New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10
Fifteen DAYS Later from Europe.
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Tho British HAL Steamer Caledonia, Captain
Lott, arrived off the mouth Of Boston Ha'oor on
Friday night, about O'Clock, but, owing to
dense fog, was unable to come up to The city Til
Saturday forenoon. Sac brings London and Llv-
erpoo papers to the 18th inst the day of sailing.
She has brought q large meil-39 passengers ffom
Liverpool, and six from Halifax.
The news was brought to this city by the Mar
ragansett, which arrived here yesterday morning
about O'Clock, though due early Sunday morn
inp.-We are under obligations to Harden &
Co. foy the latest Liverpool and Boston papers.
The advices by this arrival are neither import
ant nor interesting. hfoney seems TO be increas-
iro in value and the Cotton Market continues in
que. healthy state.
Thesieamship Acadia, Capt. Harrison, reached
Liverpool on the l4th ult.
Hen. Joel w. White, newly appointed Ameri-
can Consul fsr the part OF Liverpool, had ar
lived out, aud only waited for the issue OF the
usual exequatur from the Foreign Office, before
entering upon his consular duties.
A; large meeting OF the Manchester Chamber CT
Commerce, strong resolutions were adopted for Sc
curing the repeal of the duty on raw Cotton. The
amount of the duty is three quarters Of million
sterling. L, is thought probable Ministers, during
the ensuing meeting of Parliament, will consent TO
give itup.
There have been more severe gales in Liverpool
attended with unusual high tides. Several vessels
were driven ashore, ind met with other disasters.
lncendia,y fires continue to be frequent in differ
~, nar,u IF he cnuntrV
On the 10Th ult. there was heavy snow storm in
Eneland-the snow fell on Dartmoor to the depth
of six inches.
The packet chips England, United States, St.
George, and Southerner, which left New-York early
in the last month. arrived here, the two former on
saturday, the latter on Sunday last. The Roscius
arrived on Wednesday.
(Willmer & Smiths Times, Nov. 10.
THE Hop DUIY.-The return Of the hop duty on
this years growth was Issued on Saturday. nc
total is E256 24U 15s. 22d. OF which the old duty
amounts To fl40,322 LIS. 2!d. The new duty 10
El03 7l6 LIS. 1ld and the additional duty Of per
cent per Act Sd Victoria, II, 10 El2,2Ol Us. 04j
PARTIAL OVERFLOW OF THE THAMEs.-Ihe
present spring Tides have risen much higher Than
any for several years past in consequence OF which
The Thames has ovcrfOWed lis low lying embaDk-
.nents above and below ondonbridge, doing con-
siderable damage 10 property situate along The water
side.
MINISTERIAL CHANeEs.-Rumors of ministerial
changes rife. ltis very generally believed that
three Offices, oil held al present by peers namely,
the Offices Of the First Lord of the Admiralty,
President of the Board of Control, and Postmaster
General will be vacated by their present occupants
before the meeting Of Parliament. The frstnamed
Office il is said, will be filled by Lord Peterborough,
and the second by Lord Stanley; in which case
Sir Gladstone would have the management Of the
Colonies, and the Board of Trade will all TO Lord
Dalhoues. These rumors orig mate with the Morn
ing Post.
FR1GHTFUL STEAMBOAT Academia lament
able accident occurred at Blackwell, on the Thames
On the evening ofTuesday last, produced by an ex-
plosion OH board called the Gipsey Queen
iron vessel of 600 tons, and 300 horse power,
by which persons lost thsr lives, and five more
lost their lives.
The EXTENT OF PUsEYIsM IN THE CHURCH OF
ENGLAND The Record, Inc organ of the Evsngel-
ical Church party, eliudng to the secession OF Mr.
Newman from the church (which, by the way, has
since been coniradiced, says, We are now, in all
probability the verge ola considerable secession
from our venerable establishment The fact we be-
lieve 10 be, that MIR. Newman would have gone over
10 Rome year ago, could he have carried DR.. Pu
soy with him. But DR.. Pussy was not ready, and
his secession without DR.. Pusey would have had
comparatively little effect. From the intelligence
we have received, we think IL probable that about
pany Mr.. Newman, il Or. fusey secedes also; ana
we have heard it computed by those wall quail
fled 10 form just opinion of the case, that in OK
ford Cambridge, and even the country Ut large, there
will be in all about hundred OF the irdctarians
who will secede TO their appropriate place within
the bosom of Rome, if Mr.. Newman were eccompa-
MED by Dr. Pussy.
PUBLIC HEALTH IN ENGLASD.-The quarterly
returns obtained from lis districts, 81 placed under
the metropolis, and the remaining 81 comprising,
with some agricultural districts, the principal towns
ard cities Of ngland, the population having been
6576 9l2 in 1871, shoW that the deaths registered IN
the last quarter ending the 30ih September, were
SO 76l, or l42 less than the deaths 1892 in the
June quarter and ,70l more than ~ CS3 the aver
age of five previous September quarters. Allowing
for the increase of population the mortality will be
found to be about the average OF the summer quar-
ter July, August and Seplember;) that quarter be-
ing now the least fatal in the year.
THE GREAT BRlTAIN.-It was rather generally
supposed that this vessel would have left Cumber-
land basin on the high tides of the early part oil this
week She could not, however, be got ready in
time, and her departure is postponed 10 the CORES
bonding period OF next month, when is confidently
expected she will proceed 10 sea. We understand
no doubt is entertained OF there being sufilcient
rise of water TO carry her out without ditfcal'y
Mrs. Holland, lady TO whom the younger por-
ton of society have been much Indebted Tor amuse-
meut, instruction and bene6cent advice, died lately
al the age of 70.
FATHER MArREw.--A movement is now going
np aud that il will prove successful there is little
doubt for not merely dischargiug his liabilities, but
raising bim fund which will place him beyond
,ecnniasy need hereafter. Meetings have been held
ia England US well Is in Ireland, the spbeci, and,
from iha literaly OF the subscriptions, the required
sur-f2O, OO0-wil he speedily forthcoming.
The Queen and Prince Albert have been paying
visit TO Northamp;onshire, for the doube purpose
OF seeing Burghley-hcuse, originally the seat Of
Queen Elizabelh's Minister, Cecil; and Of being
presen, III The christening of the nont daughter Of
The noble proprietor the Marquis Of Exeter TO whom
Prince Albert acted godfather.
The Queen has subscribed f2G0, and Prince Al
bert ElO0 towards the erection OF baths and wash
houses in London. Queen Adelaide he's aisc given
ElO9.
The Rev VIM. H. Henslowe, CuraIe of Worme.
CAV, Norfolk, has been suspended from his functons
for thee months, for having refused re bury the
corpse OF parshioner who hud been baptised by
Methodist minister.
GUANo-The arrivals of this article during The
last eigh, days 2,400 ,ons, by four vessels e5
los, has been accepted Tor quantity on The spot,