New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

.uu with .0 tn cylinders for the purpose Of holding
psr. which are be thrown overheard with ne state
rnen % he longitude and other particulars worthy OF
-ero-4 written In ~ different languages and the par
o.. p5nr them are requested 70 forward the irforrna
ton o. the Admiralty
Lord John Russell. who very aitenuvely exam.
med every part Of the great Free Trade Bazaar observed
that the creates, spectacle was the spectators
The Manchester Parks Committee have purchased
for third park ofsnd in the township OF brsa'
ford. from Lady Houghton al 400 per acre.
l. i rumored that the Parliamentary session VIII
close about Inc middle OF July. and that her Majesty de-
s.res that such should be the case.
Bronze works Of art BY 4 recent treasury order
may be admitted a; duty Of per cent instead o.
formerly az - per cent. al vsiorcm.
The celebrated marine artist higgins. died in
London a few days age. much respected
The English Government il il said intends 10
institute an extensive and minute inquiry into the causes
influencing the health Of troops stationed in British Co
.on'es
Eichieen females We're crushed or trampled to
death and ffiy seriously injured owing to false alarm
% fire in cigar mandatory At Huerta near Valencia
On the s. ut
At no period since the coronation Of her Majesty
ha. London been fl OF strangers il Ia at present
Sir r. Peel has sent 80 TO the fund now in pro.
,re-s OF collection memory Of the genius Of the late
Thomas Hood and in aid OF his bereaved family.
seventy foreigners arrived in the Thames on the
both ultimo from Antwerp, who the point OF emf
grating TO the United states.
4 letter from = Petersburgh mentions that Comte
Woronsow one of the abest and most disnn guished
general. o the Russian army has been intrusted with the
command OF the force destined against the Circss
SLAMS The Emperor l. determined. cost what il may, to
have the war terminated
Revising the Chinese Commissioner. with whom
sir Henry Pottnger negotiated the Treaty OF Commerce
has sent the British Dipomas his portrait mark OF
lis friendship and esteem
4 seaman named Michael Moore. was brought up
a. the Liverpool Police Court charged with The murder
Of John Campbell boaiswsin OF the English ship Noun
tsineer When the vessel was cut about fourteen days
be- stabbed the Captain IN the abdomen tie Is believed
20 be- insane.
The Prose- complains that certain English spccu-
aiors have rnonopozed al the eggs the Pas de Calais
and in Flanders order to supply the London market
with the new laid article
The artisans of birmingham have presented the
Queen and Prince Albert with some beautiful proofs OF
their professional skill
Il j. stated that the British trade at Shanghai. IN
China during the ias year. amounted 70 nearly one mil
lion sterling barter Of silks and tea for manufactures
The reigning Duke of Brunswick has prohibited
corporal punishment in the army.
A genuine autograph Of Shakespeare. 1t is said, is
abou, being submitted TO the hammer IN London.
Glass pipes. for the conveyance OF water and gas
can be- made said cheaper and stronger than metal
pipes
some American hops. recently introduced. sold
a, COS for expectation and superior to former I'M
portaiions.
The grant for education in England is to be in
creased $4,000 this year. making the total $1,000
The General Assemblies Of the Established Church
Of Scotland and the Free Church now sitting IN Id
nbursh
The London Times says" We understand that
the proposed treaty with Brazil has been abandoned
On the 9th ult the Whiting Shoal. IN the Thames
wa. forced By galyanic battery and forty feet o was
displaced
The annual ball in favor OF the Polish eNiles was
20 take place in London on the 18th inst
Brussels carpets are now being manufactured by
steam power which viii cause, Of course reduction IN
the prce.
NJ Arago in giving an account OF his recent ok
perinen, with the Electrical Telegraph estimates the
rapdity Of ransm the OF $1,000 leagues per
noar.
The death OF Cardinal Luigi del DragO is an
noiuced bv the DiariO di Roma He born at Rome
in l776 and raised the Cardnaate IN l-2 by Pope
Gregory XVI
The distance between London and Birmingham
was lately performed in one hour and - minutes ITO
miles in l0J minutes by railroad.
The Belgian Government have conceded 10 Mr..
Richards and others the right Of making and holding Tor
20 years the railroads in West Flanders
Cholera Is prevalent in Calcutta but Is not OF ma
rure to create more han customary alarm.
The poor of Prussia are said TO be suffering from
| the long and severe winter The King has purchased a
quantity OF potatoes Tor them
GERMANY
From all parts OF Germany the letters We receive
are occupied almost exclusively with discussions on
/ the division now raging in the Catholic Church.
The new religious sect il gaining every day numbers
of adherens and even the lower order OF the clergy
oin il with alacrity In Austria pains are spared
! 20 prevent it, making its way II the people In Ia
tholic and bgoted Bavaria II Is persecuted but In
Saxony Prussia, and the minor states, 1t Is either
conniyed al or openly encouraged by the Govern
meni- The King Of Hanover has declared against
il but it il believed that eventually he will tolerate
and even encourage it,
IRELASD-The Repeal meeting at Tara took
place on the 22d nit The numbers are variously
estimated at from 10000 to 10000. O'Connel OF
| course participated largely in the proceedings
TURKEY.
The accounts from Consiantinople to the sth OF
MAY state that the health o, the Sultan is the de
cline.
INDIA AND CHINA
The overland Mail arrived in London on the Odd
Nav. with intelligence from Bombay 10 the 5ts and
| Calcutta TO the 'th OF April.
! The commercial accounts from Hong Kong state
that but little business had been done in cotton
| COTTON lARN.-llhtt- ~ u'ioif. Inv 7s'N"
in hand il estimated about $500 bales, beside what Is
stored outside.
! NEw-YoRK PACKEr SHIPS, &c.-The long pre-
valence Of easterly winds prevented our receiving
anv but one later date that Of the lst May, by the
-outheruer Captain Palmer on the oath umo'l I'M
III the arrival OF the Hibenia steamer on the 3isi
She was most anxiousy expected, and we have sci
dom witnessed more entire satisfaction than was *
pressed ~ the pacific OF the she brought
| Arriving A. she did on Saturday afternoon, the pa
pers BY her were conveyed to the North and south
/ American Coffee House.and Lloyd London, by the
express tram. on Saturday night; bot her news was
/ moi generally known there until Monday morning,
when a. viii be seen in our reports OF the Money
and Commercial Markets, is influence was very
considerable.
On SUNDAY the wind became more favorable, and
| has 80 continued since that we have mad IN sue
cesson the - Patrick, the Columbus, the splendid
new ship Henry Clay and the Shenandoah, all OF
which OF course had been anticipated By the Hiber-
/ MA " iilmer smith Europ' lines
| COMMERCIAL.
The pro,racted winter, and the cold, unseasona
! he spripg-one of the most cherries and unsea
sonsble IN the memory Of that ubiquitous parsonage
the Oldest nhabitant' has caused the Corn Trade
70 look up" in consequence OF the mercury "look
ing down From the country the most untavora
bic reports arrive the low range of temperature
10 lor. ,,ncb uischief and ouiuous are aireaiy