New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
Things in Lon:tOn.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

LONDON, November ), 1913.
There is very little change here in business
(since my last) All articles Of import meet
steady demand, at firm prices and the manu-
featuring districts arc all (save the Iron Trade
fully employed at remuneratng prices. The
prices Of Cotton have reccded and the specula-
tors are endeavoring to make the most of the
news, received by the Great Western, of short
crops; these reports are not, however, gen
erally believed and will not help prices. 1t is
well known that large portion Of the sales
made at the recent advance of prices were
to speculators and not to consumers-who arc
now, as body quite as wise as the lobbers-
thev NAV, in individual cases, be caught, but not
generally. The spectators, who arc well known
and connected with houses on your side, must
therefore bear the loss-lor loss there will be
unless some stronger inducemcnt than can Il ow
be given is thrown to consumers. The last ad-
vices from India and Egypt show that a very
large supply may be expected thence as the
crops are unusually large, and will att be rcai-
zed. We arc now looking for the next Indian
Mail--which it is fully expected viii bring
full information OF the favorable accounts, both
Political and Commercial, received by last mail.
There is some anxiety expressed here as to the
result of your ccctlons upon which many sup
pose that the maintenance ol your present Tariff
will depend The Free Trade party here hope for
the success of the Loco Foco party with
you-as they suppose it will be the means
of throwing off your present restrictive policy
and leaving the English government without
their present argument-that your policy is more
restrictive than theirs-those who are familiar
with your parties will laugh al this, knowing well
that Tariff is necessary to produce revenue
ment. The Liberal Candidate for the represen-
tation of London Mr.. Pattson, has been elected
by small majority. Great eXertlons were made
In his favor by the Anti. Corn Law League. Mr.
Barlng's party were not as active he was sus-
pected of leaning towards Free Trade-in fact
was not 50 thorough Tory his party wished.
The Jews, who are a very influential body IN Lon
don, almost all voted against Barring. The House
is not popular Mr. O'Conrell continues quietly
gathering IN his rent, now about Gas 900, and re-
ceiyes tribute from the United States and Canada
but there s no more blusterlng-all Is peace.
The word Repeal is almost torgotten,--that
IS, as far as himself and his own particular
tall-but whether his five million followers will
be content TO forget all they have heard and he has
promised them Tor their money, IS yeta matter Of
doubt. The Government, however, arc fully pre-
pared come what will. In Wales some of the
l. tod Tt,ntr
tences have been mildly and judlclously passed.
1t Will have good effect on The country
and these troubles may now be considered as
brought very nearly 10 an end The queen
has been visiting Cambridge and the nelghbor-
hood making Royal Progress, almost as snowy
as that of Elizabeth All this does good for trade,
by the circulation of money spent. The news from
Spain is rather more tavorable-the present party
seem to MAINTAIN their ground At Madrid all Is
quiet The Lopez Ministry have majority IN the
elections, and it is expected ;hat the Coycs VII
declare the Queen OF age. SaragoSsa has surren-
dered, and Barcelona cannot hold out much longer
There is however, little dependence to be placed
on any thing in Spain. There is no other Foreign
news of interest. Your obd't. seyv't. w
P. S.-The weather has been very stormy,
attended with the most distressing shipwrecks
and loss of lives, and it is feared that the worst Is
not yet known.
IRELANp-Ireland continues quiet. The
country is extensively occupied by uoops-ln
fact, the whole available force Of the British
Army has been thrown into 1.-THE agitation
somewhat subsidized in tone, but equally effective
IN action, continues-the Repeal Golfers are
sweed by thousands weekly-,he much talked
OF Cancellation Hall has been opened--two or