New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

be collected. according 10 CustuHl' eaIIJ ~ 49,
month.
The Orange partv have issued address 10 tne
pro,e.,ants Of the British Empire, in which they soi
plain OF Government for permanently ehuo"us -: 80,
noo,h maintaining the present national system VI ~
,ion and not advancing money TO enable the S'e :!
the Established Church support their own seooo
These form the chief grievances. There are oH
ones-soIne of them anticipated or expected NC -.
dress concludes by calling upon the ffo'esta 80
exert every energy to secure 10 iheiI ut .
representation of their principles III 7 az
The meetings at Cancellation Hall are sui earritu
on and speeches delivered IN sG'oeaS 49, in CON-
whist the various steps taken by ihe aya cT;,
ductipg the affairs OF the government d. -. 80.
;cised and generally condemned. Inc anoun' y. t.
has not been SO large for the last tro a. -.
meeting held on the 2Tth uIt the LioeLato' l
turned from MS Provincial eAcui''oN' ""'
made the speech OF the day
Ths Dnblin Corporation held meeting on the
oo,b nil for considering the best means oil avoiding the
dancer impending the extensive failure OF the poa.o
80 NJ 'O'Copnell attended, who, after long speech
eiop ~, q deputation should wait upon His Exceen
M ,be ord Lieutenant and call on his ordshp and the
Government to stop the dsiileries and oreweres-lo
nreyept the expectation OF provisions TO foreign couh
tr;es,o raise million and halt on the credit OF the
irish Woods and Forests-and 10 take Immediately INTO
their consideration the levying of very large income
tax for the present year if necessary. The moon was
put and carried
The Dublin papers state the custom house author
tiles in that city have been directed to make arrange
nens for the admission OF duty free on and alter
the let of November
The Repealcrs are Boosting of new adherent to
repeal in the person of the eldest son OF the taF' Wis
coun, Gort, Hon Henry Pendergas, Vereker
The Times Commissioner continues ms reports
from the west of Ireland He paints in orcibe coors
the wrechedness of the people their want oil industry
and their unwirguess expend the least money on the
improvement of the land however much 1t may repay
the outlay Mr. OConncn sun makes MN ine OoJeS' vi
bitter attacks.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY-This family were to
rive their last concert at Dublin the 5h after which
they would proceed TO Liverpool The Freemans Jour
nal in the course of very commcndatory notice OF tnci
concerts says No can listen 10 the hutchinson
Family without feeling that America, Yankee America
has a national music and without deligtted!y ac
knowledgipg that the family are happy IN telt II
lus,raton of the harmony OF New England On Satur'
day evening very respectable auditory assembled IN
the Pillar Room of the Roundo at one of the musical
entertainments of those singers and we have never VII
messed any auditory more delighted or more oua IN 'e
expression Of their applause.
France.
The announcement of the resignation OF the brave
old veteran Soult appears 10 be based on truth Al MS
advanced age. repose and retirement would wen oen'
him, that the old soldier like the Roman IN tne cal
toll should be enabled to adjust his mantle before the
closing scene OF his eventu 1t now said that
although he will resign the post OF Minister OF War nc
will still nominaly retain the Presidency OF the Council
The French telegraph has been busy engaged IN trans
uniting 10 Paris the state Of the war in Algeria. The
French forces had left Oran with 5000 men IN guest oil
Add c Kader whether they will take or overtake him.
is another question. He is said 10 treat his French
prisoners well and handsomely-and in doing So he sets
an example, which it would have been 10 the credit oil
the French arms, had they initiated towards his coun-
rymen
The Paris correspondent of Wilmer IL Smith
mentions the death of Mr.. Warden citizen OF the
United States and at time Consul OF the states IN
this city Since his retirement from public life he had
occupied himself with scientific and literary pursuits,
and his funeral WAS attended by many OF the most
tha Huy nj horn
costume as professors in the university and colleges,
members OF the academy &C.
