New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-22

enhance; Il vafss CT lass whsat Flog- Az: indian
Corl a-e acw sold ezozbz1t rates AID t-o;n pTsen
s-rz-a.ces there Is t.e prospect Of TIER reeens N
vsi--s Their mas been AZ improvement n tss So-eS
MARI The sgEVvl.- ara ros eng rNhsIS.s'- 'o1
dealers wish % get !ano stock Thsse causes Fave
z-ai holders 70 Sc with greater -.r1-ess 80 ta- s
Tre ri ne article has advanced Beside hoc-s coz
sumption there ass been excellent demand ios eNo
,ztlor- =. .,
s7xis-v snd ssod deal OF comment. Since the begin
,ire Of NAY 5-e months $50. pr'ess tsve ADVANCED
enorroously-s- least twenty-five per esaL- 9 PEI!
ue- pound This not only seroussy aec' ne cen
rr-;o1 az the article but also the capshiity OF manu-
factl-:n. the raw material nay more u must nsFe
;sude-cT 20 cripple the operaaoos OF me bsiIss
manufacturer. IN TIE market OF the word ane'
n .a--a extent ;Lsr wholesome competition wc!ch
Is ,ae vitality OF commerce ne increased ya-Ge
CT TIE staple now. compared WIKI Is 'S4.-e "a
NAy last Is stated OF good act;ioF.Is- - - &
e,--o,,s sJ;rr, of $4,000 weekly. Taxing tue average
weekly consumption s: GOO bs-es OF sV pouhlS escn
II VII nearly give this result Win such an SH'Anoe
and with TIE unpropitous stste OF the G0oGs .h.Ae1
bo: here and or the continent riay De ooSs9 or n
TIE nature OF things that lie consumption WI asce.
The Britannia which arrived Wednesday was most
a-x.ous.y looked fo- A. Z was oe!ievec iA' neg
would throw some lisnt the prospects OF me ne"
crop Some OF the pubic writers on MS SIDE OF le
isncy that they perceive eadeHey on '.y PSI
ror-iop OF the American press 20 ex&zcerate the dAr.
age which the new crop mas sustained from the caleF
pillar aud worm but tue u1seneTuus statement
has been raised before, 10 sae pTejudice CI AHei1N-'
~eraci:7 on grounds eguslly Insxpl!cabie.
Itrlr be seen BY reference 10 our market returns
TIA, less buoyancy has existed since the Britannia AZ
ved because il i beered that the stale OF the crops Is
not 40 disastrous TIE previous accounts led Us 70 e
pee: TIE statements nevertheless, IN the American
journals show that this anticipation! at essE premature
Time will show. ,,.
The Iron market Las ruled ru' since we last address
ed our readers FOR railway bar extensive demand
has taken plzce tpll sni well supported prices
AMERICAN Hops-The arrivals OF the past week
the United States of America have included some
parcel. Of new Hops essel from Sev-EorS having
brought ie bsss and another from The same place u
bales OF this novel article OF supply from abroad 'ne
produce of the United States
TIE IRoS TRADE-The inability OF an extan-
.ive firm in the South Staao-dshre Iron trade meet
IL liabilities has been made known within these few
DAYS but il Is though, the advances of friends viii
shortly enable the house to make good M enssSeineas
The distress snd destitution consequent upon the
failure OF the potato crop i really awful The law Tor
aordinc employment 10 the people beng carried oa
with aacrity hy the government and landed gentry OF
the kingdom. It admitted on all hands thai the
la1orrae ACT imperfect in IL details and has been
urged upon TIE attention OF the ministry that parliament
should he couvoSed Immediately 10 remedy Its various
defects.
Serious rio,s had occurred In the County OF " a.
tertord Ireland on the h ult large moba having at
tackled bakers shops Tor the purpose OF obtaining bread
Two of the people had been killed by the dragons or
dercd 10 dispense the rioters and much excitement eN
isted al the last advices.
