New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
rIrTEEy DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of steamship Cambria.

Wednesday. in the .hort passage OF eleven days
having left Liverpool the 18th OF July Inc po-
ucal news Is Of little importance There Is az I'M
proveneni IN the Cotton Market Corn Trade and
American Stocks. Money IN London Is plenty and
the market in healthy state
The Cambria brought FIVE passengers from Liv-
erPool TO Halifax, q from Liverpool to Boston and
eight from Halifax to Bosion-llo IN all
PARLIANESTART-Parl Il dragging on To-
ward close. The withdrawal OF measures which can
not be carried owing either 20 the OF time or 10
the r.rceness Il oppo-iron-was performed win cue
soemHty, - -.r Robert Peel Inc queen ana hef
hU- band vii soon BE- on the wing members and mnis-
who have passed 90. day amid ne io and heat
u 81 -tephel vii follow their example, snl tae Lon
don season - ca ed Will have terminated IheFe = 20
season on record when members nA'e oeeh WORKED
harder The various railway committees nave demand
ed constant and continuous attendance and - close was
the work that the absence Of the uuant 4fn ~. m
bcrs was missed Whether the character oi the House
VIII be raised " impaired by the execution OF tne A
rudinous duties Arising of - executive character
remains % be -een. BltixO cases have already been
invest gated. IN wi CT members 81 the house-1nd what
j. wore members Of the Government have been detect
I'd p rather questionable practices Mr. bonnan and
Capt. b0cerO have been pronounced. oy select COM
m tee, guilty Of turning IN ne matter OF me south
Eastern Railway their legislative and oi1ca duties 10
pecunlary account Both these Gentlemen must resign
perhaps have done but Suspicion arises That ney are
sacrnced 10 keep up Appearance and that they VII
leave behind them many whose hands are not whit
cleaner than their own
The subject Of University has been the cause Of
fierce debate and ola vey narrow division N the House
81 Commons-so narrow hst only eight votes stood be
tween the Government and defeat. The abolition OF re
ii-0us tesis IN the scotch Universities was originally
brought before the Hou-, by Nr Rutherford and when
BE- Introduced IT, sir James Graham intimated the pro
liability that the Ministry would concece the cemasd.
The second reading Of The bill IN the absence Of Mr.
Rutherford. was moved hy Mr. NacaUcy the member
for Edinburgh. tho IT, readers need hardly be IN
formed - the effective aud brilliant speakers
IN the House The Quest a. issue involves THIS con
observation-disclosures the member, % TIE Free tnlrcn
in scotland shall have access 20 IL. LlTerslres o her
country A. the tests now stand. they are excluded
and the grievance i felt be fyrannica in practice aEt
unjust in principle. On the second reading. the Gov
eminent, very unwisey for their stability and popularity
resisted the required boon and IN doing 80 aid them
selves open 70 a cutting exposure OF inconsistency.
To oppose the abolition Of IN Scotland. while IN
their Collegiate Bill they insist upon the absence Of
tests IN Ireland Is anomaly II not an absurdiiy The
debate the most damaging which the Ministry has
experienced and the feeling Of the House was 20 strong
that the whppern found the greatest difficulty IN saving
his friends Indeed II j. said that had the opposition
marshaled their forces with eGusl or even moderate
zeal. the Government would have been defeated. On
this occasion Lord John Russell csme out strong AZ
j. phrased and lid some cutting things IN the biiere-t
aud most ieil- manncr. The subject u 70 be ioo'ed
again in anoif ricrm ~hen resistance II ne perscFered
in will be ele-s. Perhaps Minister'S. who cannot help
feeling n e embarrassment. viii give way.
Both Houses have been involved IN questions OF priv
|
IN and the attorneys seton against exmogber.
who gave evidence recently before select com
miitee crminstory Of the plaintiff in the action The
parties who had presumed 20 beard the House sncipaf
ing the probability Of being sent 20 Newgate or the Tow
o begged pardon Of the Commons and were discharged
The other branch Of the Legislature has got out OF the
collision in similar manner the parties being also dis
charged. Nevertheless the popular branch Of the Leg
stature scarcely allow another session 10 pass with
defining ther privileges they must take some steps
20 prevent the unseerny exhibitions which are now OF
i NHFrf htfr Ont
what they believe be Conducive 10 The common good.
