New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-19
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OLD IRELAND AyD YoUSG IRELA SD--Mr. Smith
OBrien mas at length put forth manifesto decaratory
Of his views with respect to the Repeal question
affected by the quarrel between the champions OF moral
and physical force From his letter. addressed 70 Mr
g. Duy, It appeafs that Young Ireland Is about to
sci up IN business for Itself and II Is not TOO much TO al
ripab TIA, such resolve vii materially affect the IN
OF the old and rickety rival establishment
Bursh Quay At all events, a. the public cannot
supper. both the other must speedily become
nsolveni and OF late all the symptoms Of bankruptcy
are obserrsble AZ the senior concern.
Sir. OBrien proposes in his letter the Nation that
the competent OF the 5eceders from Cancellation
Hall snail nab!tua!y address the country through the
Nation under their names and in a phalaux. Nj
Brien Gays that it "a utterly impossible for the
ders from the Connel party ever 10 return 10 Con
Citation Hall.
The weekly meeting of the repealers in Dub
lin have been wholly destitute of interes, lately In
letter TO the Repeacrs OF Cork Mr. OConne refers TO
the dssension which Is destroying MS power and CON
cludes "a follows
The association, canno, concede and il j; could it
ought not Leaving time develop the atuity and folly
OF those who now seek Cancellation By lauding end
maintaining those who in the wrong-namey, the
supporters OF the physical force principle while they
sail and vituperate those whom they admit TO be n
the right,-the rnaintaners Of the force doctrine
THg UNITED STATES AND TCRKEY.-L etters
from ConstaItnope speak Of victory North American
diplomacy has obtained in that city Dr. SchBlit al
American missionary ErZerOUn was lately treated N
a very Improper manner. Mr. Carr, Charge Afialres
the United states nj the Porte addressed very en-
erCe,c note the Dysn, and demanded very categor
cay and with threat Of North American cannon I'M
mediate ndemncation and satisfaction for this Anler
can citizen The Porte seemed 10 have no mind 70 be-
come acquainted in this with the American men
Of war and ordered the Pachn OF ErzerOum immediate
y to pay 10 Dr. Schnitt the required indemnity OF OO
sterling and put in prison twelve OF the rioters who
had so lrcated the missionary Brother Jonathan has
learned from his elder brother John Bull how such mat
tcrs are most easily settled
EGYPT-Accounts from Alexandria state that
the Nile had rscn twenty four feet and made great raw
ages lbrahn and Ahbss Pacha had into the prov
Oi Sehaftic where the floods mad done great dam
age the cmbankmcnts being swep, away All the boats
both at Alexandria and Cairo have been seized 10y Gov
eminent transport the materials necessary tor re-
pairing the cnbsnlments. The harvest OF ma!c was
entirely destroyed and that OF cotton much damaged-
More than sixty villages flooded and the waters
did subsidc, it feared that Lower Egypt would
be converted into one immense lake.
Observation-Disclosures interest has lately been
occasioned Mt Hamburger by the L. States Consul hay
ing detected, among number OF cmicrants who pre-
scented their passports Tor his view previous to their de
parturc for the United States ten u looking scoundres
all dressed alike who inquiry were found to be con
victs from Mcckenberc Schuerin. What makes the
matter worse is that the Mecklentcrg authorities ac
tay gave cunvCts certificates OF good character
The United States Consul sent them back with strong
to their government against the niquiy oil
such proceeding.
DISTRESS AMONG TIN RURAL PoPULATioN.-
Reports received BY several Partisan journals bring in
,crence of the mos; distressing situation to which tho
rural population IN several departments OF France IS re-
duccd by the high price OF food. In Auyerenr, Barn.
