New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21
THE TRIBUNE.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROP
Arrival Of the Britannia.

fiyerpoO dates 10 the lih arriNcn al Dostoh vi Sdt
,,daq morning at q O'Clock, in ~ days from Liver
.ool She was detained at Halifax II hours by fog
she has had rough weather and head winds most
Of the passage.
The news is unimportant particularly in political
,.ot Of view The cotton market was Frightening
y a little, and business generally good in the
,anufacturing districts
MATTERS IN ENGLAND
The Great w esiern from New. York, with dates
,be l2h arrived at Liverpool the morning of the
m all and the Cambria from Boston the afternoon
ihs same day with dates to the 10th. four days taty.
~ voyage of the Cambria. says Wilmer & Smiths
a.s the shortest rccord-ten days sixteen hours
ending her running into Halifax. 10 land her mails and
.,seneers The of both these arrivals reached
orlon on the 9Th through private expresses
The Cambria was advertised to leave Liverpool
"a the l9th fer Boston.
The racket ships Cambridge and Patrick Henry
lad arrived Liverpool carrying out the account OF the
trr great IRE at Quebec, which excited the most IN.
s1se interest
The steamship Great Britain left Dublin ON the
enug Of the "a and arrived at Liverpool at 10 IN
aeeyenng amid the cheers and enthusiasm Of assem-
sei thousands The European Times Of the 9TH says
sbs unqucstOnably splendid vesscl-so esant-sO
ga;elke-and her immense proportions, great As they
an .tl!ke the eye with less surprise than then symmeir
spt .gani buoyancy To her may be applied, without eS
sgyeraon and with vast improve on the beauty
and power Of the craft IN Byrons Corsair cuiosscd by
he poet
She walks the waters like thing Of life.
And seems 10 dare the elements to strife
She was announced for New.NOrk the Doth inst. IN
The interim she bo exhibited IN Liverpool wher'
her appearance had excited great interest," which VIII
Yield rich harvest TO her owners.
TRADE-For Cotton says Wilmer q Smiths Eu-
rolean Times there has been active demand The
sales we been large but the stock hand and com
ng will be than sufficient 10 meet the utmost specu
stlye inquiry prices have not improved IN the ratio of
the sales. Last week the Gales amounted TO upwards OF
1000 bagsan average of more than 6OOO bags per day
Ia the manufacturing districts the hands all employ
ed and so busy the mills that additional hands have
to sought from the agricultural districts and from the
sesp0rts.
The produce markets for some time past have main
tanned very firm appearance The late Improvement in
sugars supported, and the deliveries from warehouses,
both here and in London have Of late been considerable
Raw sugars command higher rates and refined the sup
ply of which Is limited has partaken OF general improve
ment The supply of mOlasscs is small and the price OF
the article is improving Coffee of all kinds has i'm
proved in value and for West Indian, the demand has
been exceedingly good. In short. packet has rarely
sailed which has carried ont better accounts as re
CARDS the produce OF the tropical colonies.
The Share market is still tOeraby buoyant and an i'm
mense amount OF business continues TO be transacted in
the various kinds OF stock of which "a composed With
II the last few days the business was somewhat less.
The Public Securities continue high and money for all
the purposes OF trade and Of legitimate speculation Is
abundant. healthy and buoyan feeling prevails. The
came feeling appears to pervade every branch OF COM
mefce.
TIE American provision trade has been dull of late the
mount Of business transacted being considerably under
the average Beet has been in limited request and the
remark will apply to pork and lard Cheese how
ever Of good quality, has maintained previous rates but
The bulk Of the stock is OF an inferior description.
The creditable exertions which the citizens OF
Philadelphia making 10 susain-or. more strictly
speaking perhaps 10 regain their credit has had ten
dency not only to improve that description of stock but
also American securities IN General. pennsylvania
sock is now quoted at o..
The usual monthly meeting of iron masters was
held IN Glasgow the 2d inst when II was resolved
Tia, the price ofpg iron should be continued at COS.
