New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-19


however considering What rare si-ea! -'aIa IN re-
srecf 20 ~. position II which the oregon que0Ol af't
placed Great Britain toward Tie tnl'eo 1Ae' uiu "V'
th4ak L exq=d:en; 20 express sas - - -~
J-ct aid therefore answer was -e!4- - Ii-S
stood bv BY he C;o.er-rasu Of the l. states iA1 com
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they pleased. u. -sst no uuihra-e "oG-1 = go =
M cnur-- If they Ashamed t.u-n taALi-- AZ stslS
consequent upon L lad however. AZ ~ -
lDr- 40 wiz NJ Ncisae tne American H-Ai@'tr "lu-
am cory - say wa obliged ea teecD'' - =.
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an -urs .yerv BODY VIC Ia lisi a. 80, ~ -
%! sroyz7.- tfst distinguished MA VII greatly Te-et
.iar t1e iyo countries aaye lost n; otle- - -! =
1e-a - .a or-rso 81 co -llrrunicaucn between ' t"o
Governments AZ, SATISFIED tat whoe'tf ~ H4t'4
States may think II send n his pIaes- 20 Inn -
-en: Who can have A. heart more s'iuNe-s -.
the maintenance Of good rsizauIis oet csl. -
and England or rho car D, possessed II nher degree
Of al those qualities which might e-soig III 20
that wish mo eject found .!oII MI AcLs'u -ist sug
a. had described had been the Uns9 s1au'1-ii y. 1- =
Srae= and - fortunately, ha+ it.ih % %. !o INC
hare geld TIE seals o: tte foreign cepaI Iaehl u TX
change with NJ NcIzne tie Publications. o. epnNeh-
ton WIN TIT nited states Tor settlLis 'Ae OIssu
40, an Tho mart Of h.- Nslesty- Government have
instructed Mr. Psckenhan now 10 max lAs TsHsNe"
offer o: mediation snspe tnat shs4- ls4--'s az q.
sy=eT from the United states Cot'esfOtu-i
Dca-on mas been made 20 the Government OF Mexico
and therefore the oier having no" been MADE 70 oo'A
The couendag parties l. ~lil depend OF t-S t4'"e'
.ye NAV -pceS 10 these communications IN what de-
IA bringing 70 an aucable settlement difference Wnlc
I am sure all the weIvisher= OF both Mexico ana
the United States would rejoice 10 see 'sFri!haec
There :. another point INK o! some at.I
a. Illustrative of general prIcipes-that TIE United
states hsTin- found themselves engaged N "at VIII
Mexico witch involved the necessity OF great additional!
expenditure military and naval ana andins mai 'helr
revenue vas insufficient 10 meet that increased de ulanG
be;hou-h- themselves how that revenue might Dc IN.
ceased What was the step which the Government OF
the United states took FOR mat purpose mar yep
3 -, .,,.,a f11r
protecting duties might De al very well IN e OF peace
when the oes= object 10 Us out we mus aoa
don them now that the commencement OF wa required
q great augmentation OF our resources maj oFc.ini
stance i s.rouc illustration OF the truth OF those doc
trnes which 90 show that freedom oil commercial IN
tercoure not ONLY conduces the Development OF The
the commercial Industry OF country ou' : We u
rest foundation OF an augmenung and prosperous reve
nue..
NJ DIsRAE1i considered the reply Lord Palmerston
10 be any thing but satisfactory lie insisted on the re-
cesstv OF our arresting in determined spirit the sys
tcrr on which the United states actnsa system
which rnenaced at our North American and West
Indian colonies and evinced dsgracetu desire Tor uni
versg empire.
NJ BrRSA1 EXPRESSED his satisfaction at the speech
of Lord Pamcrs,on and contended that we ought to
wait and see what answer would be returned by the
United States to mis- last communication
NJ wAE1EY said he considered the speech oil Lord
Panerston 10 be the speech of peaceful Minister He
was delighted 10 hear that the noble lord was ANXIOUS
for the restoration of peace between the United states
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policy.
