NEw-YoRK, SEPTEMBER 2i.

NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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NINE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. By the Packet ship Napoleon, from Liver pool. having sailed on the 24th Aug.

 The tiding from Liverpool and London are thirteen days later than those received tia France. Ia England the Municipal C"rpo- ration Bill, which passed the House of Com mons, has been acted on hy the Lords. The greatest excitement prevailed throughout the kingdom. petitions and meetings ere got up in every direction, and it was yell known that a majority of that body were against the Bill {; but whether they would hazard a vote to re- lect the Bill, or whether they would so mod

 ty it as in effect to destroy it, had been doubt ed. It appears they have adopted the latter course. What measures would be taken by the Ministry was not known. 1t would come up again on the @5th. ...-..

 Spain presents some new features. The armies in the North appear to be increasing Foreign troops are arriving to join the stand ard of the Queen. Still however, Don Car los IS in as great d force and appears on the advance. No new battle had been fOught.- New disturbances have broken out ia various parts of the Kingdom, and in four provinces the Republican Standard had been proclaim ed. The forces of Portugal were arriving in Spain in aid of the Queen.

 France was quiet. The arbitrary laws in relation to the press, SIC. were still under dis cussiOn in the chambers. No discoveries had been made of the associates of the Assassin Fieschi. The Lyons prisoners had received their sentence. One to transportation, the rest to Imprisonment from 10 tO % years.

 4 most cruel murder was perpetrated in the upper part of the city. on Sunday evening last. Daniel Sullivan, who is a collar ma- y hUrR T commenced quarrel with his wife, and be- coming highly exasperated with her, seized her by the heels, as she sat in chair, and dragged her out into the yard. There he sci Fed her ny the hair, and knocked her head with great violence against the wooden steps amidst her cries for mercy and screams ufag- ony; and then putting his thumbs undrF her thu oa, and his fingers up the sides of her face, forced her head repeatedly down upon the steps with great violence, until the blood gush- ed rom her nose, ears and mouth. Her cries brought to the spot a number of the neigh hors, who intcriered, and forced the brutal husband to let go his hold; but their intcrfe- renee came too late, for after lingering in great distress about an hour, she expired. Among those who had arrived at the scene of this cruel murder. was Justice Palmer, who inn nledately ordered the monster to be seized duu iahen tO me upper pOice 0Mce, Wnlthef he was carried by force, and locked up. He Is represented. to have been sober at the time of the outrage. bM hahitnally addicted to in 'toxication--N. Y. IImes, M

 Robbery of 29,OGO D0lldrs.-On the l7th lnsi., bundle of money was sent from this city to Boston. containing twenty two thou sand dollars. On the arrival of the Rail- Road ear at Boston, in the hurry and confu- sion that occurred. the bundle was stolen. 1t Was supposed that the person who committed the robbery returned in the car to Providence, and took the steamboat to this city. An ex- press Was accordingly dispatched oa here and search was made among the passengers of the steamboat which arrived here on Satur- day, but no discovery was made. The bun, de contained nine thousand dollars beloqgsnS to one, and seven thousand dollars to anoth' CT wealthy house in Wall street-l Morgan, Ketchum & Go. and R. l.. Nevinss & Co., aud Paine & Spslding the balance of the 22,- 900. l-N. Y. Advertiser.

 The Southern Papers.---t They are, generally speaking calm n tornado aud as gente a she tiger. Guns, trumres, bluuderhusses and thunder the soft words that figure ,nos, ,neAsoasly in their language, and ruin desolaon and death the ern bTethTen.n