New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-08-20
sixteen oays Later from E4rops' :.

moment 800, I'm,
The . Gather has been SUCH as 10 cause a ',i5
mos; sangu.ne expectations o' :
abundant harvest. y
4 The accounts from the manufacturing US,
t-icts are of cheering nature; business 49, 3.
healthy ASPECT; there are Numerous ',ne.S
GOODS. ana uorklncn fro plenty oil en- -loy''''"''
Money is plentiful and likely to continne So %.
F,-s, class bills .sc and others : 10 per cent
Tse Great Wes,era arrived out on sunday 'iie
I'll. INST
The cotton market hls no; been very ANNA
toa The trade, nevertheless, continues 10 pug
rhose 10 = far extent, 50 that pncss can "af1y
10 s5d 70 have been effected. Egyptian nus
-eced,.l a ,r,tis. but Surat and Brazil MAINTAIN
their rates.
p.R11,uRxrARY--The proceedings OF ooth
Honses OF Parliament present few topics WHICH
call flr notice Sir Robert Feel has annouhceo
that Government are resolved to adopt specify
and decisive measures Tor extending education III
Ireland. not only by increasing the Elementary
Scbonls. but by charging the existing means oil
Acacem!cal instruction The Premier dcci'iieu
IN give any farther indication OF the Intentions u
Government. but, from his admission that Tie
ColI.,te Of MAMMOTH Is rot adequately suppoi'e"'
il IS believed that the grant to that estao!
NJ xt wear WILL be materially increased. me CIV u
disabilities under winch Roman tataoliCS REMAIN,
aod which are obsolete on account OF Inc polt'chi
Emancipation Act,are IN progress OF !epea.i sunni
cav, that the Archbishop of Dublin, DR.. Murray,
has made terms with Lord lloytesbury, TO DIS
countenanco the Repeal agitation among his
Prfsrs. and that in return the Government VIII.
earlv IN The next session of Parliament, ~ I'd
,no,rs for the establishment OF Il Cathv.lc |, nj
vcSsity.
thanks TO the parties mos. doepy ntere'ted i'eve
/ received some important qualifications n 'ne!r
progress through Parliament, and with TIE Biil
for the Registration OF Companies, wall cordnce,
!, is hoped. to the advantage OF the Pu5ac, 10y
imposing reasonable restrictions upon ANY th'ng
: an reaching To monopoly, while, at the same
tln,c. not invading ;ou far what might be coil
sdered in some measure, private property.
long discussion has taken place relative TO
the policy pursued By this country IN regard to
the French settlements in Africa, from the inst
diplomatic remembrance made by Lord Aberdeen
5 in 1880. All parties, however, seemed disposed
to {, eli that the French settlements had too long
received 4 tacit acquiescence 10 render any IN
reference proper OF necessary
Ii IS stated by the Ministerial that the regular
5 business of Parliament will probably be disposed
ot by the end of the first week III August, that
: Parliament. however, whit not then be prorogued.
bat the session be continued by adjournment to
the , 1th of August The object OF THIS arrange
mcnt is said to be 10 afford time for receiving he
report OF the JUDGES and making up the judy
meut OF the House of Lords on the WIT OF Error
brought in by Mr. O'Conne!l and his fellow phi
SOnGfs.
Parties in the Stock Exchange, interested in
1t. l. IL. ~ Ar L.v hapu
surprised bv a communication to the COMMITTEE
irnn MessTs. Barring Brothers, that the House OF
Representatives have confirmed the arrangement
previously entered into by the Executive with
Mir Faconnet by winch the sum OF 1000 dollars
per mouth will be immediately paid over for the
benefit Of the bondholdcrs, unit! some final ar
rangemcnt can be made for a permanent prUyiS-
ION oi the whole debt the Republic
The design o. raising a loan fo- the West In
dia prop-ieors for the purpose of applying II to
immigration under the guarantee of Parliament,
has been postponed Tor the present.
Mr. Pritchard, our Consul at Tahiti. has come
home III The Nnnicuve. II is SAID In Tic Ia" pa
pers that he had been imprisoned. 10y order oil the
French auihotltics IN that island, for II days,
and only obtained his liberty condition of leav-
ing the country, Queen Pomare had taken re-
luge II is further stated, on board the BascllSk
slopp OF war, where she remained when the last
accounts came away. The treatment; which he
experienced has been noticed III Parliament, aud
q; GOOD deal Of i'll feeling excited. The con-
duet OF the French at Tahiti i. represented IN
the most odious light. WiIlmer's News Letter.
COMMERCIAL SrMM.RY.-The most gratifying
accounts have been received, relative to the state
OF the Wheat, and other principal crops, IN almost
all agricultural sections of the kingdom From
the British North American Colonies, there has
; been received large quantity of Flour recently
The favorable condition of the home crops will
check imports, at least FOR the present.
The commercial markets IN a satisfactory
: condition. Speculation is conducted upon very
limited scale, the purchases of woods cDtton indl
90 and raw silks, &c. having been made to
very large amount, for immediate consumption
In the exports OF British cotton manufactures in
the first SIX months Of tic present year, COM
pared with the corresponding period of lei3,
there IS an increase IN PLAIN caIcce s of not less
Than 26,I0LU50 yards-thc shipments having
been 276 122 GIL yards; Of printed and dyed cali
Goes, the exports from January to the end of June
last, were 1872 .O5O.3Gs yards, an increase over
The exports Of the same period Of 1913, of
6,1o52l9 yards.
Money IS abundant and cheap. and there is a
large stock OF bullion in The Bank Of England.
The best bills are done readily at rom TO "a
Dock warrants find no difficulty at to ;.
The following IS the state of the London mar.
ket:
Conso. Reduced Three per Cents leo: Three en,a-
Hal: to 1} ang New Three Hper Cents. W.; ff
cheGuer bls 20 -; 1nd Bank stock lsf'5..
Spanish Eve per Gents. ~ Sos"- done m tie .Fee
teits NeNcan. 25 ColumDnn seneIeia, Is ana Bra
ri New iioHts -
Coasal. 10. Account closed at l5ls Spanish, -
The rates OF Exchange were ,h'ee mon'i
u -. 3. Antwerp, llGibursh IL II y; Par, =,
~: = P-.ehurg. 81 Vienna. ~ % Trieste ~ 81: Leg
nn. - ~ ;J Madrid. j.. - CaiZ, 81 -; Lisbon and
OpOrtO, - jCHaies Hlmers News Letter.
Anieai out Of 4mericGn PGckets and Steqa-
ers.-fhe packet snip Patrick Henry, Capt. De-
.no, arrived the 9th: TIC Oxford packet ar
rived on the 18th the Britannia, ROYAL Mail
Steamer, from Boston and H4l,fax arrived on the
morning OF the 27,h, at half past one. The packet
ship Vlrgnan, Capt Allen, arrived on the ID INST
At:emPt to ASsaSsirate kng.-On the Goth
July. at the moment when the King Of Prussia
was about to set out on a journey, an assassin,
named Tscheck. bu-gomaster at :, little village
some leagues from Berlin. fred pistol. The