New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-22

.r of nic tbs, order o. regularity could be preserved
The svidsy OF the people 10 procure novel description
of food is the most coacusive evidence OF the misery
which bad food and famine prices have reduced them
The rsa OF ali people IN the word. are the least sd
Gicied to change especially in an article OF Diet; and
when such spectacle as that OF Saturday last Is pre-
.sn. De sure tha, dire necessity The inducing
csuse of the resdy ami anxious change We under.
stand that $50 lbs OF tie corn meal were sold 90 sax
urisv az Id per pound. The committee waited this
morning on NJ. EewsOn. grant item farther sup
ply they of course Offering 20 pay the uI price Tor II
bur Mr. Hewtson compelled to refuse the request
he having orders from the Governments 20 tnst enseI
The pecple surprising that the supply would be con-
t.nued assembled u hundreds rounds the cepots out
informed Of fact Of there being no more Tor
sale Considerable excitement: was occssoned by the
announcement snd the Mayor. fearing that
might srise in consequence published public notice,
stating that when the order, which was daily expected
would arrive farther supplies would be distributed
New Commr mic alton between the Pacinc and
Europe, via Isthmus of Panama.
ROYAL Mail Steam Packet Company.
Particulars Route traversed b. Passengers between Eng
land and the West Coasts Of South America
SOUTHAMPTON TO CHAGRES.
The Steamships of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pany leave southampton The l1h Of every mouth and
proceed via Jamaca 10 Chagre where they arrive on the
Goth or 2st OF the following month"; the passage occupying
about 81 days.
FARES
Which includes Board. Bedding
Ealf Fore Cabin. ESQ and Linen, Stewards Fees. and
WHO'S DITTO fSS >an other charges except for
rhols 4ftsr Cabin. $50 Wines, Spirits Malt Liquors,
aad Mineral Waters.
At Chagrcs the steamers stop about half day TO land
passengers preceding land 10 Panama, where the
steaners Of III, Pacific Steam Packet Company embark
them for conveyance 10 the different ports southwark as
far Valparaiso.
CuAGRES TO SOUTHAMPTON.
On the e5ih and 26th OF each month the return steamer
starts from ChssTcs with the mails and passengers that
have arrived from the Pacific and proceeds via Jamaica,
Havannah and Berrnuda) Southampton. where she IS
due the I'll Of each month the passage occupying about
Which includes Board, Bedding
Half Fors Cabin. et5 and Linen Stewards Fees and
Whole DITTO ... $50 sa other charges, except for
Whole 4Ter Cabin. f55 Wines Spirits Malt Liquors,
and Mineral Waters.
CHAGREs TO THE UNITED STATES.
By the last mentioned steamer. which leaves Chsgres
on the 25th or Goth OF each month from the
Pacific for the United States will reach Havana on The
9TH or s,h OF the following month, after passage OF Il
days
Which includes Board Bedding and Linen
- AEE, Stewards Fees. and other charges except
wines sprits malt liquors mineral waters
An American Steamer leaves Havana monthly Tor N.
Orleans and there monthly sailing packets. from
Havana TO Newfork also many trading vessels TO the
ports OF the United States generally the passage fares by
which moderate.
has with the consent OF her Msies,ys Goycrnmenp
been appointed Agent for the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company at that place and every information relative
from that gentleman who will likewise receive specie
bullion jewery &c. give printed receipts as oio OF
lading for the same, and provide for TIER
(the usual risks excepted to the Bank OF England
The form of receipts for specie &c, proposed 10 DC
issued by the company has boon submitted to several oil
the leading insurance offices in London, and they have
expressed their Willingness to Insure specie &c Trans
United from Panama to the Bank of England under tho
conditions therein contained and at the usual rates
The charge established upon freghts OF specie ant
bullion which includes the expenses OF transit across h
Iathp "a
Company Agent at Panama till delivered at the BANK
England is II per cent: upon pearls, emerads' aad al
other precious stones unset (beng exempt from duty
p. per their value also deliverable Mt The Bans
Of England aud upon ewlery subject to duty, q pei
cent on Its value deliverable at Southampton.
Treagure can only be received securely packed In
wooden cases +. CUAPPELL, Secretary
55 Moorga,e.st London, Feb. -, 1916.
summary.
VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO THE FRENCH COURT
Private that the preparations for the visit OF
her Majesty Queen Victoria to the Ming ana queen OF te
French proceeding without nermisson ut the lu-
leres Neu!ly ST. Cloud and Versailles and particularly
al the Tranon.
WARLIKE PREPARArioNs.-The greatest activi-
IS continues In all the dock yards in England and the re-
crutng for the army Is sill going on with great spirit
5000 soldiers were ordered India 1000 OF which 10 pro-
coed by the overland mall Ii Is now stated that
that order will be rescinded There IL rumor current that
an additional number VIII proceed TO Canada.
TIE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.-This harmonious
their .reyis.t!ng London in Atheneum, on Thursday
evening Long before the hour appointed for the COM
OF the concert the room was crowded IN every
corner and hundreds were refused adnlttancc as We
were excluded among the cannot be ted to
give any account Of the entertainments but we can only
say could more sincerely reelce ut Inc cause
at the exclusion than we do ourselves
LACE FACroRiEs-The bill just introduced into
the House Of Commons prepared and brought 10 BY Mr.
T. Duncombe, Colonel RoIesten and Mr. D. fleiden) 10
regulate hours OF night labor Ia all factories where ooo
bin net and warp machinery Is employed cohssts OF
IL clauses II proposes to enact that night LABOR sai
bsnrefor,h cease In these factories and that the working
hours shall not be earlier than six o'clock In the morning
20 not later than O'Clock at night subject to certain
penalties II farther PROMPTS le VI
under eight years OF age
Tsnr,S CoRs-Thi5 article continues 10 arrive In
y,ea, quantities IN the principal ports Of THIS country ana
I, already becoming OF great consumption In Liver
o we have sevcraou dealers and bakers VINO put iortn
Indau Corn Indian four and bread made Of Indian hour
"a The prominent articles Of sale and among the hSher
classes OF society II Is used with English or American hour
In making bread Al meeting OF the Horticultural 5oe-
CIV held In London last week. there were distributed 10 the
members large quantity OF packets Of seeds OF the early
sort Corn the earliest and most prolific variety
and the suitable cultivation in this country which
had over from New fork TO ascertain Wnehef
n, growth would not introduce fresh article Of food here
FATAL ACCIDENT AT SEA.-On Wednesday al.
,erneon March lsh the Jane from South Carolina which
had suffered great damage during the heavy saes was
hauled into London cocks In crippled STATE IL ap
hat during gale OF wind Monday ast she was
Hiding At anchor Narsae aud owing 10 the violence
OF The hurricane she parted the lboard bower anchor
The crew were then compelled 70 cut away tho main and
uzen Asra Another vessel lying near the Jane found
cred during the gale. During the homewGd voyage the
chief mate WAS standing In the arooad quarter when
heavy sea broke Inc ship forced aim INTO the cabin
and killed HIN on the spot.
NEW MoyIso PowER--A new machine has been
viewed by commission OF the French institute The In
yentor q Mr. Trebey VINO enpoys, for obtaining rotary
motion two combined engines-ore moved oy stesn ioi
yzter and the other by OF ether The advantages
NJ ,hs ara saving OF fty Per cent In iue Is II
.rfices 10 heat engine for making both WORK ne
eY,.n,. OF ether Is null The engae occupies nucn less
.,sce ard wezs less than others Il produces csulea
W.T. which returns constantly 20 the ooleE and thus
x preveut the destructive effects Of sea wafer on me
,ro sheets OF he boiler. By say!as the quantity OF iae
me sace and weight ocsures IN vessels are also De tAxen
mo account I'll which combined will MAKE It! Ia every re-
,nect an iop.oyegen. on The present steam engines
RorAL AsrArIc SocIZTY.-At recent meeting
NJ The RoyaI A.atic Society, communication was read
rom Professor Boyle, oot Of The Est lctA Com
detailing some farther results Of the experimental
ts for the culture Of Cotton IN lnti. Sinee the last re-
uor Of Dr. Whits 10000 acres had been pat ins cuvs-
on from one acre alone the produce 700 pounds and
more was TO be expected. All required 10 make Eas.
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