New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-19


Grace Darling, the heroine, is at last dead, one
died at Bramburgh, on the 2Oih' ~ ns -'l'
OF her age, of lingering consumption.
Mr. O,co,neIl has resigned the MayoraitS OF
he Civ of DnbIin ard proposed Alderman George
Rae - GU Tho Office for the coming year. wbo was
| ,aa- aiao..d and invested with his insignia
In regard 70 the feelings expressed towards
~. conn,ry in London, we extract the following
,or,ion Of The noney article Of the Chronicle Of
| The 3d.
It's stated in the accounts lately received from
the Upited States that men Of all parties AID
classcs are beginning TO occupy themselves seFl-
ousy in the consideration oil plans Tor the reetora-
ton of SAFE credit the best means OF restoring
the genera! prosperity. We hail this movement
as the dawning Of better days, botn toi America
and for England, and rejoice tina. it should
come from the people generally, the source Of all
i,ower in the States. II viii render tie measures
adopted more certain III their effects, and more
honorable to the Federal Republic The credit of
America being restored. ;isd our Corn Laws placed
Oh a proper footing, the two countries may begin
together long career Of prosperity. We under
stand thaithe State Of Illinois, which has bccn 50
lnucli embarrassed by vast undertakings oil canals
and railroads Is making an effort with the yew OF
oaying part OF the interest on her debI due III
January. This is beginning the right way, aad
sill, we hope. be met by proper encouragement
the part OF The European capitalists Interested
her stock. a curious and interesting tribute has
.atcly been rendered u Illinois.
An association has been formed in ireland an
lei the auspices Of thar excellent person, Father
Mathew, (yilo has, perhaps. done more fce ms
ounirymen than any man living, for promoting
he comfort and well being of Iris!imen wishing 10
cmigra,e to foreign countries In the prospectus
t the ASSOCIATION the State OF Illinois IS recon
headed. only on account OF IT'S fertile pralnss
lad fine climate bat ior the efforts she l. making
20 fulfil all the obligations OF good faith lhe
God priest would have recommended lgsh
men 10 adopt State their future c0untFy whose
.lue might become byword and u IePso4cA u
heir childIen's children Illinois may yet take
ne start of her elder sister, Pennsylvania, who
,as immense resources, and d. we understand,
nost respectable rural population, bur cursed, IA
ae first instance, with speculative fnanciers, The
,uthor OF her lnisicrunes, and nov wilh nancu-
ring politicians, wto think more Of then
title objects than the most important interests Of
ne State.
The pfncipalmalters OF discussion in tha French
apers the proposed commel cal treaty with
;eigium, toe usual c0mpainta III regard 10 tle
curse o.. England, ana the removal OF General
agol from the command of the frs, military divi-
ION. Oh this latter first Marshal Soult's letLer
t dismissal is severely criticised By the Oppose
on papers
SyK.A-StI another collision had taken place
5e,ween the Maronites and the Drases, aud the
asha had been obliged 10 Interfere The affairs
# Syria appear 10 be as far from adjustment
yer According to account. camp OF
) 900 men was 10 be formed near Malat!a for tie
anrpose securing peace between the biserents.
TERRIBLE SToRM.--A severe storm did great
Iamage near the Goodwin Sands, on the 10Th ur.
Deal boat was capsized and one of the crew
st. Two briss were driven ashore and wrecked
the crcas Of both being saved.
At Hiracombe the storm was severely felt. About
] O'Clock on Sunday incoming, large brig, called
ne Wiberterce, from Saundcrstool, totally
,st three miles up the beach, by striking the
locks under the cliff The whole of the crew, ten
i, number, including the master, klr. Nixon, per
ncd with the ship About the same lime large
lark, name at present unknown, observed TO
8 down between four and FIVE miles oil Cromer
Lighthouse. Her crew, supposed to consist Of six
zen persons, sank with her and persisted. The
was witnessed by fishing coble be-
/ ,ngiDg to Whitby, but the violence Of the Hurri-
cane prevented them going near her to render
sistance
At Bideford tho loss Of life was dreadful in The
extreme. Several vessels were totally lost on Sat
o,day and Sunday morning. Two Of them are
Known 10 be the Auspiccus, from Lowering, and
Tie Thomas and Eliza, of Meath. On Saiurda;
,aorning Il brig chilled the Morgan, Of TenLy, from
!aylc 10 Llanolly, laden with copper ere, found
cred in ST. Ives's Bay. and all on board met with
watery grave
Another vessel, the Friends Of Carba, in Wales
vent down in the course of the same morning, in
C Channel, those on board pcrishing with her.
Many other vessels are known TO have been wrecked
at their names and fate of the crew have not been
received.