New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

th. F15qns and believe two others IL = diff.
cult 10 conceive what hopes % success these journals
can hope a. have.
Ri.ey snd h.s children from the United Stairs have
recommended their popular peri finances AZ the Porte
Martin Theatre. AMI attract as greai crowds they
DID some months back
Tho strike q the ourneymen carpenters for an in.
crease u wages has not yet Terminated though y i
drawing 90 close many masters harn- been compelled
20 submit % the demand of the worsmen. The trade
generally II j. believed viii follow the example. -fFe-
ra workmeu are in prison awaiting % b. tre Tor ~cua-
iron- IN connexion with the sirke Coalition by the
French law il severely punished and unfortunately the
definition of IL i such, that = difficult say what
I : coalition.
4 dinner Va. given on sunday lasi by certain electors
Of Saint Pierre -ur Dives and Nezdon 70 NJ Guizoi the
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Law has lately been passed iur calling In the pieces ui
money with the letter y representing tWo sous 4
verg great proportion oi these pieces bad there =
great difficulty In passing hefn certain of the Govern
melt offices 'fcfiny I'D that VIGOROUSLY bad. in
many Case indeed irad.smen refuse o accept them NJ
al and this occas0ns serious embarrassment the poor
among whom exclusively the money circuafe. n one
town YESTERDAY some wurkn-nien were so cx.sp-raed
Al tie refusal the keeper of VINE shop accept pay
meu Ia the condemned pieces thafihry smashed hi. win
i0ns. and would have smashed him al-0 had not an
armed force prevented them. A. this kind Of money
The bad wei the good has So long been a general
circulation j. 10 be- regretted that n calling II in the
Government cannot devise some means Of saving the
holders Of II, and especially the poor. from los
AT the newspaper Df yes'cria, occupied with the
states inieg ence Of which reached Paris the previous
evening They prcuy nearly unanimous in the opn
that the war II warfhsre be- viii be terminated
the immense power ~ the United States government
enabling impose silence as ever It pease-
- diminuive and bcicose opponent Even The Journal
dfs Dehdfs which a. Government organ views the
nexat0n oi Texas with any thing but favor says-thc
only comment il makes ln the maifr-Ilansi ktrf on
r0rff Nflgss nffr0V7fs pas 4Hu faif dfqchtf
importance q f,ib declaration. The Con-
s,fnfi0HHd thinks neither Mexico nor America can DO
-. f...nt. l..
.etied after Mexico shall have seized few American
vessels and America scot lew bombs into Vera Cruz
The Prsss cOniempfuOusy sesgnaies the dec arafOn Of
war a. fanaronnadc" that regard seriously
fhe Cramoc, declares that will be- suicidal 20 MeV
ard condemns the part taken hy the rcnch and Eng
i-h governments n opposition 20 tie annexation of Tex
as The Nafioaai the Republican organ contends that
America perfectly justified IN accepting Annexation
and that therefore the donuncaion- Of the Mexican 90
yernment n it, proclamai0ns are uniounded il de
rare- that England has interest in Ne xco making
war upon the United States than Mexico hcrse. but II
declares that With the assistance OF England can
Mexico maintain long campaign The >iere and other
Journals entertain similar opinions. The GlDje the
OF VI Guzo i The only newspaper that to"s not 20
The Same engih-t says that though u does not think
Mexico strong enough 10 prevent annexation BY force
-nl 10 can maintain a maritime which will be " fun
este iatae. TO the United States.
Ia private society the opinion Is generally entertained
hat Mexico can do nothing or almost nothing
SPAIN.
MADRID. Aug. e.
The Q1een has gone to the Basque provinces
but Nayaez would consent 10 Ibis visit until the ply
cians had declared that absolutely necessary At
-. Sebastian where tie Queen intends Ia make the long
stay her Majesty viii Dee visited by the Duo de Ne
and his Duchesse The visit is said 10 be- one Of
friendship but no doubt the future Regent Of France
wi. make il serve any political purpose his father may
have in view. The Queen will be back at Madrid by the
middle Of September.
There conspracics and rumors Of conspiracies
usual Several arrests have been made. OF persons
vino have orcuuf1 eminent civil and military employ
mcnt A. Malaga there has been attempt al insurrcc
ton but IL was suppressed.
