New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-29
u The WRONGS AND RIGHTS OF IRELAND

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ried out elsewhere as there, the effect must have
been glorious. AS it is, the Albany Repealers,
who turned out three thousand strong, to march
through cold and storm for hours, have made a
capital collection of the noble sentiments OK
pressed at their meeting and if any one has a
lingering doubt of the righteousness of the he
peal Cause, we entreat him to read this pamphlet,
which is published expressly for universal dissent
nation among the American People who love
Liberty and hate Oppression. Friends Of Ire
land do put this pamphlet into the hands of
your honest and candid neighbors 1t mast pro-
duce an effect, and it costs but sir cents We
shall sell this pamphlet for the good of the cause,
and expect supply this morning; if not, then
tomorrow.
o. Our European Correspondent w. W.
travels under express instructions from us to make
himself acquainted with the People of Great Bri-
tain, their modes of life ana Of thought their feel
ings, hardships, hopes and antipathies. In obey
ing this instruction, he Identifies himself with
them, and blends his sympathies with theirs
Some things he says arc not in the best taste; IN
some cases perhaps the powerful and wealthy are
blamed for evils which they neither created nor
know how to remedy. The evils exist, however,
and the degradation and misery of the tolllng
masses cannot be exaggerated. We think our
Correspondents Letters, notwithstanding their
defects, will do good on both sides Of the water.
ng We give it up! There is no fixing an
item in Tariff made by Wings so as to satisfy
the Evening Post. If duty is laid on imports
which come in competition with our own labor,
thew are Protective, and therefore abominable !;
but if on other articles where there is no shadow
of pretence of Protection, and the object is simply
Revenue. that is somehow still more atrocious.
Saturdays Post is very savage on the last Con-
gress for imposing a duty of .fre cents pound
on Pepper and Pimento Or Alspice. This on Pr
mento. the Post says, is t,oo hundred per cent ;!
Hush neighbor You are exposing your eli
ents, the importers! They were selling Plmento
here in January, 1872 at 81 cents per pound,
though free of duty; and if five cents pound is
200 per cent. on the cost, they must have bought
il at t,ro and a half CENTS and made nice bust
ness of bringing it from the West Indies. What
pity that the Government should have cut IN
mon it by imposing duty, and so cutting down
their profits to the vulgar rate of fifty per cent
Whv should MT we take the products of the
British West Indies entirely free of duty? They
have pleasant way of tempting us to it, GER
tainlv! The Products and the shipping OF the
Union are under great obligations to them!
MA1SE-Special Election for Members Of Con-
oress.-We have returns from $50 towns about
twothirds of the Seventh District, IN which
ROBINSON, wing, has gain OF 49,
The Belfast Journal gives returns from 20
towns in Waldo, (in the Fifth Distrlct,) which
give majority against White (the regular Loco
Foco candidate) of 426 votes, being loss from
| the last election of225.
n, The Citizens e Allegheny Co. Pa held a
nre,t meetirs IN Pittsburgh on the oath, to pro-
test against Reputation in any form, and urge
the Legislature to 60 work at once, and
provide for the payment of the State Debt
JOIN IRWIN of Allegheny City presided,
and Hon. RICHARD BIDDLE, Hon. THOMAS WILL
L1AMs and several others addressed the People
Resolutions approving of adequate Taxation for
the payment Of the Interest at once, were unanl-
mously adopted.
TIE CoLD.-We are having as cool spell of
weather as for some years before. On Saturday
morning, the mercury in Fahrenheit's thermom-
ctcr stood at zero on the West side of the City
on Sunday morning, at ! degree above. The
whole of the past week was remarkably cold
We note that at Bath, Me. the mercury was
II deg. below zero on Tuesday. At Boston, on
Friday morning, deg. below zero.
q HENRY GILES, Esq. will lecture on Z" Burns"
at Clinton Hall tomorrow evening
u The fire last evening was in three story
brick building in the rear of 525 Pearl-st. owned
by Alderman Jones, and occupied by John Silva
and George Gray, looking glass and portrait
frame manufacturers and Mr.. Wight, portable
desk manufacturer. Mr.. Siva's loss is estimated
at 81 ,5OO-insured for 81 900. Mr.. Gray's from
3 to S500-no insurance. Mr.. Nights about
the same-no insurance. The inside of the
building was badly damaged before the fire was
subdued We understand MIR. Jones was insured.
FROM DEMARARA-The brig Coquette, Young,
arrived at Savannah on the 23d, in twenty-five
days from Demarara No news of Importance.
At the time of the sailing of the c. there was a
fair demand for P P. lumber, which was selling
at S25 per NJ. Eastern white pine lumber was
dull of sale at SIG Sl8 per NJ, the market be-
ing well supplied Pork was Sl2 per Dbl; Beef,