France.
PARIS Oct 1.-The utmost agitation prevailed
ali dsy in the market, and the French Funds have
derrone heavy fall The result has been produced
partly BY considerable delivery OF Rsntcs. and party
BIZ paragraph the pebats announcing that the Eng
lsh fleet OF evolution had sailed back 10 Cadz and was
TO be reinforced by eight vessels from the Mederra'
mean This circumstance was considered by specula'
tors hostile augury and heavy sales were the conse
quence.
Snou
The Senate presented its address 10 the Queen
on the 10th ult The address of the Chamber OF Dcpu
ties read that assembly on the same day and the
discussion commenced on the Ith protest against
the marriage of the nfanta with the Duke de Monpeu
SER had been forwarded by Prince Enrique 10 the PresI
dents of the two Chambers Il founded or the law
o, Philip l. by which the Princes OF the house OF Or
leans and their descendants, We're excluded from the
throne Spain also on the th article OF the con
stturon.
The English Government have made formal
protcst-bot TO the Spanish and French Courtsaganst
the marriage the Duke OF :lon'pensler with the In
anta Louisa OF Spain. We find the following account
OF the protest made by Lord Normandy nj Paris
1T Is the ground that Il "a likely 10 lead 10 vo-
aton Of that article the Treaty Of Utrecht by which
the Orleans in with the other French branches
of the Huuie OF Bourbon declared 10 be disqualified
from ever reigung in Spain and also, on the iarher
ground that the proposed marriage u contrary to the
terms OF m agreement To between the English and
French Ministers the occasion OF her Majesty visit
the King of the French ut the Chateau Eu Al the
Council Ct Ministers held sunday, reply TO the me-
orandum OF the British Government read 10 " Guizo
by Lord Normandy on Friday. and OF which he suose
Gucn,ly sent copy that Minister agreed upon
The reply / be sent through the French Embassy 10
London NJ. Guizot charged with the drawing OF II
up and with its transmission in the course OF the pres
ent week. TO Count Jarmac in London, 10 be conmun
Gated 10 Lord PAlmerston.
Notwithstanding this protest, it was supposed ;hat
both the proposed marriages would take place on the
l0h inst.
Accounts from Madrid to the 23d state that on
that day the Count de Bresson made the official demand
for the hand OF the lntnnta who had recovered from
her recent ndspostiop Preparations IN progress
for the marriage ceremony which was TO De performed
according to FL Ieraldo) with great pomp. The Gov
eminent sui continued seize the opposing Journals
with Unsparng rigor. The Eco del Commerce., Camor
Pubco Nuevo Espectador and e. Espanio had recently
shared this fate the latter journal for rcprintng an art
Gle from English paper.
A Car!ist Instruction was apprehended Paris
dates stale that dispatches had been sent 70 the Prince
de Jonvile 20 make al sail with MS squadron from the
coast the Eastern coast OF spain IN order 10
prevent the landing Of the Count de Monerolin and
other CArli= Chiefs.
India and China.
An overland mail and an additional express had
arrived st London, bringing dates from Bombay 10 Aug
q. Calcutta TO Aug. Q, and China to July =
The accounts from British India, and the immense
country WHICH destined 10 fall into the hands Of the
sooner or later a.a confused such accounts
run through British channels be We learn that the
sikh governnentw toitering state and troubled
with intestine that Scnde was tranquil that sir
rorsly affected and that Dost Mahomed OF Caho0 had
been operated upon by afghan Persian and Russian in
trigues enlist another plot against the innocent
and nofensive British, but ths the scheme had failed
In Calcutta the Money market easy without
any particular change and business generally remained
before reported
On the sth of July some English merchants
and other foreigners came into collision with the popc
lace az Canton and driven into the factories
They tired upon the Chinese killing four and woundmg
twelve Il does appear that any but the Chinese
were injured The authorities both sides had taken
up the matter
From the Albany Argus OF "Wednesday.