New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-20
THE TRIBUNE.
FROM EUROPE.

Soquontly performed the trip in thirteen days and
4 half. The news IS not specially important.
Business was to a considerable extent, in a
state of inaction until the Budget made It's APP
pcarancc The alterations made by the Chan
ccllor of the Exchecguer in certain articles of
produce, caused some little stir iii the market.
Money continues plentiful Cotton it is stated,
is likely to contiuc low in price all the year The
question is once settled for another twcvcmonth
an extensive business in Sugar is likely to con-
tinuc all the year, at good but not fuctuatng
prices.
There had been no change in the price of
Cotton.
The arguments in the case Of the Crown VS.
OConneii and others, before the Court Of Q ucen'S
Bench Dublin, on the motion FOR a new trial
were still gong on. Lsrd Peterborough has been
recalled rom the Government Of India.
Her Najcsy's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT may be expected
aSou, the beginning OF July.
L; is rumored that Sir Henry Pottingcr will,
on his arrival in England, be elevated to the
pcerage.
Mr.. Thomas Barring, the unsuccessful oppo-
nent Of Mr.. Patiison, III the recent City OF Lon
don coa,cst, has been returned without opposition
for Huntington.
The capital of British railways now exceeds
sixty millions sterling, and yields revenue of SIN
millions per anuum.
The amount of poor rate collected last year in
Ireland by the aid OF military police, was Il, sis
Tho rate thus enforced in l37 places.
y Geographic tepatch received by the
French Government on the 18th ult. announcing
that the Queer of Naples had been safely deliv-
cred Of daughter on the 4tIl.
PARLlAMsSTARy.-Pe have been in the
ascenden, in the British Parliament for nearly week.
The difficulties accustomed bv some remarks
made bv ir. Ferrand, member from mares
borough, who daring the Easter ho!ida, $ employed
his time in perameuatnc the manufacturing districts
OF YORKSHIRE aud Lancashire along with 4 Mr.. CAST,
Ter. mDkiug strong appeals 10 the ard-woTed labor
crS IN favor OF shorIime bill, aud throwing. ut the
same time, the strongest and most dishonorabic i'm
puiajious on The conduct and motives oi all who dii
f,r with hlnl--mi-0wnerS, the new poor-iaw sup
portrrs aud even the ministers (whom be pioessediy
supporl-l and heir friends. At one of these meet
inss he accused The Home Secretary, Sir james
Graham. with having induced an eX- Assistant Poor
Law Commissioner 10 make Il false report IN order
10 crush him. Nh FerraUd; and, gong still further
in The work OF personal detracton, he accused Mr..
Hog the member for Beverly, in substance, wiki
having COMMITTED perjury, by unseoiiug, at the wish
of SIR James Graham, and contrary 10 the evidence,
Mr. Waiter principal proprietor OF the Times
These ugly charges could not be passed over IN de
cencv, when they were once brought before the
House. MIR. Roebuck WHO delights the MEM
hers nj ogEefheads, and reves IN this sind OF sport,
from sheer love oil mischief, prompted, perhaps, III
the present instance, by old score which lie has
TO settle wih Mr. Walter and his Influential; journal,
seeing Mr. Ferrand i'll his place, drew attention TO
Inc extraordinary charges which the member Tor
KoareshorCuch had preferred against Minister OF
the Crown, and member OF the House. Mr.. Fcrrand.
thus appealed 10, and probably taken by surprise,
admitted the OF the reported version OF
the speech, which contained the impuiaiion. Tbs
was enough. The House having once soiled lis
fingers w!th the defiiement, was obliged 10 wash
Them clean, and three mortal nights were con-
sumed in the tedious abluton.
Thinking ,hat Mr.. Fcrrand had been entrapped
INFO an admission about the correctness OF the rcpor,
which he might see reason, reflection, to retraci,
the House in charity, adjourned his case until the
following night. Mr.. ferrand presented himself
AGAIN. stuck 10 the orthodoxy OF the report as on
the former occasion, butby way OF healing the cash
said he had no inen;ieI when he made the speech,
Of tronndin, the personal honor OF the two gentle
men, 'rhis was too much. The House gave
terrific burst of laughter and teTison and having no
desire 10 be beited TO death the valiant MI errahd
nut O.; ms hat ndwaiked out. what 10 DO WIZ"
the refractory member became the next considera-
ailon and from fear OF DONG anything hastily 'iie
House again adjourned. Two more slttlnss were
wasted ere decision was come 10, respecting 'iie
foul-noued earruious 'ir ferfahd. AZ iehsui'
Sir Robert Peel preserved his gravity so tar as 10
nronose ,lat the House should vote The nputatloDs
false and calumnious. outstanding line trum-
pefv character OF The whole affair, 50 fond IS the
world ot witnessing the degradation OF people IN
high places that nothing winch has occurred curing
the session has excited 80 Huch interest dI'U '''"
ment out Of doors.
On Friday evening" II was announced IN boih ilou-
scs that the Eas; India Company had ISSUED orders
Tor The recall OF Lord Peterborough from India ~ ac-
cordance with the power gwen 10 them by Inc law,
but that such recall the wish or The desire OF
he
the country completely by surprise, though there Is
much reason TO believe that The Court of Directors
has long been much dissatisfied with the policy oi
his Lordsbp, especially regards The attacks upon
the AIGeers OF Scindr, trd'npon Gwaor; his attend
Ing ~ the field Of baie, where he could 5e Ct no use
and where bis death towing 10 his higb stGtiUu might
have produced great mischief; his conduct with re-
gard 10 the gates Of SOnnauth; his congregation OF
large and expensive armies apparently Tor the mere
purpose OF display las wGnGcfiHe7 from one end OF
India 10 lie oiher his disregard OF the advice Of his
colleagues his disturbance Of the rules OF he DIrec-
tors, and his strong language IN reply 10 theTremon-
siGnces. IL is expected mat SIR James Graham,
who has become bghiy unpopular at home, viii
succeed him.
he annual ezpos6 Of the Chancellor of the Elk
chequer made on 5ionday. variety OF cncum-
stances has caused II TO he looked Tor with more
than ordinary ieleresi. The fact Of the ChGuceilo,
having surplus revenue Of three millions, after
meeting tie deficit Of last year, Is an encouraging
Circumstance. This surplus Is Attributable 10
the imposition Of the property tax, and the
Minister, 1t seems has no intention Of giving uI,
for at least couple Of years 10 conc, that prolific
source OF revenue. But the question is 10 be fully
di,cUssfd in the next session o Parliament. Every
one anticipates the result. He incurred good deal
OF odium III imposing IT, and Yields too great IN
incorae TO an expecting Minister TO be readily part
ed wiih twill be seen tina, Ihe Chancellor cnIcu-
ates the revenue for The coming year at JI, 19a,
UUU; the expenditure al 1903 600; leaving bal
ance Oh neory three millions favor OF the EXche-
quer. He proposes 10 remit dUlcs on wool, marine
insurance, coffee, cuuants, vinegar, aud glass, 10
The extent oi f3070O0 year, aud ho IL IN favor OF
increasing The Balance 10 the credit of the Govern
men', ci.ofafains any deficiencies which may
aris", IN preference absorbing !, bv sill inrther
Icdaclloa.. The dnty lnreisn Cofee ]. % be re-