the Orcannos La Bre and other parts of the country
the suerings the poorer classes represented To
be extreme. In the Upper Lore. 1t is SAID that the
measure of grain which used to be sold Tor IS British
has now risen to IS I'd. The potatoes totally de
sroycd by The blight and the distress OF the people is
respect less than that which reported to
prevail in Ireland. None those who are compel
witness them adequately estimate the terrible
sucrings which from this combination OF the scourges
of flood, fire. and famine, await innumerHblc families
during the approaching winter
IMPORTATION OF GRAiN.-EXtensiye Importa
tons Of Grain made at the port OF Marseles From
the lat of July the 30th of September. more than
20O0Wj hectoitres have been admitted 10000 are nj
this moment unlading, and more than million OF hcc
tolitres soon expected to arrive Those who speak
ol duties forming obstacle to the importation OF
Foreign Corn are deceived There only exists at this
moment in the Mediterranean ports nominal duty OF
sd the importation OF Foreign Corn III french ships
lTALY-The enthusiastic affection OF the people
the Pope continues undimlnshed, and. IN TACT
appears to grow by what il feeds on The Pope has
been compelled moderate by issuing request that
public rejocings shall take place In his honor
His Holiness designs il is said TO establish Council
OF State 10 which laymen will be admitted. This Is
considered great concession toward liberty but if he
port be credited it is nothing compared TO what
the Pope designs do for his people. He even intends
10 said give them Constitution with every guaranty
OF individual liberty that exists in the west countries
Boz who is still in Switzerland, advertises his
new Christmas tale be ready early in December, but
has not yet favored us with It's nam e.
Eight sisters of the Notre Dame have recently
set out for Oregon proselytng expedition Others
are expected TO follow
Letters from Cherboure state that the French
Government have completed contract with private
company respecting the navigation between France and
New ork By this contract the Government cedes TO
the company for years the four Atlantic steam
ersthc Uloe the Darien, the Chrisophe Colombo and
the Canada-rCssels OF nearly 1000 ana OF 400
horse power ON condition that the vessels be insured
and hat hprl he pf
and departure by the terms oil the treaty they 10
commence running on the ls OF December next but il
is thought probable that they VIII no; be ready III! the
beginning OF next year.
Tait's Magazine is in the market the publisher
retiring full OF honors although certainly not in years
A chemist ut Berlin is said 10 have manufactured
upon the process OF Professor Schonbein OF Basic an
electrical paper the property OF which Is more eNpo
svc than that OF cotton
The celebrated Nicunoisc dancers, forty eight IN
number under the direction OF Madame Weiss sailed on
the "a the packet ship Yorkshire, Capt Bailey
for New.Nork.
The PARIS P,c>>c announces that the Minister OF
Commerce had received the reports the which
he had demanded from the rreects. Those reports.
il says mention that the wheat crop was in amount
oneiih interior 70 that OF ordinary years but the eN
cclent quality OF the grain reduced the deficit u one
tenth France consumes o0O00oO0 hecioues OF wheat
annually she consequently only requires 6Oo0o0o hec-
olitrcs supply the deficiency or month cons1mp
ton
bankruptcies says tLS IAtitf"tt' UiS VI val
Is occurrence in Paris Petty merchants continue 10
shut up their shops the psNnhrokers Offices are 5e
Scsed with applicants the savings banks Will soon De
empty the hospitals are crowded ll500O INDECENT de
pend upon public charity in Paris the prisons are fu
and the winter viii throw abou; 10000 worknen out
OF employment Our prospects are indeed very sad
The London Tones OF the 3lst ult. says " The
ports are no, to De opened Tac same journal JUST
hes the policy OF the Ministers N srcle from which
We make the following extract;
We are not unaware that an apprehension has pre-
vailed 10, some weeks past o, a coming dearth We
ourselves shared the alarm But the danger Is no
longer imminent Not only private sdvices the tenor OF
which had become gradually known within the last few
days but the public accounts recently received from
America such very much OF the GnSa
sness that has been tet the prospective supply OF
Wheat and Flour. IN the grsnaries of Newly Is stoT
ed an abundance OF grain awaiting only the impulse OF
speculation be discharged upon shores. Such
impulse will DC given by the noioyiey OF duties hsv
irs reached the lowest point
Tag OPENING or The PoRr>.-W re2;re, to ind
the general and tesr the correct impression respect
ing the intentions OF the Government Uiavorsble 10
H. views and homes OF those who with ourselves had