The subject j. knotiy and involve several serious
considerations The point a. issue now is mainly ih..-
shall Parliament which progresses 70 be paramount 20
the laws possess the power in examining witnesses on
any given topic. be held irresponsible Tor any Ahels
against individuals which those who give evidence be-
fore them think proper 10 indulge IN
u j. stated, with sort Of semiofical authority
that Parliament will be prorogued on the S;h or At the
iartncst the 7ih Of August.
In the House Of Lord the Earl Of Clarendon moved
resolution for the admission Of the sugars Of Porto RICO
and Cuba. founded the CORES Doudence which hsr
recently passed between the British Government aud the
Spanish Minister in this country. debate OF eon-f-
cradle length followed Tho motion was ucgaiiyed By
= % H. IN the House OF Commons the subject
introduced by Lord Pa.mer-ton lons debate en-
sued. The principal opposition speakers were Inc noble
lord who introduced The suilecL Mr. Lanouchere ana
Mr. +. Barring. The ministerial case was let - the de-
fence OF Mr. sdst0ne The division showed ~ for the
motion against IFS; majority - The recent dec.
laraion of the Government disarmed the discussion OF
all practical interest.
EXPERIMENT WITH The GREAT BRITAIN-This
ieyiaihsn Of the deep placed for few tr
ding repairs OF the dry docks connected with The
Liverpool harder. the 5th AS there was but slight
spring tide day very short drsught Of wafer
necessary to get her in with safety bui after every
effort. By trimming Goals cables anchors. &C. was
found that she drawing az seven o'clock On the
morning OF the day alluded TO- u feet inches afr snd
II feet inches forward. Captain loskins on seeing
This gave directions draw bolt out Of the bow, and
allow the first compartment 70 oil with water. Ihi.
brought The vessel IN short time 20 Il feet ait and is
inch forward the position required and sails
facfory demonstrated the utility and efficiency Of the
waieright bulk heads. No water made IL way t. the
adjoining compartments although ~ tons ~ least enter
ca the bow Of the vessel
NEW YoR. PAcKET SHIPs-The Oxford"
Capt Rahbone. arrived at Liverpool on the It'll. with
day later intelligence than previously received by
the steamship Cambria The news by the Oxford wa-
published IN London on the morning OF me ''n "hieh
Wa also in Paris on the evening OF the 5ih.
The Shakespeare, Captain Cornell, arrived her"
on the 9Th bringing days later intel gence, and that
announcing the death Of General jackson.
The Rochester. Captain Briiton arrived on the
Ill., after excellent voyage, bringing two dHy- later
dates. and the "Gsrrck Captain Irass. GA IN l'tn,
but the latter anticipated by the steamer
THE WEATHER.-Thc weather has been variable
81 ATE. and attention continues 20 De liked upon the
crops. good deal Of rain has fallen bat has been
succeeded by sunshine without, however. the requisite
warmth Nothing has yet occurred % the crops which
cannot De repaired and the yield may probably fall little
short ~ az average one.
The uncertainty which prevailed respecting the
weather has caused more activity the corn trade when
ram fell frequently, the market was N state Of consi
dcrabe excitement Spectators we're active and wheat
per bushe improved the extent of % 10 81 and Hour
Is per Dbl. some rather heavy saes OF Canadian were
rs I'd per bb and United states - bond A. lss
%. The weather having shown symptoms Of improve
meat there has been lees doing and continues prices
VII rccedc 10 the figures from which hey advanced
The OF the Irish crops not overpronisns
The harvest 70 is suspected VII be late ana late haI
vest i always uncertain.
AMERICAN HENP.-The American bark Yves
,hesg which arrived Dundee N the carly par OF this
month brought quantity u Hemp intended 70 be used
Tor purposes 70 which only fax has been hitherto sp
pie IL Is ssii 10 make very excellent yarn. Of small
sizes but il IS feared that Will not bleach 50 well A.
taS The price j. Tow that stands the spinner con-
sderaby less than flax after the expense Of soften
Ing % 10 per tom has been added We understand
that Mr sharp Of Dundee holds patent for soitenins
the article PRIOR 70 its being used by the spinner
IRELAND
REPEAL AssOCIATION-JCLY The weekly
me ting OF the association crowded IN consequence
Of Nr. OConnel.s return 10 Dublin. letter was read
from Mr. Thomas Steele giving sccouni Of MS mis-
sion - the north Nr OConnen gave an account Of his
mission England he denied that hc had ever