New-York tribune., 1842-02-28


20 Stained do, ordinary 10 inddns 4 fair TO sood
;,ir Ga G good TO fine, a93: Upland, ordinary mid
ding. 5S fair TO good fair 81 good 10 fine G.. SO
Moble ordinary niddliDg 43 5: good fair,
g. good to fine, 6! New Orleans ordinary 10 nidlng
i.a55 fair to good 1906, good 10 tine, 6! g..
Surprise expressed that prices keep up this side in The
taco of the accounts from the
Rnsiness al Manchester not favorable. AIanniac
lurcrS have accepted lower rates.
The IIayr.. Cotton ruarkt is dull. The communication
with the closed Holders anxious sell and
dcclne is looked for The saes since the Isl January had
been 7oobaIe Imports $500 bales. Stock 10000 bales
Sales the Carolina Rice TO arrive a, 2G. a 2ai
Ia1er Still.
The liEERNlA came up last evening. She left
Liverpool on the 18th ult. We have the London
fines of the 10th Great preparations were be-
ing made for the Christening Of the Prince The
ceremony which was intended to be most n2gniii-
cent, 10 be performed the 25th in St.
Georges Chupel Several rclearsns of the Sa-
cred Music to he executed had been held the So
lcmn ceremonial was to be closed bvie Halelujah
Chorus from the Messiah of Handel. Grca,
difficulty experienced III warming the building.
as they had thus far only been able tor;lisc the tenn
expected to arrive about the > list. He was to oc
cupv a suite of rooms at Buckingham Palace. The
remainder OF the week succeeding the Christening
10 be devoted 10 splendid banqucts and parties
at the Castle.
The Money Market remained easy. Messrs
Buchanan & Co. Of Liverpool had issued their
mercantile circular, reviewing the state Of trade
for the past year Various causes are assigned for
the arrangement in money matters and reference
is strongly and poin,edy made to the suspension
by the American States, and the failure of houses
in that nade, which, having large amount OF
capital locked up on this side of the Atlantic.
have been reduced 10 the necessity of winding up
till the derangcment in trade has passed; while
also the OF their foreisr relations is indicated
having pressed heavily onbusiness in all dcpart-
lneuts.
Tie Bishop of Chichester died suddenly on the
9Th nsl.
From FRANcE.-Papers from Paris to the 8tl
have been received The National Of the 9TH
eoltans an account of fight between two regi
ments OF the garrison OF Paris. The combatans
were about 1000 IN number and were armed
mostly by sabres, but some with bludgcons Sey-
eral were severely wounded bu, none killed Some
four hundred students attempted demon slrntion
on the liberation OF the Able de LalnmenaiS They
marched through the streets with shouts of Down
with Gylizo,. Down with the Peers Long live
Lammcncais, &c. but We're soon dispersed by the
Municipal Guard. La PreSSe says that the cool
ness which had arisen between France and Rus
sia was suhsiding Nj. de Bou,inict had arrived
at Paris from St.pc,crsburgh charged with the
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the two Governments. Gen de Rumisnv, who
sent TO replace Gen Bugeaud in the Govern
mcnt OF Ascr was soon to return as the latter re-
fused 10 resign unless he should receive formal
ordero that effect from the Minister of War
The public discussion on the reply to the King
Speech WAS MOTTO commence before the 2:2d. Two
prisoners had been made insane By the iniliction
OF the solitary regimen
FRoM Sr,S.-Aladrid papers to the Is, had
heenSrcceivcd. Nothing had been decided
10 the quarrel between the French Minister and
the Spanish Cabinet. NJ Salvandy insists on pre-
sentng his credentials the Queen instead of the
Prince Regent. Ii is expected that he vii! soon
address his ul,inMtun to the Government and Sc,
out ior Paris. leaving Charge d Ailares at
A''dnd. The municipal elections Of Alicani were.
resumed on the y uIt., and We're quietly pro-
1eco'as under the projections Of abody Of 800
infantry and 30 cavalry.
Let,erS from Consean,,noplc OF Dec. Eth, say
tia; the Por'c has acfnitively expressed its deter
nlina'ion not 'e grant the tr,nan demanded on the
part of the British Governlnen, for the establish
ncnt OF a Protestant church a, Jerusalem.
The French steamers between Marse;lles and
the Levant have proved quite inefficient, Lord
Casileragh arrived q, Alexandria the la,l, Dec.
and started for Upper Egypt Letters from Officers
of the Niger Expedition state that the objects Of
The undertaking have been nnearly thwar,ed By con-
rnucd sickness.
TARIFF IN PxNSsYLyAslA.-A Stale Tariff
Convention commenced its session al Harrisburg
on the 2sd inst. Cen THOMAS c. MrLLER. o.
Cumberland county. chosen President. A Sc
'1es OF resolutions was introduced and adopted.
and the Convention adjourned until the next day.
- strong Tariff Meeting was held AT Can
andaigua on the 18th. Oliver Phelps, Mark +.