New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-08

The general aspec; of trade remains about the
same.
There Is nothing important from either Spain or
France.
The Oregon ques;Ica continues to attract consld-
cradle attention in England
Flemish papers give sad accounts Of foundations
in various parts of Belgium and Germany, arising
from the change in the weather
Ireland continues comparatively quiet, though
there are rumors tina, O'Connell intends soon to
make new move Of some kind.
The London Produce markets have been marked
by good deal Of business. The home trade is &C
tive, but as the supply is liberal, and merchants
come forward with their goods freely prices have
been recedng.
Mr.. Everett, the American Minister, entertained
distinguished party OF the nobility on the liza vi.
Lord Brousham was among the number
The Pos, Office revenue exhibits "a improvement
over last year 10 the amount OF $4,000
Pennsy wanna five per cent stocks are quoted atoS
The frost has been SO intense the Danube,
that rocks which FOR centuries had obstructed the
navigation near Lintz, suddenly burst, and thss
opened the bed Of the river.
Marshal Soult has brought before the French
Chambers a magnificent project for arrnins the
Notifications Of Paris, and for enlargirg the forti-
cations Of various places On the coast.
The IRos TRADE-DudLey, April II THE last
ofthe ronmasters quarterly meetings was held this
evening The prices agreed upon at WoverhanP-
ton were maintained, and may be quoted as foows:
Bars fi2; common nail rods l2 rails IA hoops
10; plates IA; sheets IA; pigs, (Shropahire) los;
pigs, (Staiiordshire) 6 los
Times Correspondence.
DR.. Wolff has arrived in England; and in let
ter to Capt Grover, which is published in the pa
pers, has given a graphic sketch OF his = hair
breadth 'scapes" in the MISSION from which ne has
returned.
The stock OF American cheese on hand in Lon
don IS equal to the whole stock OF English cheese
OF every kind.
Nothing farther had TRANSFERRED IN Parliament on
the subject of American affairs.
Stullz, the celebrated London tailor, has given
donation OF $40, 900 to the rallor's Benevolent So
cieiy, and promises much more soon as a site
for certain buildings which the Society is about 10
erect Can be- purchased
The monster gun for the Princeton nearly
completed. II Is The largest cannon ever made in
England and requiring great skill and attention 10
perfect II as solid mass, II has become object
OF considerable interest and curiosity amongst nau
tlcsi and scientific men.
They were exporting Flour from Ireland to the
West Indies and expected 10 underSell the Amerl-
cans in most of the Islands
The Montezuma went ont in II days. and arrived
with the Virglnlan the 9Th, and the Monticello,
Hotunguer and kalamazoo an the 18th as also the
Cambria steamer from Boston.
Three hundred aud iortyihree shares OF u S.
Bank stock sold al suction at . shillngs per
share.
Marvellous discoveries have been made by Lord
ROSES Telescope. II is SAID that Regulus, instead
of beng a sphere is ascertained TO be disc; and
still, that The nebua in the belt OF Orion, IS
universal sysiem--a sun with planets moving
round IT. Professor Robinson, OF Armagh, who.
with other scientific gentlemen, has been staying
some weeks with the Earl OF Rose. has commu-
nicdred few particulars respecting the hrst achieve
mentS ot tins great telescope. vi torty-tiree oil
Hershel's nebula, considered unreasonable by hun,
all were found to he composed of stars The
bright centres which some OF them have, and
which Hrrschel considered proofs OF condensation
prove to be central gobular clusters oil much larger
stars and this seems to be a general arrangement
No planets were visible II defines very well,
showing Gamma and even Virgins, under very un-
favorable circumstances.
The London papers mention the deaths oil Lieut.
Col Give and Admiral Sir Philip Durham. The
LATER was officer of the deck on board the Royal
George ship of the line, when she toundered at
Spithead in 1882 and was the only ofhcer who sur
vived that catastrophe
and quarter ending on the llth OF April was highly
satisfactory. On the year, there Is an increase OF
81 il0.72 and on the quarter, as compared win
the corresponding quarter OF last year nsfe rs an
increase upon the ordinary revenue OF SIS al.
Th.. London Court Gazette OF The 18th uit. con-
tains the official announcement that the Queen has
been pleased to approve OF MIR: Robert Armstrong
az consul at Liverpool tor the United STATES;
The MAMMOTH Grant forms good vent Tor the
indignation wi.ich had been gradually growing
stronger aud stronger in the English papers
Ii IL expe ced that Queen Victoria Will make her
long contemplated visit 10 Ireland IN july ~
lin Paper concludes All arucle Oh uiiS su'Je " wa
lows:
Let the oreeu and every shout shall ring a'er
na,.y. the Queen and Repeal Repeal and the Queen.
LIZ, her come cr1uchnS scr!s ready 10 worship
lie; her and right wclcomeout sooner may INC SOD
wher from our land and the bones Of our martyrs
10 our amhet eyes than Ireland for courtesy OF iao
halt in her march TO lndcpcni ence !.
From wllmerY Newsletter.
DOMESTIC SUMMARY.
The news of the past fortnight is Of domestic
rather Than general interest and has relation Chlev
10 The parliamentary grant, proposed by SIR ROBERT
Peel for the Improvement ct the education proyid-
ed tor Roman Catholic students, IN the colieSeo
MAMMOTH A large number OF the supporters i Tue
established church affect 10 consider inns grant 10
h. tantanount 10 The endowment OF PoPery, anu
sy;,r. !, very strong opposition 10 the proposal, In
which they ate assisted by the DlsSeateTS VINO are
against almost all advocates for The voluntary Pr'nc
c,,l,. OF religion and against The endowment CT
any Church. whatever by the stale .houSn leceN-
inc themselves benefit from the heg'un Doh'Hn
There can, however, be little doubt that tte re
,nier will carry his measure, as he swell upheu oy
large body of the Protestant clergy ana iay' WIG
err at opinion that something Is Necessary 10 se
done 10 show the Roman Catholic people OF lreiauu
that they are wrong IN entertaining an iipi
thai England is disposed TO trample upon Them and
their religion, and that the best way OF extend
Ing pnepes Of the re0ImaSOG IS no with aI
n n ;mnroyed secular education. Many friends
A beneficial effect has already been produced IN
ireland from the mere announcement OF the MN
;strr, nroposi,on the power of agitation rs PLAIN
" on the wane; oConnell has postponed ms M
~ ,r;, with the Premier in his efforts tor The
NO ,.G,TH Of The country and is all gratitude
tar tavors 10 come, whilst the high Roman Caiho2
lie ssd and the E1s Of p5s, eeye0 0'
s' 49,, IN ! ONION. have forwarded 10 Sir hob
e er Peel their united thanks for his conduct
The next sranfica,on TO be provided o5 Ireland
;s the yisl, OF The Queen and her Royal ConssIt 10
that portion of her Maesys aomn'Il;I .S :" br ,he