New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.



Wednesday evening at half pact 10 O'Clock ma
sing her passage in about 10 days and hail. not
xiih-isnding some detention occasioned by meet
ing with icebergs We have Liverpool and Lon
lon papers 10 the 18Th Of June the day Of sailing
We compile the following news from our foreign
papers.
DR. Lardner was in Paris at the latest dates.
The Acadia brings 60 passengers. 81 from Liver
POOL 10 from Halifax. Among them we notice
Bishop Kenrck OF Philadelphia
The MAMMOTH Bill was again discussed in the
onse Of Lords On the 81 and stb Of June the ueasur
ing denounced On the one hand not A. boon 10 Ire
and bur a surrender Rome end commended on the
rher a. snguary wise benevolent and CHRISTIAN car
~vng The great rule Of dong 70 ohef a. we "ouu
sn.b that others should do us and would De re-
ived with cordisty. and - 40 indication OF kindly
pint hy the mass Of the people There were TWO di-
ussion. On the frst--Lord Kodens Amendment Oor
ssec. committee inquire INTO the Teaching snd di--
line q. MAMMOTH there appeared Contents 80 Non
mt llJ Majority sgainrr the amendment 90 On The
econd-'har 10. bill be read second time, Contents
recent IA proxies q For PIG Non contents present
A. u-oxie. a dgaiRg g. --NajOriy for the second
cading ~ The Bill passed i third reading on the
Sh b. vote Of lei ~ Tnu- only wanting the roya
ignsiure % become la~-~hich I las En- TINS uD
Ogb'edly received. The present q eminent ma
trsck formidable blow pOpula- pr sJudice IN thls
i-ynOotn measure and the rcco zen terrible Du'
ull no advance has been made tOv Is the permanent
medication Of the country for which the sacilhce va "
nade. There never will be peace IN lre'aho- y '!
expect i,--~he the Anglican cnufch ia 'hH. Oo-"
~ ststs m rs ure-en, sumptuOus Incidence IN II enOI
nous weath-a living nOckery ana IDei oh TIC il'ei
I the people. The richest church ex-nns amongst 'n'
poorest people IN ChristeDdom"nd thatchurch NOT theH
xn--nust always be an eye s0re, d cancer, never
easing cause Of irritation. The knife. sooner or later
oust be applied TO cut this unsishty excrescence.
IRELAND
The Monster Repeal Banquet. at Cork. for which
Preparations have been long in progress took place on
ionisy the 9th ~ the Imperial Clarence Rooms. Abou
~. persons At the table. and more than 500 ades
yerr present as spectators. The Mayor Of Cork pre-
ded According 10 III" reports in the Cork Journals
le banquet far ecipsed any similar proceeding. NJ
JCOnDel cmboldened by recent events, delivered
ycech characterized by more than ordinary snare o.
loouent vehemence rejecting with scorn the conciaiO
advances of the Ministerial As mean and patry at
NUTS 10 swamp the great ends of agitation. Mr. Hodges
he Government reporter was present throughout tn,
roceeding- well as al those Of Tara Navsn and suci
the renewed mOnsrr-meetings as have been already
ield. Mr.. OConnell on Tuesday proceeded down TIT
yer in one OF the steamers Wednesday ne ATTENDED
n open meeting. and IN the evening made speech 81
be Peoples Hall and on Thursday morning he left Cork
nd arrived al MerriOn-squsre, Dublin. on Friday even
NJ The honorable gentleman proposed setting out I'm
nsdisiely for London.
Fresh information h ad arrived in Dublin Of an al
between the military and the Le,rim peassntry, IL
great number wounded reinforcement OF military
ave been forward by express and much appreheu
ion exists tina, martial law viii have 10 be proclaimed
The proceedings Of the Repeal A ssociaiion of iht
IN and 10Th insts were interesting. The weeks rent
n the former occasion announced 10 be 437s anc
nsi Of the latter ai3Ol6s. Cd.
FRANCE.
