New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-08

THE WR0NGs OBJ THE Po.TMFy.-Wc have ~
ceived the following petition from important section
ffhc female KIND namely. the wives OF the po-tmen-
poor unieryald pilgrims p The said petition was
agreed 20 ~ very numerous meeting though We have
not seen il reported IN any contemporary columns
II her Grarij4s Naiesfy ihe Qneea.
The H9HOrq5It Petition y ns Hircs 0f me Fost"eN
MADAM MAY II please your gracious goodness 70
COX with smiling eye upon The nu-pann- vi o'' u'
tsners Your gracious goodness supplies % en- from
the Crown "a coat, wais'cOat, ana mar VII % .-ll
which only the iui,erafe multitude take for gold YOU
Petitioners pray that The Crown would noi lehft or al
he wai-fc0af but continue - bounty ln the way ol tnu
ser- and end il with shoes Then "ouid your MATS
TVS ros'mcn De all oi piece. a. . d. hali 70 your
MNrsTY's PO-irnen beon. a. the Crown-and half o.
the Jews They ee their coats and wMstcoat- from me
covernment and Saving your MAJESTY presence their
trousers and nigh lows from Hoiywc---ireet
II your Petitioners husbands were Ike mernaits,
and never bat haish0wcd themselves your Petitioners
would not approach you with their distressed fae-lli
- your Petu0ner-' hunstsnds often re-ptc tablc
about the shoulders at the same time that they are -eed
about the and your Petitioners pray that you
win be lnclou-iy pleased 70 make their husbands ali
alike.
your Petitioners hunily appeal 20 your MAJESTY
-yinpa,hics as d wife. What woud be- your MAJESTY
feelings 70 PRINCE ALBERT IN tic ne laced coat ol
General ,or late Twopcnny with shabby trousers ana
boots not nt for any painter 90 take BIN IN
Your Petitioners vould not distress your MAJESTY
ceilings Lv dwen. on tie dreadful sight lui again en-
treating that your MAJESTY will give orders mat all
instead of % par-of their husbands may nenceiorin o.
the care 0l maternal government 20 tlai ia luIt tt}
may not complain OF aafmeasurcs on the part Of The
And your Petitioners viii ever pray" Here follow
a army OF signatures
THF PECULIAR BURDENS CPOy LsSD.-Mr
Ward has lately brought forward unsuccessful motion
fog an inquiry INTO this subject We quite agree with
the majority that rejected ii;hcrc ia reason for an
inquiry into the matter We save the House blue
book so ca ed from ~ effect upon the looks 90 honora
be members while engaged ia N peTusa) by .uccincf
account of these peculiar burdens Tor each oil iAe
three divisions of Tie United Kin gt0m.
ENGLAND mDrinis, we should say very peculiar
burden upon the land Of England is
J. 4 sporting landlord in whose eyes paririd-e- are Of
more consequence than paupers and VINO m at h.-
schemes Of lmeioration spells peasant with " Pm
, An llpa.d orcrwOrked iab0rcr with mind as bare
b.. bis body doghoc for bis dwelling and an union
house for q refuge.
B. An ignorant ,enautry with confidence IN sir Rob
Peel and blind dependence on protection and TIE
lndlord
4 4 nonresident rector with a taste ior Cheltenhsm
waters and a notion that the working clergy are com
posed ofcuraies ~ go per annum-
iGrLAND.-l. 81 absentee proprietor mo cpu-ld'r-
understanding tn natural amusement Of the Irish pi
-anry believes the only 9micei residence for man
IF taste 20 be an English wafcrn place and holds the
lucs Of property to bc an on the side Of The tenant
. 4 Protestant a-cendcnry par-on who looks on OR.
snae Lodges ~ q development of the Christian church
BOync water r" ai hymn; and National school rs
favoriie parade ground for the Evil One.
3 4 rack renting gent whose iavOriie argument j.
DOiccnaI'- hayouci.
scorLAxD-l 4 Highland lsndholdeI. with prefer
cnce for sheep walk. small holdings and tendency
10 promote Emigration on large scale by driving oli
forty families in one clearing.
, population of paupers depending on what the her
tors ike % give them
4 PORTRAIT SOfREE.-1he abundance of pOr
traits that being exhibited M the Royal Academy
furnish valuable suggestion 20 those who are ia the
uabii OF giving expensive parties Tor a the objects Of
visiting may be accomplished without any o the cost or
Nr.fN. rF|fIas thor
intellect animation al fashionable soiree il
quite clear that people VINO wish merely 10 ser their
nends might derive quite A. much satisfaction from see
ing their portraits
Ifeyery person invited 90 evening party might send
his likeness substitute Tor himself great deal Of un
necessary Expense would be- saved the way OF dress o
he guest while the host would not have 10 lay ont mo
loy in entertaining him portrait sore, would al least
be something 10 the ashonable world and 10 only
that account. there j. every chance Of rs becoming
popular ia the higher circles.
