New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-03

aer,a, ,s one M The mos, tractsbe nortas in er-
,,ence so long ns he has plenty OF beer; oui me mo-
non, yon ,onch his malt liquor ne becomes az hetce
and terrible M John Bull when he lie hungry.
G,ea, ip,eren, il excited by the experiment 10
- ya.sal djrec, from Amsterdam 10 Jenna
'enr ..,,;.n Government has boished the corrte
:, G,licia ,s well some other onTdehs ,"s'
weixb.d heavily upon the people. The iate n'elai.
cboy outbreak may be considered as entirety = e.
end
MiscelIaueous.
Tho Dci1v Ns,,s. established By Dickens has been
.4 and f.d THIS not ,he hrst instance Of PoPuiH'
6..-o.er- having failed q newspaper .oi'o9. IHe
r.cal no. the imaginative, is the ff o. te win
dea isncy Of the novel writer cons,ntinople
me News /. wingius bis fsht 10 con' r.
vhenre the shee;s Of his Dew work are 10 DC 60 a..
Daily News Is now in hands ine rom A - a,t
n, June u 20 be ca-ailed Of ball i,s pfese
h.I/ -, o-.oe Shrews calculations nave oeei W
On - Wv. tha: since the commencement. o. we
~. I,,ter end Of Janua!y-not yet iouf Ho'I. -
"a ,r,i h.. been sunk ;he uncertakine :, 90 -
built half dozen OF me Ipe7' Y. '1s 49,
rulnous speculation. ruly
Rnnor, prevail that the Premier VIII retire rom
:. unpn the measures upon which ne has oaseo mo
character nave passed de rs so'e'Ioos .o' ~,
n hi. be wondered when II 10 remembered max
i. drifting toward bis s;1,ieih year But VINO 10 to
,ucce-d himi Aye there The run hi. party are
lad TO lose him His commanding taleD-his execu-
,,v. hnnul-dse-his great personal l'tuence-snd tie
onz exuerieuc. which be hss had IL every department
o, the State-uase him Invaluable as the leader Of
crest party But the physical OF nature wait not
upon tact talent nor superior capacity The same
la. OF our which con,ixns the une,:eret
sn, 10 hi, mother 10 daily doing its WORK upon tie
ruler Of Empires:
Imperial Cesar dead and turned 10 clay
Nay stop mole 10 keep the wind swsy
The retirement of Peel ui involve there no doubt,
a n-w Of parties Tbs present state OF tie
political world i, anomaly which cannot last for ever
10 the event or Pe-is retirement Russell vii succeed.
and then the lie will De frightened from its propri-ty
h, O. hot w and the PrO,eclOnists
The incarceration Of Mr. Smith o B ren. who is
now in the third week Of his captivity IN the " cellar OF
the House Commons affords sbuntan scope ior dec
ismatJn the columns q the Irish journals IL sa1
that OConno cspleased with the 0Br,en exhoiton,st
iedd has arisen between them which ~! lead 10 the
retirement OF she member for Limerick from Cancellation
ha anc. It may be, from pgpc life altogether We 90
vouch for Ibis as fact-we merely si'e Il rs fuiof
The belief IT, ,ha, viii the Con Bill aud the
Tariff are ,sf dissolution OF Parliament al! take place
In Of The summer or sutumn The sugar Dute-
- the rocg which will send tie Ministry adf. AND FefAc-
tory members both Houses who have not had The mora
their opinions in defiance OF the
ed with OF nation, viii atone foT ihe: ahsr"ce u
plack" by voting boldly against 'he new sugar scheme
This the prevailing impression II may be iaode oy
circumstances; nut AZ present Inc ulhous Iee
Ing is rs we have described X;
Axstxa1IoS-The Paris Press announces that
Lieutenant Colonel Pss'ot coumaudrr III chief oil ths
Isle, M-yot,e End Nose, Be- In the indian Seas mao d
Ter the forms taken possrssion 10 the hAuie %
France of the three all i,les Of Eus,i Cumba hoss
M,.on and Na., all situated near the frsitwoas the
northern OF the channel OF Moz-noigue snort
distance from the eastern coas' OF SadagAtcAr.
