New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-04

CrpOOl 10 tfle 4Sll UT
Business, on the who! q. a more active and
settled state than i, On ior some time past
The manufacture ,u4ssre busy and confidence
prevails.
The seas-s i.nues all that the most iastidious
could s: - The crop, are in splendid condition,
an unc tic earliest and most productive harvests
"a e1 isnearly ripe for the sickle in every partof
/ ,orntry
Tie Cotton market is firm, with good steady
siness and prices haze an upward tendency.
The Timber trade is in more lourishing condition
owing to the strike being at end among the
operative builders in every part of the country
Prices are stationary. with tendency TO improve.
The American Provision market regards Beef
has been in quiescent state. withdrooping prices
The demand for Pork has been limited, and the
price has rcceded a triHe The markc, is bare Of
fine Cheese, which would secure good return in
ferior qualities 20 off heavily at lower rates.
Rumors prevail that the potato disease of last
wear is doing the work OF destruction on the grow
ing crops. The same reports from Ireland.
The Iron trade has received an impetus.
The Corn trade is in lcthargc state, owing to
the large quantities which released from bond
at the low duty, and which has, more or less al
fected the market since The prospects OF the iu
pending harvest, too, have had tendency TO send
prices down, and dcpress speculation The finer
descriptions Of American Flour command the ex-
IRENE rates of the current quotations The Cont
mental markets have hcen rather hrmcr IN consc.
qucnce of the passing Of the Corn Bill.
The payment of the July dividends, and the re
lease of considerable sums of money, belonging to
4 -,
ccrv. have rendered the Money Market buoyant
Bank Stock and other securities have risen. and
altogether cheering prospect exists, MS regards
the extension of trade and the prosperity of the
The Hibernia brings the Oregon Treaty ratified by
the British Government, under the seal OF the new
foreign Minister Lord Pamers,on This important
document was signed by his Lordship and Mr.. Nc
ane on the l7tl the Foreign Office, and aerward
conveyed to Liverpool for dispatch by the Hibcrna
by Mr.. McLanc, who before leaving that city, would
pass n few days as the visitor oi William Brown
Esq. of Richmond-hlll
The statement in of the headings OF the Tclc
graphic Dispatch thu; Nh McLane had arrived with the
Treaty was an error resulting from misunderstanding
on the par OF the gentleman here who prepared tho Dis
patch for the press in another Office han The
crrorwa corrected in our Extra for the City. Ed Tr
In the House of Lords on the 18th Of July, the
MARQUIS OF Lansduwnc and =aid that il his duty
To lay before their Lordshps and that House the Treaty
which had Just been concluded between her Majesty and
the Government Of the United States IN reference 10 the
Oregon Territory He had the satisfaction OF informing
their Lordshps that Publications had tina, day been
changed
similar motion was made in the House OF Commons
by Lord Pamcrston whos appeared ut the baand stated
that ne had paper to present. by command OF her Ma
jesty.
THE New MINISTRY AND ITS PROSPECTS,
The new Ministry has got fairly into work and the bu-
sincss OF the country again in state OF progression
All the Members have been returned without opposition
save Mr.. Mac8ulay and Lord Burlington. ana their add
dresses to their constituents Invested FOR the most par
of all personal and political acrmony, read more like
essays the theory OF Government than cccuoncciinc
cxpositions In truth fortune has favored the Wings
Their star Is again IN the ascendant and they possess
the power il they have the tact TO retrieve the errors OF
the past and 10 lay up stock OF popularity for future
eNiccnces.
Time since the sailing OF the last packet has enabled
public opinion 10 develop itself with reference 10 the
new appointments. In every quarter disposition
lists to give them lair trial After the excitement OF
the past the country needs rcposc and with the cXcep
ton OF the sugar Duties there prominent question
likely embarrtss the Ministry test their capacity.
The affairs OF the session will be wound up with all pos
sble dccency. and probably by the middle OF August
tho legislative business OF ths cvcnttul viii have
terminated.
In the composition OF his Cabinet as well rs in the
personnel OF the Government in every department Lord
John Russell Is admitted 70 hSve shown Judgment
well impartality As regards individual capacity
the Government whole, lar stronger than the
one ha. suppancd In the more subordinate depart.
nents, better class Of whether regards &C.
Qurements business habits 10 be found-men far
III advance the officials who have hitherto filed such
posts The Of the press too al times reflex OF
the popular sentiment Is kind-patronzins. The Russell
administration VIII have fair trlal sld no;withstand
inc lis weakness in the Peers public opinion lis
,res are up The mark VIII beat down opposition there
and compel hereditary legislators 70 be Jus, as well us
generous. European Times.
TRIBUTE TO Nh CoBpEN The great movement
10 reimburse Mr Golden for the loss OF time health
and money, which he hiss sacrificed IL his devotion
principle is progressing spacc. There every
chance that the flO000l which has been fixed upon
the maximum will Re raised. Two three OF the
principal provincial towns have already subscribed half
the amount and some members OF the Cabinet have
put their hands into their pockets 10 reward the clever
and modest Member OF stockport
SIR ROBERT PEEL-An effort is being made TO
raise splendid monument 10 SiI Robert Peel by
OF penny subscription throughout the British empire,
as an expression OF the nstions gratitude Sir Robert
!. confined his by accident He lacera,ed his
foot on piece OF china while dressing. day or two
back and his absence from the House OF Commons for
some DAYS 10 come viii DC the result How his pulse
beats toward the Government and IL policy will
therefore, not be known until probably, the sailing OF
the packer, But anxiety on that head Is nos very
keen, as the friendly sentiments wAch ne used m his
speech when taking leave OF o:tce are remembered
cr Dumf,ies is making effort abolish punishment
by death, and the enlightened feeling OF the country
seems 70 be IN favor OF the experiment When the
criminal code was sottened few wears back and OF
fences which Were previously cap:tsl were committed
TO transportation, it found that the experiment was
successful. If not II decreasing crime n inducing ries
10 convc; The spir, Of the age is opposed % the
mice OF h!e;o Decorating, necdessy. the living
pie OF the Divinity. Il the object punishment:
deter rs ought 70 DC tro! the commission OF crime
public executions do not certainly answer the end To
hang man like dos draws thousands OF people -oUnd
the Sslows in "ncTrie England" who seem 10 sloa;
upon The aSonies Q; the dying wretch 1t az cxh,b,
eoa KIND OF gala which al ,;Ines att.sc;
me easa's Bur the rbla vests OF the bysnndcrs a,
ie eNehccoa OF iel!owc-catu-es lie form the hes,
commentary On the morale of the star
PAELIANESrARY-The proceedings during the
last TWO or three days in both Houses possess con.
siderable interest rs bearing upon the utu: prospects
OF the Ministry. In ac Lower House tire Niils,-y ON
Thursday night met with class OF assaiia1.s who's
talents and influence with the country are NOT TO be de-
pissed The discussion took wide range and EN-
braced matters OF the highest interest the welfare o:
the Nation ard the progress o! enlightened opinion.
Mr. Duacoinbe who maintains elevated position rs
a deba,er and as thoroughly independent Member
wished ~ hear from the Prime Minister a distinct