Some idea may be formed Of the effect Of such
scmblsee from the present aspect Of the rooms a. The
ROYAL Academy and. many 10 parties only 10 have
heir appearance canvasscd by having themselves can
yased before they Went much trouble would Ice saved
% those who make il their business 10 criticize
NEW COINAGE FOR lRFLAND.-O' CoySFII. be.
NJ de foco if not de Jure king OF Ireland j. about 20
.sue new coinage. NE impress will De- borrowed from
rhar OF Lapuia--wih difference. The Lapuia com
swim tells u.s. bore the figure of king clothing hegsaf
The OF DAS VIII bear king taxing utsgM rag
in the way of rint)
Tpp QrrrS's BALI-The Morning Pest SAYS
,sai The pompadour silks which have already been
purchased for the Court Bah would cover many acres
We wonder how many wiscacres VIII Doe found among
he acres that the silks are destined 20 cover.
RAILWAY CoNumTfE-The Chairmanand Com
ntec on the EQuinoctia line as usual and proceed
ed with the engineering evidence.
The first witness called was a surveyor. tie thought
here would bee difficulty In surveying from China ~
peru-which he believed "a notion OF the celebrated
- f.nt he fffs fifH ff ted
The Chairman asked ii there would be mo- difficulty IN
cutting il short and this hint the witness retired.
The counsel for the b'l then opened az great length
"a the subject OF the tgnnong, when be was interrupt
re Chairman. who asked II when tie tunneilng had
)ccn discussed the boring would terminate
THr RrIfSG PAssIoN.-Thc lawyers have had
par Of Lincon Inn square laid out as garden sim
ply because, awycfs, they Ike 70 make the most o
li that's gran.
NEW CoIoUR-Whai is an invisible blue The
dress oi policeman.
\ STUDY FROM NATuRF-Thc beautiful statue
n the Greek slave by Mr. PowTRs. has excited -ucn
Universal admiration that companion 90 10. we under
,and will shortly be- exhibited by the ARTIST, under
he ute u InE A,EMCAN SLAVE 10 i the figure o
a negro with me hands fastened with chain. on The
fnanacle OF which the American Eagle Round bis
back wrapped tie national a- on which toe stripes
aye cousucuoisy displayed. The cfouChin- attitude o
he figure most wonderfully depicted but the stase j.
most bc admired for rs powerful truth and unaiecied
a.
lavc had frequent opportunities Of Judging by frequent
visits 10 the Land O Lbcry that they have never seen
.nyihiur so wonderfully true 10 nature.
Among the promised advantages Of the cheap trip
round the world j. perpetual summer; but how the
projectors intend manage this part of the business We
quite loss % conjecture, unless they take cargo
lfsunmer weather with them Where The article b.
20 come from really don't know for the summer has
been LONG due nat ppears 90 be keeping out Of the
way 60 avoid IT, creditors
We presume there is sunshine company ~ fhc North
Pole: Tor ifit possible o. have Wcnhsm Tee Conps
nv in fun uay IN the Strand During the doc days may
1e perfectly practicable 90 establish emporium for heat
10 tie coolest climates,
LEGAL GARDESERs.--We understand that the
B,nchors Of iinc0ns Inn VIII publish gardening book
IA accordance with the complete revolution they have
at,ly effected In the art oi horticulture. They have
cu LAYING out a New square WIKI tees. removed aicr
orty YEAR growth into soil OF stone brick and rub
3isf ihnly overisd with mould 20 the depth OF ten
inches Tie trees are said Go be- ~ 4l bearing and u
hey VIII bear such treatment tis, they VII undouui-
edy bear anything. The operation OF moving trees 90
oriy ytar- standing has seldom been ied IN -cct
1ut we understand that the b,ucner- o. Lncon- Inn
nave caused wriis crf0rri bt dug % al over the
square. because a cerfi0r1ri VIII remove casc-snd
why not "a tree ,-in nearly aii is branches
PA1NAM QuI MrRUir FERAT.->ome OF the
French newspapers seriously assert that Prince Albert
ans lately become Tailor afishmongcr ana a Gold
smith because he ha- been elected member Of each
,ffhe above companies Only one thing wanting to