THE TR IB u n E

Later from Europe,
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4 The HIbenla arrived al boston on Neches-
aav. The Britannia had arrived at Liverpool on
the 18th nit. with run Of ten days from Hall
fax. The news by this arrival has less interest
even than the last Trade was duil-the Cotton
Market of Liverpool heavy. The English Ia.
| riff had slightly increased the trade in American
I nroyisions There are q few items, among which
are the Queens visit to Litchield, Dr.. Johnson's
/ birth. place, and to Tamworth the scat OF her
Prime Minister, and the return Of Lieut. Monroe.
/ who killed Col Fawce, and the surrender Of him.
self to Justice It was reported In London that
the difficulties between Great Britain and Mexico,
/ growing out Of the insult to the English flag by
4 Santa Ana, had been adjusted.


The London Globe Of Dec. I'd gives the Off
cial account of fires in different parts of Eng
I land, during the week-fnost Of which are sup
,osed to be the work of nccndiaries, and amoun-
ing in all to $l60,C00.


Wales is quiet, although kept SO, 1t is said, by
the presence Of the military In Penbroheshlre
Mr.. Owen with 25 others has been committed
for trial.


IeE1AsD-The State Trials have been ad-
ourned until the 18th of January, and O'Connel
has retired for while to his mountain home at
Derrynane. He is to take Limerick on his way
to the far west, where dinner is 10 be given
on Monday next to Mr.. ". s. C'Br;en, orc of
] the members for the county, recent convert to
repeal, at which The agitator presides.
! Reports are IN circulation that the trials Will
be abandoned; and among the parties who have
hazarded that opinion, not once, but frequently,
is SheI--no bad authority, as far as opinion
goes, on the subject Sir Robert Peel it is said.
seeing the protracted time over which the trials
will extend, several months probably, and the
uncertainty, from the nature OF the circumstan-
ces, respecting conviction, has determined to
apply to Parliament for summary powers TO put
down the agitation.


The rent was collected IN the churches and
chapels on Sunday, the 10Th ult. The produce,
so far as known, is immense about three times
the average; in the Dublin district it amounted
to more than $4,000.


at the usual weekly meeting of the Repeal
Association, on the Goth, Mr.. O'Connell began
the proceedings by saying, that not moment
should be lost before they expressed their venera-
ton for the Right Reverend the Catholic Prclates
Of Ireland. He read the resolutions recently
passed by the archbishops and bishops repudiat-


ing State provision, and proceeded TO ea!ogize
the hierarchy.


He moved resolutions, whic! were carried
unanimously, expressive OF the ycnerati0n aud
gratitude OF the Catholic laity OF Ireland to The
hierarchy for their refusal OF the filthy ,nammon
Of this world"


Several receipts were handed in from the Uni
ted States O'Conne still continued to cheer
tl pr,o of tlla 4
ton and 10 urge forbearance.


A seizure of fire arms has been made in Dub
lin, which has caused some stir, They were sent
from Liverpool 10 be forwarded by vessel to the


coas, of Africa.


SpAN---There has been Ministerial crisis


in Spain After the ceremony which gave a Par


iamentary coronation to The Queens majority, ).


Lopez and his cabinet somewhat ostentatlousiy
rendered their resignation, on the ground that
their appointment had hitherto been only provis-
ional. They were~equested by the Queen to re-


tain their places bat it was understood that :.


Lopez, would ultimately retire.


The insurrecton in Galena, in Portugal had


been suppressed. At Lisbon it was quiet, and
the Cortes had opened.


Naples is said TO be in state of great excite





INpIA.-Advces from India to Nov. lst state
that the {. S. frigate Brandywine was at Bonn


bay waiting the arrival Of cur Minister to China,


The revolutions and murders in Punlaub ere the


principal items, the news of which has been re-


ceiyed before. The revolution was brought about


by band of conspirators. 1t seems that Shere


Sing designed to destroy his Minister, which be-


lug known, Aject Sing the Minister'S principal


confederate and aspi-ant to the throne, had


Shere Sing shot in presence of his own troops


while IN the act of presenting beautiful rifle to


hun as q gift.


a scene of confusion ensued, during which q


great number of his followers were slam. Inc


head of the sovereign was cut of, and placed on


aspear; and Acct then proceeded toward the


city in triumph at the head OF his troops When


he arrived at the gates Pertaub Sing, the son OF


the Maharaiah, a youth OF fourteen, was IN tle


act of passing out, and the regtclde immediately


attacked his party and put hum to oeath. \ say


wage outrage WAS next perpetratea ID INC palace,


where the wives and children OF Sne-e sing ana
his son were inhumanlv maSSacred. A]cet sing
is said to have seized an infant born 10 the inur
dered monarch only u day previous, and trampled
it to death upon the ground Soon after the COM
mission of these atrocities, an alteration took
place between Acct and Dhyan Sing, with reter-
ence, as it appears 10 ae question Of succession,
when the former, as If not already glutted with
blood, took the life Of the minister, thus remov


ing the sole obstacle to the attainment Of the OBJ
iect OF his ambition lie then took possession o!
The citadel and palace OF Lahore and proclaimed
himself AIaharajah


His career, however, was soon cut short. dee-
"a Sing, the son OF Dhyan Sing, barned to re-
ysnge the slaughter OF his sire, and, aided by ms


uncle sooche, Sing, and the gallant and expert


eaced General Ventura, collected all the troops


that could be mustered, and laid vigorous siege