Correspondence Of the European Times"
PARIS. June 10. l545-Alihsugh the fortnight
hat has elapsed since last addressed you has been ?
cry busy indeed for both Chamber few question:
been dwet upon OF interest 10 readers on the other
de Of the Atlantic Among those few questions the
nOst prominent 10 that of Texas You that The
effort OF the Opposition in this country Is 10 cry
Town the foreign policy Of the Conservative Cabinet Of
l. NJ SOult and Guizot and 10 represent II truckn.
all ihnss great small. 10 the impsrOus dic,aiiOn 81
ne Engi.h Government In pursuance Of this r0k N
hlhsui Of the most eminent members OF the Op
,0ston. charged the Government with having joined
ngand IN opposing the annexation Of Texas 10 the
mred Sinc- for the concession England hs,
nsde 10 France OF the night Of search treaty. GuizO
who quite restored to health and who reappeared in
ne Chamber Tuesday, denied that any stipulation
ea,ve Texas had been made with regard 10 the aban
onmcnt Of that treaty He then observed that II Texas
DESTROYS Of snnexng t-clf 10 the United states. nc
french Gorvnzenf had nothing 70 say agaiHsn but he
limited that II would be more agreeable that Govern
lent and consistent with ne Interest," If me
lcIajiOH did not take place.
The report that the American Government intends
reduce its tariffs has afforded the greatest satisfaction
the commerce OF Paris.
A project, set a-ioot some years ago, but unac.
.ouniably abandoned for the establishment Of number
ply between the principal ports of France
cr transatlantic colonies and Newiork has been revi
I'd and will shortly il is expected become law The
proposed scheme is OF somewhat gigantic scale for IN
.iciriOn TO the great lines of communication between
rance her colonial possessions and the nied States
ranch lines Will be established for serving different
of the northern and southern continents OF America
The law, referred 10 in my last. providing for the
radus abolition of slavery IN the French colonies has
,asscd both Chambers and another law for introducing
european aborers into the colonies Is under consdera
on The new Customs law, modify .ng in some impOr.
ant particulars the duties imported articles has been
,anconed by royal ordinance, and the law OF the
and
The new treaty between England and France
excited much interest II Is upon the whole regarded
With great favor but the Opposition though they claim
he merit OF IL insist thai Is not favorable France
nigh, have been. The instructions 10 be gwen To
he commanders OF the fleets which 10 be kept upon
be African coast, pretty nearly the in letter
he instruction gwen 10 the United states fleet the
STATION: bui the newspapers ind that they
'ery different in spirit But il Useless 60 into the
NJ present the law for carrying into effect the
realty will be discussed IN the Chamber of Deputies in
he course of few days Yesterday II examined in
ne BIroaHr and appeared afford universal satisfaction
Most of your readers are aware that. in France
marriages for the most part take place from nie
or. the French expression. c0Hrcndnce than
Election. So-and.so tells his friend. NJ Such ACNE
hat he 10 marry his and NJ Such-aone of.ers
ais daughter the two Old gentlemen then talk the
they give. and they agree thai moment
point the young people are presented TO each other
md shortly after married There are OF course excep
IONS but that is the general way of proceeding A
soune French girl has idea OF choosing her
husband than she has of fyiAgnsy there is in
i've hundred thousand who ventures hint that she
would prefer another the individual chosen by her pa
for her hand. Much unhsppness and great immo-
atty are the results of this system but upon the whole
works better than would expect. Another objcc
ionahe thing IN the French system OF marrying is thst
i'd men OF sixty and seventy often wed young girls OF
ixteen and seventeen. Indeed fpnchmen for the
lar don, dream OF marrying until they have attained
he sge of between thirty and forty. have been led
nto these observations by advertisement in e
PAPER in which young man. aged 81 feet high aad
emsrkshly handsome modes,ly expresses his desire
espouse any lady of high rsus maid or widow pos
.essing good fortune" Advertisements for wives
Quite matter of here and many marriages take
llace through them Such in fact is the busincss-hke
several agency Offices that occupy themselve. with
Use rich widows 10 marry, with much othand cool.
ness as You would announce horse 10 sell.
Few things atlrac, more attention than the cleo.
nc telegraph IL has been introduced with great sue.
ess on the Rouen Railroad and Is being laid down or
ather hung up for the elevated on posts on
ther Railways. Experiments being made for the
purpose OF sscersinins II be not possible TO establish