Lord Palmereton brought forward his mo
tion relative to tho Ashburton Treaty in the
House of Commons on the 24th. The debate
which followed between the mover and Sir
Robert Peel, seems to have hnd very little ef
fect, except to display the forensic abilities of
the two great leaders.
At the last accounts from Oporto, still fur
ther disturbances had taken place on account
of the unwillingness of the people to pay their
taxes. The rioters were permitted to parade
: the streets without molestation from the aulhor
' ities.
Letters received at Constantinople, mention
the invasion of a neutral Territory bordering
-n the Euphrates, by the Pacha of Bagdad;
but the particular object of that invasion is not
stated.
The trials of the wreckers -on the French
c. t<t. who pillaged the wrecks of the Reliance
and Conqueror, had resulted in their being
s'ent to the gallie*.
A late letter from Bacelona. announces the
d teovery : *nMte*r conspiracy amongst the
; rriseti. of.ylontjnrich, and that
twelve t'. ti-commfssioned officers had been ar
nsted and sent to .M adrid for high treason.
The Thames Tunnel was opened on Sat
urday. the 25th ult. It has cost nearly three
quarters of a million sterling.
.. DAXGEKS OF THS SKA.
