New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-19

i NtclfrOdV IlDiu kOuCOus lol tDPscs VI 49, 49,
Time. Of May 10Th and 2lst The 18th was the
la,es, date we had by the las, steamer at Boston
| The news is not Of much importance. We have
nothing later from the Liverpool Cotton Market
The Stock Market was quiet and steady. The ousi
ness transacted on the 20ih was limited. The For
eien securities had shown little alteration; prices
maintain ,olerable fr1nness We compile sum
mary Of such items of in'eres, ga we find In tho
papers before
| Both Houses of parlamen, were flooded with Pc
htons against The Msynoo,h Grant.
| The Duke OF Newcastle is ont with another lei
| ter against the Ministry.
| In the House Of Commons. on the 20ih motion
for Information respecting the amount Of the revenues
| Of TRINITY College Dublin voted down-55 to =
| The third reading Of the Maynooth bill was under
discussion in the house OF Commons I'll O'Clock on the
norrnc q the 2lst The would probably be taken
that evening Til Sir Robert Pee consented to the ad
ouynnen, there were TO JOG in favor Of taking the
] cote the 10th.
Theatrical performances were given at the IT
Jaaess Theatre on the 18th Of May for the benefit o.
| distressed Needlcwomen.
The festival Of the Trinity Corporation came oil
On the 10Th Of Msy-Hs Grace the Duke Of Wellington
| Master presiding.
The same day the National Temperance Conven-
| ton was held in Exeter Hall. London Among the
| .pcakers we notice a Mr. j. Ceilings Of Philadelphia
letter was read from Father Mathe" stating ihaI All IL
| peouniary difficulties lad been removed
| On the same evening the Queen gave grand
STATE Ball for which 300 invitations were ssued Inc
| Queen opened the bal with Prince Edward Of SAKE
Wenoar Prince Albert and the Countess Deirichsein
the Austrian Ernba.ssdress being the opposite couple
The stop and Bohemian Polkss among the dances
The whole Diplomatic Corps and all foreigners Of die
rncton were present Mrs and Miss Eyereitwere pre-
.en, Supper was served ut IL O'Clock, after which
| scotch Reel was danced.
| petition signed by more than 500 members OF
The Senate Felows &c Of Cambridge College. has been
presented TO the Chancellor Of the Exchequer against
| he gran, TO Msynoo,h.
NJ Catineau Laroche states that if the alternate
vsteo Of cultivation practi.ed in England adopted
France the produce Of corn GRAM would be doubled
| n 20 years.
| The Chinese Collection Of the late Nathan Dunn
| IF Philadelphia is advertised for sale in London.
| The Spanish Chamber of Deputies voted the en-
ire Of the budget of receipts the l2th Of May The
Convention with the Pope was signed the 9th OF
April
The Paris papers announce the probable appoint
| men, of ~ Boz. lie Comte as French ambassador q
| Inc Court Of Rome.
Prince de Montfort, son Of Jerome Bonapartc, is
residing at Paris
Vice Admiral Coun, Williamez senior Admiral
d, the French Navy died suresDes, Paris on the
| 18th Of May.
| The Cardinal Patriarch died a; Lisbon on the 7ih
/ IF May Ills funeral on the 9th Of grea pomp
| The Queen and King were present.
| Ernest de Brunow the Poet. brother of the Rus
sian Embassador London is dead He died at ORES
den.
The celebrated Comedian, Mr. Strickland died on
he evening of the 18th Lambeth, in the 47th year Of
| bis age.
The Countess of Mount Edgccombe and Lord
Byron have succeeded the Marchioness Of Dro and Wis
cunt sydney as the Lady and Lord in Waiting on the
Queen.
The London Peace Society held its e9th annual
meeting on the evening of the Goth II stated that
spondence had been opened with the American
Peace Society regarding President Polks speech on
Oregon.
The WAR Is ScISDE-A despatch from sr
Charles Napier dated shshpoor gives an account OF the
akng Of Shshpoo and Pos, 10 miles East called Ooch
N the previous day These Posts were held by outlaws
If the Dookee Jsckranee and Booge tribes II re
oor,ed thu, As of the outlaws were wounded and 40 killed
At Ooch-ainong them DeriG Khan Chief OF the Jaca'
nees He received grape-shot in his breast About
1890 head Ct camels, cattle, &c. were taken, On the
other side Is men and q horses killed or wound
3D. Aim Beg Ressedar 9th Irregular Cavalry, died OF
he wounds received st Ooch.
Tile Regular Weekly Repeal Meeting was held
N Cancellation Hail. Dublin, the loth-R. d. Browne,
NJ p in the Chair Mr. OConnell moved that a song
and piece Of music presented to the Association by J.
C. OCaaghsn. be rejected because it breathed war
'p lie repeated his old principles that he would not
accept of Repeal the expense Of the shedding one
/ drop of human blood Mr. OConnell read the report
l Of the Repeal Committee on the Land Commission,
which states ihs, unless grea, change effect
ed in the condition Of the Irish Agricultural laborer
sgrarian war was inevitable" The rent for the week
| was s432 %. lid
The Catholic Bishops were TO NEE, on the 2lst,
| 10 consider The Colleges Bill NJ. OConncl said
he would abide by their opinions on the Religious points
| Of the Bill 4 Committee OF Repeslers has been ap
pointed ON the Secular points
/ The London Times talks of split between
| Young Ireland and oConneA-
reward of tlO0 has been offered by the Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland Tor the apprehension Of the
icrers Of Mr. James Gallagher under agent To Mr. Enc
/ ~ County Csyan.
Baths for the laboring classes are being estab
ishcd in London under the patronage of Prince Albert
4 Collision occurred on the 10TH on the London
and Brighton Railway No lives lost The passengers
thrown from their seats and several OF them
| OF less injured
john p HALE.-The position Of this gentleman
as member of the Loco Foco party. prescribed on
accun' of his manly opposition tohe Annexation of
| Texas, is well understood BY readers 1t is
equally well known that the candidate put forward
by the party leaders Of New Hampshire to supplani
| him in Congress failed greatly to the modification
and chagrin Of those leaders, OF being elected A
new election having been ordered, Mr. Hale has
taken the field an independent candidate. and is
engaged in addressing large assemblies OF the pco
Pile in diticrcn, parts Of the State. He recently
| wished ccncord xxhe-, no MOI " oman l,.c,.