister OF
Charles X and whose unfortunate administration pro-
duced the revolution of 1890 died at ST Germans
Paris on the night of the Goth. He died of equity al
fechon, from which he has suffered for the last two
years.
The run on the Paris Savings Bank not only con-
bues but increases The deposits the 2lst and 22a
ulumo amounted to 49, and the Withdrawals 10
e59,767t-s difference OF al 900 sterling.
The Queen of the French has forwarded some
articles TO be sold at grand bszGsr which is 10 be
opened at Cheltenhsm in aid of the distressed Irish.
NJ Wseski the Envoy of the French Govern
ment, departed for La Plata on the 18th ult.
The Courier Francois announces that NJ. Guizot
is about to visit the baths OF Hamburg. This journey
is TO coincide with the arrival of Prince Melernich al
Johsnnisberg. Where" asks the Courier Francois
is to be placed the camp of the cloth OF goldr
Advces were received in Paris that Lord Pal
had sgan urged the Cabinets OF Vienna and ST.
Petersburg, to make formal declaration respecting the
marriage OF the Duke and Duchess Of Moptpenser and
that probable that the Cabinet of Vienna would
speedily comply with THE request aud that Russia
would adhere TO it,
Mad selle Mars, the celebrated actress died at
Paris on Saturday week in the 69th year of her age
The Journal des De6ats announces the death, at
Nancy in his I'D year OF the celebrated Count Drouo
Lieut.. General of Artillery Napoleon said of Count
Drouot that his morality proby and simplicity would
have done honor to the epoch of Cincinnstus" Nspo
leon bequesthed him 100 900 francs which he expend
ed in acts OF benehcence.
The Agricultural Congress, now sitting in Paris,
has declared formally against Free Trade of late the
Free trade movement has lost great deal OF ground in
France.
The FRESCH GOVERNMENT AND THE BoSAPARTE
FAaIIY-we learn that the French ministry has just
refused the Prince Jerome Napoleon Bonsparte son of
the exkng of Westphslis the permission psss fort
night at Paris with his sister, the Princess Mshilde
Demizon Certain family arrangements required his
presence there. Morn pg Post
The Modersdo Ministry in Spain still hold their
Queen Ia subsection and threaten her with Montpen
ner regency. Her Majesty admitted Mr.. Bul~er 10 al
interview al the palace and informed him in explicit
terms, OF her wish to have liberal cabinet
Portugal.
In Portugal matters seem 10 be verging 70 a
crisis. ssdsnhs has announced his ulftnaiRz TO the
Court Lisbon. 10 retire from his command unless he
be furnished wiki sddtionsl troops and money He also
insists application being made the Spanish Govern
ment for its intervention Rumors sosi to the eff
feet that the civil quarrel will with the Of all
parties be submitted to the arbitration OF the British
Government
Denmark.
The King OF Denmark has determined 10 grant a
constitution 10 his subjects. Instead OF proceeding by
ordinance. he hiss convoked at Copenhagen Commits
sion OF - members elected by the STATE Assemblies.
Those Assembles-four 10 number-sre 20 meet during
three days. In order choose each Commission
H. after doleeTstDg ia common the delegates of
those Assemblies should sgree the bssi. VI
tuition the King will promulssie Il In the form they
commend his added that the Government will shortly
propose the States declare the Of Denmark
hereditary In the msle line.
Germany.
All the inhabitants Of the town OF Eglesbech in
the grand duehy OF Hesse Darmstadt. l4oo in num-
Der, have requested permission 10 be allowed 10
emigrate TO the United States.
From Bremen the number Of emigrants has
heen really extraordinary and IN Anil ana Nav