New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-20

EbaCk, and one WHICH ouEi.t ~ -''--
10 s,rc.es, attention OF shippers. Attention 20 qua'
d ~. mode OF curing is indspensao.ei ne" DeeA ~
r.,;zad rom COS 10 905 There hes oeeh IINe uC44-
pork The stock is small bur quite suhcehi 70! te
rn.nd ard is scarce and that which arrives sens Iles
The anticipated coniic; with the United STATES
rnent mas caused speculation IN Tobacco aho t
in the price The market IS consequently NM VS.. a.
upward tendency l., tho
course OF last month considerable quantities ou.t -. -
way TO this country. Fault, however, : ma. -i
negligent method in which some oi u aa7 80 80 ,1s
and this mas doubly injurious e-ecl-'' - :.
1.-Two he .rcJa and what is scarcely less
creates prejudice against IN the Iasnos W @ 9t-i
hint on his head will suffice 20 work fenToE: ~ -@
Ia doomed worth ys5le export Fauso.e
r,,cLsndise no mains or DC 700 gfeaI !" a.
cornmodae il 10 the WAITS and the tas'e oil 'e C'lS
a American Wool forms new, and promises 70 ~ ~
veneive article Of commerce, these sCssslOns WI. o
;.-5 IN tho snirt in which they ere UieTed-tha' oi
scnerons disipterestedness The feeling which al pre-
@ is,s ia better than that which prevailed some tune
previously 80 t.,-.ss.
man, which has overtaken the speculative world Ihere
has been falling of in the transactions and consaef
bIe reduction m the price. Scotch pigs were as low IN
Glasgow a short time back as s3 !5s IN LiTeTpoo.
they stand at "a to 81 l0s common bars ~ 70 * o.
hoops sll; sheets SI2 For ooer-pates and Tor falS'
the demand notwithstanding the prevailing depression,
considerable, and the quotations. LOT shose a'''''
are isleraby well supported ,
The Corn markets OF Northern Europe are In state oi
rrea, activity The Grain marts OF the Danube are 7a
be much excited and prices range FOi -5s. ~
per quarter The freight England i5 enormously neh
-l5s per quarter The Baltic markets, Win ihe near
approach Of the have receded TO me eX.e o
s per quarter At Odessa AL advance oi IS 10 - ps
Quarter has taken place The English markets are hf
without much excitement the advance during iae iHs'
month being ls. 10 2s. per or Every one anu
dsarth aud dearness before another harvest ouNa @
uncertainty exists with respect 20 the hct!on- VI
mon, yrices are kept within limits. The inieror guam!
of the Wheat this year has been noticed before re
oures TO be mixed freely with goo1 nome OF "
Iph Pms EalNf fnT
m in his LETTER that the do not represent cor
recy the real condition OF the market ne hst weekly
average was cny SIS. lid per quarter wnle he actn'
price ofgood Wheat any time during tue Iat TWO tols
has bae from, s 10 7Os per quarter. This Is fraud
upon the public and upon the revenue without Ih any
way serving the farmer II is impossible that sehsDe
Deope with scarcity staring them IN the iace-"ih
raunt famine it may be- grnnng horribly IN the distance
can tamey submit much longer 10 an enactment tns'
sins against all the feelings and instincts oil huah nature
There is really no country in the world that has go long
submitted 10 be hoodwinked and deirauded by their
rulers as the submissive hard-working. eoodtenpereG
people of England But there point Jey0na whSn n
human patience cannot extend, ana 10 'hat po' We
to be rapidly approaching
Ireland.
DuBLIS.-The potato disease, the threatened tam
inc aud Repeal the three great topics when occupy
attention IN Ireland
The Irish farmers are, in many districts with
holding their grain in the markets IN the hope oil con
siderable advance its price. Many o them are rhlsh
m ncv upon luxurious terms meet their engagements
while few plead the potato disease ana the io"
prices to their creditors sufficient excuses for time
The accounts are conflicting respecting the potato
c,on Some Journals say that the crop beyond all
average oueoher journals admit this statement 10 be
correct but assert that nearly the whole crop VIII be de-
stroyed before Christmas BY the rot OF disease htt has
attacked the potato.