Ministers have dissolved the Senate by decree insert
"a IN the Gaafe of the -ih They have made conccs
sion 10 Rome relative % The appointment Of bishops
which has caused considerable dissatisfaction They
adopted measures for raising in certain pro
vinces which viii undoubtedly give rise 20 great excite
neni breaches O the peace. The measures ia
themselves are not unjust but they il.timed. Mar
yaez however, hesates at nothing which he thinks like
5 10 extend or maintain his influence.
SWITZERLAND
ZURICH August TO-
Switzerland j. in most agitafcd state. notwhstand-
Ing public order j. generally speaking established and
maintained. The evaporation that exists between the
religious and the radical party j. most intense and there
seems every probability that nothing less than fighting il
out will put and end 10 H. Ala. that icllowcounrymcn
should bear such hostility To each other, as 20 be inclined
10 shed each other blood.
PRUSSIA
BERLIN. August =.
The Zo'lvcrcin continuing H. Deliberations and. ac
cordine to what hear the discussions are both warm
and long The minor States stick up Justify Tor high
protective duties bat Prussia j. understood 90 be- In IA
yorofmoderaon she has only vote The same as the
trumpery and insignificant state, but her influence
D. exceedingly great
our King len here some days ago to superniend the
preparations making the banks OF the Rhine Tor The
reccpion of the Queen Of England
Next o. the Queens visit al the talk j. about the nau
-urailon Of the statue of Beethoven n Bonn There
Will be- series of gigantic in which all the mu
III nations EUROPE Will take
and which viii Doe attended hy the most distinguished
r,tr.nunscs Of Europe Queen Victoria and the hing Of
Prussia are expected 10 aiie nd also The people A. Bonn
are reapiug a splendid harvest and they are neecing
your foolish counirymeu in-,orous siyic. One man.
understand has sold mas 81 dirty bricks AID mortar
n an incredible price by Sitting that they came from
the house Of Beethoven Every Englishmsn. woman
and child has got bio OF brick. cor bit % mortar which
bee and She AMI IT, ought % prize dearly FOR has cost
COMMERCIAL.
The Produce markets continue active and on the
weeks business West India sugars have advanced fully
D. per cwt The deliveries continue large while ihe
arrivals comparatively measrc. AZ present IA the
London market the stock j. only about 90 hhds and
ifrces in advance OF last year Nearly 1000 hhds and
trrces were sold this week n The metropolis at the i'm
proved rates The markets present trfn app afance
he the grOcers buy hberay and prices have AN upward
tendency good deal OF speculation IS going on m the
primary articles Of produce, which one reason OF Tue
nflnnes. which exists. The demand Tor Maunuus su
.r has also been considerable al higher rates aud the
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For last nia sugars lhere has also been considerable
inquiry and the advance has been =. 20 g. per cwt
rai. i owing 10 the stocks having fallen 20 0w-much
below those Of the corresponding period last year
West India Coffee fully maintains the quotations and the
stick OH hand : below that OF year. Fast India and
foreign COfees are looking up. Rice Is rising from
supposed deficiency in the potato crop IN some parts Of
the rof ufry.
The unsettled state OF the weather has made - lnfu-
sn.c partially iet in the Money market disposition
Oh sell r-lher than bay stock exists, and the pfce OF
the public Securities under The influence % this feeling
has given way Consnls ior Money are al I'D % for
Account oqi 10 The Foreign market also presents
lst appearance The settlement n the Railway share
market has caused Money 20 improve IN value, ami
some of the Discount houses IN Lombard street have
brought some Of their surplus deposits into requisuon-
The last Railway -harc account nevertheless has gone
i wei and the settlement was more satisfactory than
f .hf have been anticipated In some quarters high
rts said were paid for accommodation GA tie part
oi those who wanted % meet their cn-a.emenis.
Many Of the great towns-Lceds Glasgow Manches-
fer and Liverpool for exampe-coniinue mad With the
excitement Of Railway speculation.
The continental msrsets acted upon by the state u
the weather in this country continue 20 rise and 10
France and Belgium the physical causes-wei AMI
r.i-hav. been more or les work 20 deterOra.e the
crops ~ in and The result i that al eyes are now
turned 10 the United states and Canada from both Of
watch countries ample supplies are looked for Form.
f.f.v fh. low stationary duty Canadian Flour. VIII