New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-03
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA,


The steamship Camtia. Capt. Judkn- arrived
a. Boston on ~a.iay evening 10 O'Clock rne .rt
Liverpool a. s oc.oca oa the sth OF May b. ua-
arrival ,.e have three DAYS later news than by ihe
Great Western
Tn. Cambria hriu-. 20 passengers from LFcil''
ana D. from Halifax Amons them We notice Lev
.-a-, = ,',..a>,,ll DR. anl Dan. Marble me Yankee
Comedian vhoh been ons Successful tour ihrougn
Europe
- We an. panied 90 announce ihc death 81
THOMAS Hoop a writer who's plase n literature
will remain vacant his humor which commonly
,o,k a running shape was ready and ingenious o.
, marvel. but ms S,u~. oi >icrncr realities Was
t..n AMI some of h. later SONGS 81 iorih tie NAT
.-,i .,rri, feelings of lhc poor 300 m nor-nlr cr-'
,,.l f,r,. seldom attained sial- the ufuc oi ouri-
Although Astounding most fu inAc- ihc hi'aan't
..-..ioniiuafai over the humori~t ~ hcn dcaih ti'
rr,,rhet the tmcics 1i the ic>ic' assume" moss
s.l.a,n riru. and speaking Ui DIS weary days o'
-,,--sI .icsus,s. D., dsc.ar,d ihai to hm Time seem
ia .-.,,,.rta mon, and more IKE ETERNITY y De-
,..4 AWAY, fh. general esteem was shown il ilit
,i.fi,.5e to learn ihc state al, MS hea.th ana iht
fa-t haf hi last isys were ~oacd ot in' rehc'i"A
-itlf h. pension Wa secured iu ~ W i""N' W
f.., rlany ir beyond the circle o inn~e termed ms
~ The German papers give carenc, io Tic
statement ,hs, VI L.cbis the celebrated Procs~'r
ef Chemistry ~ the uver.ii, OF GcSS'n has dis
......-.i q, mineral substance which when comoinrt
with ,rano viii produce one of che mos, icrizin-
..,i,,,rs- known d. Is added that en stock com
nerv. with capital oi tl2O goo ,irrine co"p'>'"
,,r ihc most pali oi leading English capitalists, ~ OBJ,
i...ii,fri, on The discovery being made formed inr
inns nm. A sale fiIt
r,,nufariiir,. nf the nc,, compound Among The >ip
..rih,rs are, however several eminent professors OBJ
,-rirriturc who according to the fmp'Hi" n'
BiIn give ont that ihc application OF this substance
to fh. culture of lands viii produce sn 'niifc f'NoN
fion in the agricultural ~ stem
- DR. Forster of Fndra-sic. near Elsin pro
dpccd l0l bushels oi chevalier barley from single
,,r. b., the application of electricity The cost Of
thc electric apparatus was - per acre. and o. VIII
ls-' tor twenty years
Ll9rlnArio> of FATHER MATHEW DtBr>.-
The following letter from Father Mathew mention,
tho gratifying fact that me- has been relieved from his
nccnniart emharras,ineutS chiefly through the gen
erou. aid of the friends at Temperance IN England
CoRK May 9ih ISIS.
Rev. dear NJ Fuzscrad-To you and your generous
uarishioncr- am deeply indebted for 'he large -un'crip
ion you have raised FOR ny relief ami return you my
heartfelt thinks
90. main. mo- confess fo bc 50 hulien-omc to ry
.n- bur c>pen- unforeseen and Thar could not have
been avoided unless abandoned my sacred mission Ni
voved me 90 d.fcultc- from which could not eNiiiewt
myself
Tin the very hr-t glorious year of the great temper
snce movement incurred the greater part OF re deat
thar oppressed me, bat bad am almost certainty o nt
ing able 10 iqudate them hy the ad Of rch relative
In This hope hope pursued my career bur sudd' Do
death frustrated the benevolent Intentions OF my TRENT
and was eif 20 my own private resources by the s''
racc of my family property paid on the medal man
fl fult ny only creditors nut was clus"'" am"
Pied and unable 20 pre'ced
SIS circumstance. became known 90 % ends ia hn-.
land and with their aid and partial help nom iic
.ind -um over 5000 has been i'nsed and my n'pi-
Pardon mn. tedious detail bu' consider 70 due 20
YOU. and nay beueaoor- in Ca.uetovn. peyin and Kilt
,id rcyersri dear Nj Fitzgerald 70 the many obi.
cations yOu have conferred on me, hy presenting my
most grateful Acknowledgements to each Of my D,neia
tor. IN your parishes sni assure them ~ my consm
prayers Tor their happiness. 80
Believe nae. with profound respect d,M reverend VI
THEOBALD MATHEW"
The proceedings which took place in the House of
Commons on The l7ih are important m the present
no-ifion Of matters between England and tc Unitct
states The debate referred more particularly to the
state OF the British navy. which lhc professional
members commended. was n 81 most inefficient state
badly manned and altogether di,-mcrul io ih'
country and to thc service. The admission of thi-
mehicieucg wa. made hy Sir George t0ckburn amt
the other representative of ihc Admiralty Board
and the blame was thrown on the ENciequcr th'
Chancellor of which c,nccd no willingness 30 place
the wooden walls OF the nation in better position
10 is said that certain railway contractors OF Amer
.ra who had received large -upplcs oi iron from Ln-
sud hearing " the r- in tna article actua} smppc
their stock and sold them Hf pront
The dcpartur, of the Great Britain steamship for
Ncw York laa 0n.fh been hNed f1l the 23h 81 July
coming pound to Liverpool. 100 hcr way