Al the weekly meeting Of the Repeal Assocla-
ton on the oath ult nothing OF particular Importance
transpired The weekly rent was &l5s. At the Repeal
meeting on the Is, inst. Mr. Fitzgerald, NJ took the
Chair The rent, including large sums from New Bruins
wick was 9262. Mr.. Smith OBriens speech was
warlikc harangue about England and the United states
O'Connell and the Times commissioner have
had a regular setto within the last fortnight The com
missioner IN the of MS perambuatons visited
Mr. O'Cuune's estate in kerry-gavc amentaO!e PIC
ture OF the poverty and the wretchsdness OF his tenants
showed that he was midGeman "a character oil all
others the abhorrcd in lreland and conrased tne
state OF the human stock on his lands with the more be
coming care and beraty of his neighbor the Marquis
of lansdownc. To this attack. Mr. y Connel made "a
long and upon the whole satisfactory reJonder at the
the Repea Association the following week in which ne
proved that the commissioner had been guilty OF the
sppressio Uer-presentng the black, and Withholding al
together the lighter and knder touches OF the pencil
The explanation, il must be confessed shows that the
commissioner stopped short OF absolute ialschood he
was guilty OF what is nearly badgreat dsingenuous
lEuIopcai i4'Se'
France.
pnrr,.-The French Journals have been chiefly
occupied with the Oregon question: and RAILWAY specna-
tions.
The public attention in Paris also directed to the
crisis in the money market which had assumed more
formidable appearance than all anticipated The
prices of railway shares have fallen lower hant they
during the dispute between the English and French
Governments the Tahiti question, and the greatest
alarm existed among spectators. The effect on the
Boursc WAS to put end almost all business the
broker refusing many instances To transact business
of any kind except for the purpose OF closing accounts
1t is stated that eight bankruptcies were declared
at the Tribunal of Commerce of Paris in ono day The
of he above UlUi.
RIors on ACCOUNT OF APPREHENDED DEARTH.
The alarm in the provinces of France, account OF
the apprehendcd dearth from the expectation OF corn 10
England appears have been great At CherbouS, st
Mao Dinau aud other places serious rots nave already
taken place and i'll other places the excitement Is 50
great that apprehenson entertained o! an outbreak
letter from ST Mao, OF the l7th ult has the follow
ing: This morning writing found posted up al
the corner OF fruit and vegetable markets, calling
upon the popuace assemble and set hre 10 the houses
OF NJ. Hovius. the Mayor of the town. and NJ Louise
B!size, formerly deputy. accusing them OF being the
OF the increasing dearness of bread by their large
explorations of black wheat.
The same disturbances have occurred along the
whole of lever Brittany black wheat being the
OF the poor III sessions when the growth OF
potatoes fails.
The French Chambers are convoked by royal
ordinance for the 27th OF December.
An account OF the state of the wine crops of
France this year. the ilficdder de states that
after going through all the wine countries OF France
bic averaging far less IN quantity than last year The
quality which is generally bad, will cause enormous
OF the Southern wines and brandy.
The health of NJ. Guizot continues to improve.
and he attends diligently to the duties OF bis Office.
The Journal des Debats. in long article, that
created surprise and regret in srs takes view OF the
Oregon question from which it may De inferred that the
French Government, ndisposed 10 accept the Office Of
arbitrator between the British Government snd thar of
the United States Of America ii offered This article
went far towards ncutIazine the good effect which the
the pacific intelligence brought by the Caledonia was
calculated to produce.
His Highness Ibrahim Pacha landed at Toulon on
the 9Th uno and received with all the honors due
10 his rank Admiral Bsudin the Maritime PFeiect the
Major General OF the Marine, and all the military and
civil authorities being present
French Afinirs.
THE WAR II ALGERIA-The Journal des De-
bats publishes from Algeria from which il appears
that the prospects OF those parts Of The colony where the
insurrecton has broken out by means improved
The Debats even admits that the insurrecon itself is
speaking. and that the French troops sill; the
defensive, no, being il condition attack their
mics
There is nothing thar can be relied upon as 10 the
movements of Abd.e. hsder Il appears certain how