New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-07-07
Arrivni Of the Caledonia.

John riHcls, Tue Young HldH " "o o''' go 80 -
moot the Qaeen, ha, been tried and found guilt!
+ high treason. When called on to say Why sen
,ence OF death should not be passed upon aim, he
made no reply The judges placed UPON their
aeads the black caps, and the Chief justice. after
. brief address, passed upon the prisoner TIC sea-
,enee Of the law, that "you bc taken heuce 10 me
p.acc from whence Won came. and that you be
drawn from thence to the place OF execution, ana
there hanged by the neck until YOU are dead thar
your head be then severed from your body, and
,our body divided into four quarter, 10 be di'-
posed Of as her Majesty may think ht-and may
the Lord God Almighty have mercy on your soul
The unhappy wretch was greatly Affected and
tainted in the arms Of the jaer.
Ia the House Of Commons, on tie lOth IN reply
10 question, Sir Robert Peel said that lie should
advise tine ratification of the Brit-h treaties with
Texas. \ few day, after, in reply to questions
he declined in the present state Of international me-
so.ation-, t. make any statement concerning the
North Eastern Boundary question.
TINS election for Ipswich, June |, resulted N the
choice Of the Tory members Earl Desarr and dr.
Gladstone BY $50 and G73 votes, in opposition 10
Ncssrs. Osborne and Mofatt, WHO bad respect
yely 5l3 and jil.
The Queen has issued Proclamation decarn.
that gold coin under the established weight shall.
not be allowed to pass current in any part Of her
kingdom. Every sovereign Of ess eight than i've
pennyweights two grains and hall is prescribed
Provisions have been made for the relief Of per-
sons holding light coins.
Lord Conclc,en, formerly Sir Hsnry PamcD'
committed suicide June 6, by hanging himself with
handkerchief lie was IS years old. lie wa'
he author Of number OF works on financial REFORM
banks and currency, railroads, &c.
DR.. Thomas Arnold, head Master OF Regisir!
and Professor Of Modern History in Oxford Ohl'
,ef,ity. died June II, Of disease OF the heart
aged 81. He was an eminent classical scholar,
~ditor Of an edition of Thucyddc-, and author OF
an unfinished History Of Rome.
Admiral Wool.ey died at Manchester on the
9Th of June Iewss the senior flag officer bat two.
The weather in Scotland has been as good a.
the farmer could desire.
The Bank of British North America held It's an
nua meeting on the 7lh Of June, when It appeared,
from the report, that the surplus Of the Bank was
.e15 900, and the paid up capital $3.50. 600
The whole Of Lord Ashburon's homestead, 1T
uatcd at Chaplain. and twelve houses m the VII
lasc we're recently totally destroyed by fire.
The income tax bill was had up for It's third
reading in she House OF Lord, the 9TH OF June.
The Maraui. of Lpnsdownc offered All amendment,
cnvng the necessity of the tax and declaring that
&c oh, h.. nm bX q
reduction of the duties or corn, timber and sugar.
Lord Brousham declared hi, increasing con,ic-
ton tina, the principle advanced 10y Lord Laus-
downc was correct, and farther denounced the in
come tax as a weapon that should never be placed
in the hands of government : a permanent source
OF revenue Lord Melbourne also supported the
amendment, which, however, was rejected, ! T.
10 -.
In the House of Commons Sir Robert Peel nm
nounced that the Government had abandoned It's
intention of legisaiug further on the state OF the
Church in Scotland.
H. the IIou.c of Lord, un tiIr 10th the Earl OF
Radnor inquired whether Government intended to
DO any thing for the re-f of the prevalent and
increasing distress. The Duke said there were
measures under consideration to give relief To the
manufacturing interests and through them to the
whole population. The Government did not in
TEND To adopt any Other measures.
I'm the Commons Sir J. Eas,hopc'. motion for
leave TO bring in bill to abolish churchraie was
neqatiycd, ~ to lG2.
4 new measure of patton mas been intro
duccd in the House Of Commons. The purpose is
to free thousand, Of women and children, now sub
ecicd in the mines and collicrics to a scrvitudc in
hnitely more rigorous, wrctched and dcmoraliling
than ever wa, known in the West India Islands, o.
ia those Southern States, whose condition is so
strongly denounced by the ultra hianlhropists Of
thi- country. The bill, proposed by Lord Ashley
On the 9Th inst, met with the assent of the House,
and received the cordial concurrence also ct the
nation. II provides that females shall be totally
excluded from employment in the mines and coli
icrics, and also all boys under thirteen years of
age; that none but males above twcnty-onc wears
of age shall be admitted engineers. and that the
apprenticeship system shall no, OILY bc toia!.y
abolished bur all existing apprenticeship Cancelled
IRELASD.-Ierrible riots have occurred in the
West Of ireland, caused by the scarcity Of proyis-
ions-aId in the attempt TO qsc them several
were killed and great number seriously wounded
In the county of Clare. near Ennis, an atiac. wa,
made by the crowd, great numbers OF women aid
ing. upon some stores ia which provisions were
kept Tie police soon cleared the way, but were
again assaed by the returning crowd-Ihey thew
fired upon the mob and wounded nearly thirty-of
whem nearly half were women. Several have
since died. and hirty.eigh Of nc police men
hare beea arrested fer murder; it ia said they
fired without orders, and the Coroncrs Jury r.
turned this in their verdict. Nearly all the per-
sons wounded were considered in a dangerou.
.tate.-At Galway in Kildare Co. IN Cork and IL
Tippcrary serious outbreaks have ase occurred.
FRAsoE.-Thc session Of the Chamber of De-
putie, was closed on Saturday June II, and on
tAe following Monday, tie Royal Ordinance for
their dissolution appeared in the Moniteur The
convocation OF the Electoral Colleges for the new
election is fixed for july o. and the meeting Of the