New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22
=rpIRrgEy PAYS, LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Britannia.

dates are from llNCIppni ~ ttc ftb auu '''H
don 10 the I'd.
She made her passage in 10 days having enconn-
tered strong head winds. She brought from Liver
pool 50 passengers of whom II landed at Halifax
) wcrc added al ,ha, place.
We are indebted TO Harndcn Co. for copy OF
X Smiths Times in advance OF the mall
The news is rather more important in CONNER
ia poin, OF view than that received by several pre-
vious arrivals,
The Cotton market was rather dull, but not any
lower for American descriptions.
The shor,ness of the Grain crops both In Great
Britain and on the Continent has created an eSten'
siyc market for American Bread Stuffs.
The failure of tho Potato crop mus, lead to great
suffering among the poorer classes, particularly In
Ireland
The Iron trade was brisk
The demand for American Provisions vast very
active.
There was better demand for American " DOL
The Railway fever has led TO serious FeVui'i0n
both in England and France
There is much excitement in regard 10 the 0ofh
Laws md those who seek their abolition derive
much ADVANTAGE from the scarcity OF Bread olunS'
Rumor has talked authoritatlveiy OF au in'cn'ioh
on the part of Ministers 10 open the ports Oh tue
kingdom for the admission OF foreign Gram; and II
hos oven gone so far as state the duties resolved
upon viz As per quarter Tor w neat IS LOT oass
&c. The rumor lacks confirmation.
England.
Hitherto the cycle of the seasons has befriended
Sir Robert Peel. Four good harvests in succession
have filled his exchequcr--hled the stomachs OF the
the nation prosperous-the people con
tented Alas the Ia changed-lhe evll Gay mas
come upon him. and has found him unprepared to lace
il Fa,nine-eaun, horrible, destroying famine-seems
impending Fears have seized the public mind IN Ire
land matters look appalling-in England gloomy. The
rranares of the Continent are exhausted Inc corn
Seids of the vistula the Danube, and the El6e, are
barely sufficient for the local wants OF the inhabitants
The nation is in commotion; and the cry OF open inc
ports and let corn duty free is heard on ali sides
reyerberated from every part OF the empire Inc
pressure from without has made itself heard IN Down
ncst: and faith in the sliding scale-PeeFs sliding
scale-s gone forever. third OF the potato crop IN
Ireland is DESTROYED. The government mas sent
scientific professors to the scene OF the mischief
and the awful truth is out that this large portion oil the
peoples food-the escuent that Goblet abhorred-ls
unit for What is to be done IN this terrible ms
unlooked.for emergency open the ports y Is the
exclamation; and there stands the shvering Premier
ike reed in the wind, parayzed between affection Tor
his sliding scale and the horrors of public famine There
he is balancing the pros and cons But necessity IS SUI
perior TO consistency superior even TO law IHE PORTS
MUST BE OPENED! O'Connen, who assumes to be the
tribune OF the Irish people goes beyond TINS: ne de-
ands grant of public money 10 the extent OF million
and half to be expended in the purchase OF iood-he
calls for of fifty per cent on the aoscntees and
tax of ten per the resdens-he asks Tor the pro
hibon of corn and provisions leaving the lsand-and
the prevention OF dstieries consuming grain Large
demands these-wi!l they be conceded day or two
will solve the question and in the mean time specu!a
non will lind wide margin for the exercise of its nge
nuity. Wilmer u Smithss hines
The Railway mania has received lis quictnS.
Som ething like panic has overaken the spectators in
iron highways Now that the reaction has come brings
in It's train ruin and devastation and bankruptcy to thou
sands But the end is not yet more gigantic system
OF swindng has rarely been in these latter days
and the number of respectable persons who have lent
their to support bubble companies make us blush
for the cupidy of our common humanity, The wreck
Of fortune and of character which this temporary
y has produced will be felt long after the causes that
produced il have passed away As aproof OF the extent
10 which this huge system OF swindng has been car.
red it may be mentioned that ladies not ex
empt from its influence. The female friends AID rea
lives of those who pulled the wires of certain imposing
puppet schemes in the daily habit OF haunting the
pureus and offices of the shareholders in the Metro
polls watch the market order turn their letters
alotnents the best account Ono OF the Railway
pers mentions certain batch oil emae specustors VINO
contved to realize by this kind OF chcaner curing the
hight of the mania, the astounding sum OF S5OOOOO
The appropriation of the property OF others by fraud or
is pronounced felony by the law of
the land whereas for system based for the most part
fasehood and deceit there appears to be no legal re
enthusiastically no legal remedy
wilmer & Smiths Times.
PusEYIsM-Mr Newman who has lately seced-
ed from the Established Church OF which he Min
ster is reported have purchased several acres ofand
at Littemore and that important institution is likely
to rise there for the promotion of the objects of the Pu
seyite and Romanst party. For the present Mr.. New
man remains in lay communion with the Romsh Church
-und ruor tends connect him with the Jesuit Col
ege az Stonyhurst.
THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND DEPUTATIoN TO
AaER1cA--The members of this deputat n consisting
of Rev. Dr. rLeod of Morven. Rev. DR.. Simpson OF
Kirkuewton, and Rev. Norman MLeod of Dalkeith
rived at Liverpool the 9th ult by the Cambrs from
Halifax. On their arrival being ascerained' several
members of Session. from the Scotch Churches OF Old
ham.st and Rodney.st- waited the Rev. gentlemen, at
the Angel Hotel Inn to testify their respect for them
personally and TO congratulate them or their safe return
IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL INTELLlGENcE.-We
have just receiqed communication from an esteemed
correspondent Carlsruhe, whose means OF inior
nation place every reliance. He announces the
most gratifying intelligence that the Zoveren Tariff is
at length finished, and will speedily be made public.
The WEST INDIA MAIL STEAM SHIPs-The
half yearly meeting OF this company took place last week
in London at which satisfactory report was read and
dividend of five per cent on the paid up capital was
declared The new system. introduced By the Secretary
in ls43 relative the of the Companys vessels
works well il has increased the receipts aud decreased
the expenditure.
CHARGE OF MUTISY.-The Royal Mail steam ship
Cambria which reached Liverpool the Goth from
Halifax and Boston, brought seamen in irons part
of the crew of the British bark Chsmplain belong
Cork who had been given up by the United States su'
horites under treaty with that country for exains
ton in England upon acharge OF aggravated utny anu
Of attempting sink the vessel they were navigating
NOVEL PRINTING MAcHINE.-A printing ma
chine of novel construction has lately been invented
by Mr.. George Schnebly engineer 1t is called the
Victoria Plaiten Printing Machine The novelty of the
invention consists having but large wheel and two
cog wheels larger than the other In the larger OF
these there is eccentric groove in which two shafts
work. one each side the larger of the shafts forces
up the pst,en and the smaller carries the paper
the platten and discharges and adjusts IL When the
larger of these shafts is moving the smaller stops
and when the smaller is moving the larger stops and
There is also another conrvance attached TO
the smaller shaft by which the type is better and more
equally mixed. II capable present of printing be-
six and eight hundred impressions hour aeon
triyance which, though not calculated TO compete with
steam printing presses may be found useful in small es
adjustments it being great improvement on the old
press
DR.. LARDNER on ATLANTIC STEAMERS-The
learned Doctor in letter dated Paris addressed TO the
Times has denied that he had said ii absurd TO
expect steamer TO cross the Atlantic by steam power
only.
THE CoRNLAws.-The members of the Anti Corn
law League resident in Manchester and IT'S neighborhood
held special general meeting, in the Free Trade Hall OF
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