Prince Pierre Napoleon, son of Lucen Bona
parte and nephew of Napoleon has published letter to
Dr. Theirs in which in very indignant terms. he protests
against the caunes which he asserts the historian mas
heaped upon his father who he says all his life
consistent republican. The widow of Lucien, ard
mother of the Prince, had previously published pam
phet in which she resented the msrepresehtatons o
NJ. Theirs of her husbands character and PATRIOTISM
It appears that Lucien has left behind him memoirs OF
his life which will be given TO the world before long
and which it is expected, will contain many valuable
relations the and the events OF that eSraordlna
ry period in which lived that extraordinary brother
who rose from the ranks of the people the exercise
of dominion far than ever before exercised
and hurried from his dazzling nights TO the barren
rock OF desert isle there 10 anguish and to die-a ia
go great as man never made before.
FAsHIoNs.-A new change appears on the eve OF
taking place Heretofore ladies have tried 10 rival the
rainbow in the colors with which they adorned their
bo the goby and to have taken the sky into iavorthat
say variety of colors has been sent adrt and sky
blue has taken its place As for the fashions OF gentle
men, if the Newio DIRK and Washington eieSdats will only
take the trouble to make themselves much like mon
keys possible they may 60 to sleep every night with
the comforting assurance that they are IN the ferHes
modes de Paris.
1t is stated of the Due d'Aumae, one of The Kings
sons that he recently scandaized the good people of
provincial town. by receiving their bishops and deputa
ton whilst putting cigar The same young gentleman
who received the Queen OF England, on her frs
visit TO France, with cigar in his mouth.
Book TRADE-CoPY- Paris cores
pondent of Wilmer g. Smith writes "A Boston pubiica
ton, called Lers Lirns Age has found its to this
city and is advertised in our newspapers though con-
ssts of nothing but pierngs from the English magazines
and reviews. 1t may also be met with in one or two
cabinets de lecture requented by the English and Ameri-
cans Prated editions or you prefer the phrase re-
prints of the works of Scott Bulwer Dickens and other
eminent authors are imported into France in great num-
bers from America and from the owness OF their price,
meet with a ready sale. There one or two English
circulating libraries in this city entirely stocked with
American reprints The injury this causes to the authors
and propreiors of the works is ncacuable AT one time
brace of publishers here carredon roaring trade by
reprinnng all the works that issued from the Englsh
press and smuggling them into England for the circua
ting libraries one OF these honest actually became
enriched from his wholesale pracies on Walter Scott
alone But law lately passed. directing the immediate
destruction every prated work has put considerable
check on their conscientious trade and it appears
that they find 1t profitable 10 import from the United
States than reprint. Belgium preys with a voracious
Ruiacy French literature,-not work can be pub.
ished here that is brought out there and sold all
the Continent infinitely cheaper than French pub.
fishers who have authors TO pay, afford The pub
Usher OF NJ Therss Historic du Consular ct dc FEmprs
has been cruelty victsed by those Belgian pirates He
has paid somewhere about 100000 for the copyright OF
the work, and has sold 10000 copies The Bel
CLANS have paid single farhing for copyright and
have sold 100000 copies. 1t is burning and scandalous
shame governments of such enlightened countries as
America, England, France and Belgium that law OF
literary copyright is not established
Spain.
The only topics of discussion refer to the Queen 5
marriage and the business OF the ensuing Cores Most
the journals opposed the marriage of the Queen
with the Count of Trapani and still less disposed
favor the claims ofihe Prince of Asturias meeting
OF Deputies has taken place relative 10 the system
of taxation, and proposition for its modification by the
Cortes.
conspiracy has been discovered at Buzot near
Aesn, the object of which the seizure OF the for
of ST. Barbara. The conspiraors endeavored 10
corrupt the persons in charge of the foricson but the
Government having got information of the affair.
ures were taken TO prevent its execution and the con-
spirators, taking the alarm abandoned their plan.
Accounts from Barcelona speak Of the disturban-
ces account Of the CONSUMPTION having obliged the
Captain General Breton to leave for Corona the 18th
There were disturbances also Badaona San Andres