Mr.. Bentall member of the Stock Exchange
whose liabilities amount to $4,000 has failed
CRors--Mosi satisfactory accounts continue to
Be received from all sections OF Great Britain relative 70
the prospects OF the harvest far can be judged
IRON present appearances. Should the weather con
anue favorable. heavy yield Is confidently expected
The United Service Gazette states, that in cOnsc
qaence of the massacre OF the OF the Wasp
the of Africa it has been determined TO give no
quarter to slsyers offering. the slightest resistance.
The person lately arrestested in New York under
the Ashburion Treaty arrived in the Great Western, in
charge of an officer
The NEW AMERICAN CoNsuL.-Gcnera Arm
strong the new Amemerican Consul. arrived IN Liver.
pool on the 18th ultimo by the Great Western. Tn
happily the American Consuls of tins port during the last
Dozen years have been so numerous and their term oil
once so hrie that Just they were becoming known
ADD respected their official career has been cut short by
amissye from home. such a system neither does JUS
ice 10 the individual to the Government which ap
ic;nn him. Let US hope that the new Consul VIII he
ermied ENJOY his honors during AT least the Presi
Genital term
The Earl Of Winchosea and Nottingham has ad
dressed letter the Protestanis Of Great Britain cal
ns upon them establish nation clubs. for the support
Protestant principles, IN every county and borough OF
ne kingdom.
The money raised in England and Scotland, last
year, BY thirteen Missionary Tract Bible and school
Societies amounted to no less sum than s393,9l2
1t is said that the Wesleyan. Methodisis of Great
Britain about TO disown any connection with those
o. the unIted States who are Shareholders.
The death Of Sir William Follctt, an event long
Ng'ncd as inevitable has at length taken place He
Expired al his house in London on Saturday
Large subscriptions have been made in England
iof TIE sufferers by the FIRE at Quebec.
NJ Everett the American Minister. has been de-
herng an address before the British Agricultural Asso
elsiUn al Cambridge.
The Railway Bell announces a discovery Of "A
D. Boxes, by which the earth. including the poorest
sis and even sand are made to produce ahundany all
soris OF crops without any Kind OF msnure
AT the recent hC rise fair. at Howdtn splendid
stud OF sine rsirate horses for her Majesty Queen lisa
bella Of spain was purchased by Mr. Schheld OF Fox.
ceethan near that place, aud sent Of by railway en-
fo1e for Madrid.
The Duke Of Wellington last week celebrated the
h anniversary Of the battle Of aterloc by his custom
ny hanorc, Al Apsey house His grace surrounded
% he ocasion by upwards OF 10 OF his companions in
srns Field Marshal his Royal Hghness Prince Albert
vas one Of the party.
The fund for erecting marble monument to The
nenory Of Robert Southoy ESQ., the late Poet Laureate,
eCfosshwai,c church keswick is progressing IN such
.naner sord the satisfaction 10 those ex
sung Themselves in the undertaking.
II stated that the arrival of the King of Holland
'a' country. visit 70 her Majesty, viii take place
wi The middle Of next month.
he sale OF the Napoleon Museum took place last
- IN London Most Of the articles connected WIN
pefsond and historical associations OF the extraordl'
man they COMMUNICATED which originally cost large
!" money. have been sold for almos, nothing
p-lVsiNArED SHor.-Lieut. O'Reilly. X. N
c.. has succeeded in Illuminating shot used IN
e,. Nahoys apparatus, by means Of which communi
cases VI shipwreck be effected IN the dark
b with the greatest certainty. fusee u hti,
hob. saol and, when discharged. affords n splendid
49, sap"oie OF withsandng the power of water Oh
he us range become distinctly visible whereby
nsoe'or Is enabled TO see the direction of his aim
rrschs People on board distinguish the light which j.
&c 70 me prciecnle should IL pass over any part Of
ss'ns or yards slof
- Hundred and seven British vessels entered
wa through the Sound In the month Of May.