One of the largest freights OF specie on record
amounting to sx millions o. dollars. has arrived IN
England in Il b NJ shpof-the-line . America
1t was collected on the West coast OF Mexico and
In Peru and Chill on account OF British merchants
England has now on that coast superior line OF
mail steamers by which her commercial intelli-
cence is greatly facilitated and her merchants en-
abled 10 nonopolize some OF the most profitable
markets in the world. This cargo of specie from
Western America has been deposited in the Bank
OF England.
MARRIAGE OF RossISL-On the 10th ult. this
celebrated composer led to the hymeneal altar at
Bologna Madenioiselc Olympic Pelissier very well
known in Paris This lady, after a rather gay life.
was introduced to the GraAG Maestro about SIX
teen wears ago. She was pretty, clever and &c.
comphshed became much attached TO Rossini- and
has never left HIM since
ireland.
Hostility continues among the Irish people to-
ward Indian Corn, but increasing intelligence is
gradually removing the prejudice. Iurnips are IN
sound state and will compensate Tor the loss OF
the more popular esculent
The Young Ireland party in Rathkeale county
Limerick. intend inviting Mr.. Smith Brien to a
public dinner in that town. Some active members
of the priesthood in the same county, have orlSi-
mated subscription in support OF the Ndit0h news
paper and ii is said several laymen had contributed
to the fund.
France.
The Chamber OF Deputies opened on the 18th
with the usual speech iron the throne, winch was
received by the steamer OF 18th August. The pro
ceedings OF the Chambers have since been confined
TO the verfcatiou OF the election OF each Deputy.
When this Is completed they will return an answer
to the kng's speech, TO which the Peers have al
ready sent up their reply
Joseph Henri, who fired at the King on the 10Th
July has been tried by the Peers, found guilty
and was condemned to work III the galleys for lie
No doubt is entertained that the fellow is insane.
His MSS letters and his conduct prove 1t. During
the trial he expressed wish 10 be condemned TO
death but new State policy toward these regl-
cides, has prevented the realization oil this amb-
tons desire for hero worship
Considerable discussion has taken place in the
French Journals relative to the recent alterations III
the American Tariff.
The Constitutional thinks the Tariff still toohigh
and cniorres the American Government the
cessity OF establishing Docks and Entrepots
Overland Mail.
The Overland Mail from India and China had ar
rived. The Intelligence from India by this arrival
is not important The Marquis of Tweeddale had
retired from the government OF the Presidency
SIR Lawrence Peel, the Chief Justice of Calcutta
had arrived on the Neilgberry. From Bombay We
learn that SIR George Arthur continued seriously
III. Commercial Intelligence from Bombay and
Calcutta represents trade as being dull and unsatis
factory-httle business was doing, and prices for
all the articles exported were lower. At Hong
Kong, June 23d, the latest date from the United
States to the LIST OF April With the excep
ton OF the 18th June. and atmospherlca
changes on the 23d consequent upon sudden
coming In of the monsoon, the month passed Oft very
regularly The heavy rains looked for at this time
have fairly commenced. Piracies IN the Chinese
waters have become alarmincly common Since
last mail hourly atrocities OF this description have
been perpetrated in the harbor of Hong Kong or
within twenty miles beside other cases where
the victims were Chinese. An ordinance for the
relie. of insolvent debtors within the colony OF
Hong Kong has been promulgated SAID TO De
transcript ofthe Insolvent Act IN England Atten
ton had been drawn to the prolongs'ion OF the
leases by the British authorities OF Opium saloons
where the Chinese indulge III the fatal drug TOR
another year.
Hong Kong is subjected to oppressive taxation
by the British authorities Gov. SIR John Davies
evinces graspng anxiety to increase his revenue,
without considering the ultimate happiness and
prosperity OF the people The Friend OF China
and the Hong Kong Gazette attack the Cover
and complain loudly Of his Inconsistency and
his unsteady character
Cape of Good Hope.