HER MAJEsrY's AccoUcHEMEsT.-Tbe near ap
pro,ch OF an Interesting event 10 which the puoc look
forward With intense interest may perhaps be inferred
from The fac, that the messengers OF the HomecEce
have received directions be IN attendance night hno
day. and after last Monday 30 that tne 'sct oil Tue
Qneep's ipdisposition may be communicated without
toss of time 10 the Cabinet Ministers
Louis PHILIPPE AND SIR r PEEL.-Louis Phil
ippe sept aph letter 10 Sir Robert reel eN
pressing ik!Msjes acknowledgements for the hi Ahd
handsome hammer which the Right bon raronei had
proposed M, toast OF -esiy health at tho late civic
banquet given by the Lord Mayor OF London
ARRIVALS FROM THE UNITED STaTEs.-We an
nounceJ in our paper pubshedIor the sailing Of the Great
Britain that the packet ship New-York. Capt Chopper
which sailed from ew-York on the lTih ui was ele-
graphet Rs being OF Ho head the evening % the 't-
reached port at an early hour the following morn
Ing Her anticipated by the Harre packet, 10
whose alluded in last since the departure
OF the Great Britain the sh inst we have had two We
~ important arrivals The first Of these the New
YORK packe, ship ind the Liverpool Capt Edridge which
arrived OF nolyhead the evening OF the llih' aud
reached Mersey the following morning. bringing ad
vices New York the 2tti aHd w ash ngon 10 the
22d ult. Of much interest and importance The news ny
Liverpool by our express TO London In the
evening day arrived here and WAS published In al
the daily morning papers OF ihe 9Th inst
The Royal Mail Steam ship Caledonia. with her usual
runc,uaty precision reached our port nj hai.ps
A NJ on Thur sdsy May "a. str rne passage Of sldHys
European Times.
The United Associate Synod of Scotland recently
passed resell cupdemuntury Of slavery and lhtntut
aud cnndemnng the conduct OF the tr-9 Cturcn u
Acc-pting money the eavc states in America ihrse
resolution. Involve Condemnation OF Drs. Chainer'.
Cunning ham sud other dvines of The Free Church -
The Synod which passed these resouuuns consisted oil
400 Ministers.
The religious meetings held 10 Exeter Hall, Lon.
don in th. month of May have commenced The P-s
Aid Society took place on TUESDAY the Protestant
Association on "Wednesday. the London missionary" On
Thur The Incomes Of some ot these societies are
enormous.
ENGLISH LYNCH LAVA scene qute as brutal
AZ any American Lynch law, OF which we hear SO much.
WAS recently at BEDFORD, where 9 poor wretch
who had the presumption TO think Of addressing the caush
of coal merchant, was Jared iedtefed Aiu al uui
killed BY the populace
The Jenny Lind "fever" as it Is termed, has
broken our with terrible .iF-ct at Venn" Ga the a2d
of April when the ginger made her Appearance ihr
streets wer. thropRed early O'Clock in The al
ternoon. The were in the imperial box
The Hutchinson Family have been giving concerts
In Manchester recently with much success THIS talented
.my have been much adui ed and well supported wheF-
ever they had appeared
A boy in London, whose silly parents suffered
him To attend executions. aud Who IN cons quence had
pe,ehan: for hsneing which he m quenty prscticet IN
play for the of other children turned MIN
self Of the other day and hung himself etiec,ualy.
Hon Dabney S Carr, United States Minister
to Coustautnople arrived In the M-rsey the I'd mat
III the ship Cincinnati. from Baltimore.
Commercial.
The Corn trade IS in singular position. Not
whstandiug the cry which was heard some few
months back of shor, crop-so short that famine
was apprehended-itt business has been doing,
and the price of every description 10 recedng.-
Since the sailing Of the last packet The quotations
have receded in the principal markets So per quar-
ter The arrival OF flour from the United States
coDtinues 10 De large, ana even from Ireland We
c0atinue TO receive daily abundant supplies. The
markets well supplied, aud the probability tha'
Eli The foreign grain now In bond will De released
The SINAI! duty hen the Corn Bill has passed the
House of Lords, adds, OF course 10 the existing de-
preston.
la the continental ports prices have also given
way. In Liverpool. last week. there were eight
million bushels OF Foreign W heaI under lock, aud
ss5 900 barrels Of Foreign Flour, nearly all Amer
lean.
a lsrse fsilure in the Eas, India and the Levan,
,rade-,ne house OF Messrs. Bea,ie h Co, whose
liabilities exceed quarter o; million sterling