New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

fractory recruits 30 continue TO Igrs about this
Try and are known to constantly committing dspr--
dstous OF a. kinds.
STEAM PowER--Above 100000 men were en-
ologed Tor - ye.rs il erecting ne Crest Pyramid CT
Egypt From computation q IL DG?fn, il appears ths
the .,eau, engines Of England would equal tie whole
produc, Of Ills immense application Of human labor In
lltaz stones, within the space Of Is hours.
The HARVEST Is FRAScE--A great many fields
Of harley rave been already Gu: down in tie euvtroas Of
Paris The crop IS no. heavy In ias ear and The straw IS
VERY short as De Pecie- Ior The long tT0Uts,
BE-: the quantity grain appears TO be equal 10 wha
called Al average crop. TIE lac rains have had BENG
cs 81 effect UpOI The artificial grasses that they were IN
fl flower and cri:e ready 70: The ;he. Z Is very
FOR the second c-op 70 sc 81 for moving early July.
Ifihe weather should re favorable TIE ihrt crop VIII be Il
% cut IN August.
AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE-Mr. John Duncan has
Jus; s-rtvet in London from Dahorey the West Coas.
Of Africa Mr. Duncan briggs with him he earnest pro-
posal OF The King Of D2hoe!. he most powerful and sa
eacious chief the West Coast o. Africa FOR treaty 70.
he abolition the slave trade. he She's ouer-aanl-
ras!v ADAPTED o1 making candesof which this country
produces quantities would to.n an excellent article
or opening an extensive trade FOX British manufactures.
South AUSTRALIANS MISEs.-lt IS said that an
individual shareholder IL the Burrs mines ant are 10.
cognzant Of ore whose Interest has llTevec greater
outlay than two thousand pounds has been offered
thousand pounds for transfer Of s Interest in the val
liable property bearing The above Aboriginal designation.
but which offer ne declined nA!vey adding that ne had no
dou-t his -s9r00 woud one day realize him 10000
year.
Subscriptions TO the Golden Faud as we learn
from the London Tines amounted up 70 the 9th inst. to
something over 100000.
CONNIE rcIal.
The weather continues to exhibit the sane charac-
,eriscs which marked it. OF less during the
last Two o. three One day intense hea another
day lowering atmosphere thunder-storms, copious
raias and reduced Temperature succeeded again oy
warmth AZ oppressive that which prevails within the
tropics In thi. way the growing crops progress and
vegetation advances with much force. The power OF
the suu aching upon the moisture s bringing corn tor
ward with Amazing rapidly, and every thing continues
20 indicate early yell as an ABUNDANT harvest;
We noticed In last the immense quantities OF
Flour and Wheat which had teen released i.om bond
when the new came into operation. Flour, in con.
sequence has declined the OF s. barrel and
Wheat nearly los. a quarter Every one anticipated
serious reduction but fall has uy eqused the worst
approximations OF Importers Every day brings vessels
from Canada and the United Stses laden with Flour,
which has shipped in anticipation OF better prices.
the fall OF which the of prolific hsrveHt- vii!
prove cutie Injurious to the British Farmer as to the
American Exporter Wilmer & Smiths Liy Times
Monthly RevIew of the Cotton Trade.
The total stocks a: Liverpool, London aud Glasgow,