New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

teen millions sterling. the Government holding
security in the sum of eleven millions due from
the Government to the Bank, in addition to the
three millions of Stock which is to serve as
guarantee FOX the amount of Notes The new
Ba9k of Deposit is to manage the National Debt
and serve priva,. v--.---o-s and !, ;s ora,.,.oog
certain exclusive privileges it Will have 1ne ~
er of contracting and expanding the circulation
under proper regulations The accounts of the
Bank TO be Enthusiastically: No new Bank OF
issues TO be permitted, and those which are
already in operation are to be confined TO their
average issues OF the last two years. As in the
case OF The Bank OF England, 80 Of the Country
Banks--ihe accounts are to be published weekly.
The following are the propositions OF the Mn
ister:
10. Thei i IS expeent to continue to the Bank o. Eashnd
Tor time - De !mtsd, certain OF the privileges b law
vested 10 that cOrporanon subject such conditions may De
PROVIDED ny any net u be passed Tor That purpoee.
lint q cxpedent "a provide by law that the Bank oil
England should neiceiorh be divided dc
Dnf"snt-"ne exclusively conucd the ssue aud clrcula
' oi.iots-te oihef 10 tine conduct OF banking business
nat II expedent llIt the amount OF securities
whch shall enceiorh be lawful Bans OF England
10 Issue pronssory notes payable to bearer on demand hd
nu such amount shall only be increased Under certain cond
-. That expeden, TO provide by law that weekly
publication should made by the Bank O England, OF the
state both OF The circulation and o 'he BANKING DepsMens
fS & 1ee 10 fspea s e s @ Wnf o s sss9 sas @
u"n ioE lamp duty.
the Bank OF England. the OF nxed annual payment TO be
made by the Bank 10 the public shal be per 9nnum
by law payable 10 the Bank Tor the management Of the
~ 1na OF any of the securities upon
which shall be lawful TO! the Bank OF England such
be made By The Bunk OF The public, above
,hc SAID fixed pnyme, o Ele0OU equal the
s. Thu; exPedient prohibit By law the of pro-
In hank.
now ISSUING such nues or By any bunk hereafter 10 be eab
80 That eNpcdient provide by Inv tha, such banks
IN Engand and Wales issue notes payable
jec such conditions aud such limitations the
o issue may be provided ot by be passed Tor that
H. That it expedcn 70 provide by law lor the weekly
publication of the amount Of promlssOy payable 10
bearer on emd circulated By any bank authorized TO issue
such sue, ncte5 gsi, -.
with regard to jOint-stock banking cOmpunies'
The news from the Continent is briefly sum-
med up. In Spain the Ministry of Gozales Bravo
is numbered with the things which were. Poor
Spain. Seven Ministries in the course oftwclve
months! The Cabinet of Narvacz, whether con-
sdcrcd with reference TO its head or TO the CON-
ponents of its tail, is not likely 10 have more
enduring existence than its predecessors. While
the present semi-state of anarchy prevails, all re-
spect for the constitutional rights of the people o.
the Sovereign is merged in the designs of amb-
tous, scf-willed men, whose personal feelings,
irrespective of the welfare of the country, are the
rule OF action. Compared with the present cond
ton of things, pure deSpotsm in Spain wOulu
be blessing. Occasions, it is said produce great
men. In Spain, the occasions have been sut-
ciently numerous, but no master mind has appear
ed TO control them or turn them to good account
Perhaps when sufficiently disgusted with the puny
whpsiers that now fog them so numerically, the
Spanish people may solicit from his retirement Ill
the neighborhood of the Regents park, the only
man who appears to have the nous of a states
man-Espartero. With all his faults he is Oym-
pus TO mole-hill as compared with those who
have presumed to rule the roast since his abd-
cation.
In Portugal the Government was too feeble to
conquer the insurgents OF Almeida. 1t wlhked
nj the treason it could not punish, and by allow
ing the parties engaged in it TO escape into Spain
it has got rid for The present of the troublesome
Bomtim aud his comrogues. Agovernment which
is TOO weak to assert lis own dignity holds out a
premium to sedilon. The other foreign news oi
the fortnight possesses no striking feature.
| IRbLAND-REPEAL ASsocIATIoN.-Thc Associ.
alton met, as usual on the 9th inst Dr. Nag lie in the
chair
| n
serving that he anxious to show the English milton tie
sympathy which foreigners have i.r ireland After some h
erred the committee prepare an address 10 the people
Ireland. Mr. oConnel spoke 9 sISa length observing m UNI
means and showing that their enemies beginning 70 IL
umph which, he sure. the people OF Ireland would no
The rent was stated 10 he f24S Is. 6l.
Tic weekly meeting of The Repeal Association
was held on the 18th ios in Conciliation.hall, Alr
X. f.. Fitzgerald in the char.
NJ. Ot n
demning tie abolition of the ancient office OF Lore
! Lieut., nant of Ireland.
Mr. OConue remarked that he was happy 10 congatu a't
them upon the & amount me 9" e c & s Tee1 Ss ne f n
effort tn stimulate them nfd he was thankful io' the scce
upwards OF si9Oloud cheenl-he could afford 10 90 io
England The lsare cenen'an then went @ In1 m an P ekPaa
bad alleged offered hun BY Lord Nonanby ba, which
he had the honor hold the noble Lord when the office
vacant, he Lord Srrnisnby. addressed hun ~ such
led him 10 believe he about To offer him the
fee; but he had interrupted him. BY saying. My Lord do
wish say anything unpleasant TO you but would not
was under the impression that the noble Lord the pom,
of making offer OF the place 20 hun. AT four O'Clock Nr.
pool that night on his way London, amid loud cheers
The learned gentleman arrived in London on Tuesday even
ing. per railway from LWerpool)
The amount of the rent was stated 10 be f400.
RuMoRED MARRIAGE OF MIR. OCoNNELL.-
There is rumor aioat, which, II is stated, has
caused considerable uneasiness and issatsincton
O'ConnelI. 1t is according 10 this report, cred.bly
believed that The honorable and learned gentlenau
is about 10 reenter tue holy bonds OF wedock, with
the sister of distinguished member OF Trinity Col
lese and, moreover, a staunch member oi the te-
n. Is of the Church of England. limes.
FRANcE.-The French Ministry have sustained
two defeats since last pubiication-the FIRST by
the Chamber of Deputies annu!ling The third cleo
ton of A Charles Laflitte, the ground OF his hav
ing committed collective corruption in promising
The electors TO construct, at the expense no doubt
OF the Rouen Railway Company, tot which he is the
bsnker,) branch OF that road TO their town, Lou
sers, from the main road. The second check was
in the election of NJ. Seller as Deputy for Cher
bourg, in the room of the late Colonel de Bricquc-
vile. The Chambers OF Peers and Deputies are still
engaged with the Secondary Instruction and Prison
Bills, which appear to afford almost inteIminable
food Tor the Legislative genius OF our Gallo neigh
bors. The debates Offer nothing worthy OF remark,
and excite little or no interest.
In the Chamber of Deputies, on tn 4th inst. a dis
cusson Of interest the bringing up Of report on
motif, tba Of