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

VOL. vi. NO. So
with those whom her Nsjes;y been pleased 70 cali to
her councils.
At the present. moment any farther explanation of NJ
views would be unauthorized aud imperfect The
honor to BE- yonE most faithful snd obedeai ssrvan;
J. RUSSELL.
The London Times Of the sIh lust in an article
on Affairs in Mexico says:
For the protection Of British interests 10 tie Gulf OF
Mexico. the Eld ron frig4;e and the Arm hsye oeen
ordered down from Bermuda Com. PEIHG WIZ pIooa,
big BE- able 70 the squadron :on Jamaica
Ee hoiais hs broad pennsnt on the itscni sho VIC q :
bion mas been semi cut we oe!eTe, from InIs Couy
Ia the Pacific the Bdlish and American t9uao!ont We!
both mazsiian oot no news hss yes H'ieo % '"'
,,,s, Sows-sr. that ni,hou, any farther eau'on
Of blood and Without proOngston OF ihoss r'hs "hca
are inseparabe from active hosiies We may ioTS l
ward 10 The Examination Of this deporaon strife csn-
no. be doubted that the extreme IeplenauIe W nc
Mexican Government to come to terms wiz tne ohea
sates upon the subject OF the boundary OF texas and
~ with which these delicate questions have
hep kpn, open until they have led 10 positive hoses
are attributable In great part 70 vague expectation that
the differences between Englan and the United states
ropld eventually secure 10 Mexico pow .rul diversion
If no, powerful ally TIE intelligence Of the settlement,
of the Oregon question and the Happy removal Of the
art Of those subjects OF discussion which have for
macy years endangered the snicsole relations Of the
American and British Governments will therefore pro-
baby produce much eec, upon the present heads OF
the Mexican Republic the Dews Of another victory
gained BY the Yankee rifles on the banks OF the Rio
Grande. We sincerely trust that the influence OF the
pacific termination o! controversy will be felt Ia
the speedy restoration of peace between Mexico ard the
United States abd at this time the mediation OF briush
agents haB been offered with peculiar proprety 10 com
pete between other States the triumph of that policy
which has been successfully maintained by our own
Government"
After speaking of the i'll timed and ridiculous
scruples of the Mexican Government, which have
invariably led to a condition of things step worse
than than that which has proceeded i;-iher insane
refusal to recognize the Independence Of Texas
until Annexation had transferred the quarrel from
revolted province 10 an ambitious and powerful
rival, &c, the Times continues:
or therefore, IT be possible that the mediation OF England
should be excrted with effect not only to restore peace
this time between the United States and Mexico but 10
the Of future dscord and the preiexts Of
future aggression can only be by endea"orng 20 encour
age the Mexican Government 10 undertake with rather
vigor and intelligence than II has yet displayed the
OF governing the country British interests arising
Of the Mexican loans secured The soil OF come Of
the provinces directly involved in these questions
and that security is perfectly lusory if not pre-
pared 20 assert the claims which will al no distant period
accrue under It,.
ELIHU BURRITT.-This extraordinary man ar
rived in Liverpool on the 2oth u; by he Hiberna, from
the United States reached Manchester thefolowng
evening We undeIst that he intends spending about
fortnight in Manchester.
AMERICAN BUTTER-Amopg the late importa
lions OF articles food which have taken place from Amer
lea two importatons Of butter may be especially men
toned IN the Great Britain steamship Of 2o5 pacEa
gcs produce OF the States and the other by the Rory
OMore. from Montreal, n packages, the produce Of
Canada.
The Ice TRApE.-This is one Of the most curious
branches OF modern commerce. The &C antity e1porie
from Boston February ls45, ISIS tons, and the
total export for the previous eight months 2s52 TONS
making the whole quantity exported from June, lsi4 to
February ls45 IS 667 Since that time the qusny
has been greatly Increased.
HlDEs-UNiTED STATES The quantity of hides
imported and exported the United States OF Amer
the three years ending with lsi5 according 10 re-
turn OF commercial statistics before stands fol-
lows--Impored lsi3, 653.43l; lSia s5i790, les5, 49,
GO total. 22sts6l. Exported lsa3, $685. 1874, as
CAS- ls4S, $685. total. 1921. Excess OF imported
hlces, 2l3 $50.
The IRON TRADE-During the past and the
present month the iron trade has been very firm In STAT
ordshire and prices have remained nearly the same as
they were In May. Welsh 10 shade lower but IS for
bars shipping ports may be considered as the low
price As there has been reduction OF IS to 10 on
the price Of Scotch pic large sales have been effected a.
SIS Sd for mixed numbers On the 29th us 10000 tons
of railway bars SO l0s and 1000 tons OF chains at 81
were sold by three StaaordShire houses 10 railway
company In their vicinity Swedish Iron and steel con-
tnuc dull some sales OF the former article were made
In June.
TIE SEASON AND THE CRors-We have little
farther 10 add 10 the gratifying report which appeared
on this subiec, In last publication. From all quar-
OF these Kingdoms the accounts are OF pleasing
and Satisfactory character Wheat promises to be early
and abundant Oats rye and barley look we'll and are
equally encouraging the former having nearly
from the effects of the late drouth By The copouo rains
which have fallen during the last week two AS we
mentioned In last paper there is not any farther In
elgepce respecting the failure OF the potato croppar
al failures It Ia true, have taken place, but We believe
warranted in asserting that there is ju't reason
expect during tho season, plentiful supply Of
this most valuable and necessary escuent
ireland.
There is not any news Of importance from Ire.
land sicce the sailing OF the Cambria Some OF those
horrid murders which have hitherto made that country
kind Of Acsdema have been lately perpetrsted 10 the
county OF Cavan. man named Thomas Burns, who
resided the lands Of Denny Gaghan BeltuIbet
dragged out OF his bed on the 29h ut In which
his wife and three children, carrying him by
the feet the other two by his arms, and murdered him in
a most cold, booded manner.
Two OF the rusns held Burns BY his arms against Ia
bic his door, while third deliberately CROPPED for
his ribs and discharged pistol filled with duck shot
The shot spread upward and took effect In his lungs and
heart. Poor Burns lived until the following day and on
tho police being sent for he gave information against the
three men, neghbors when he knew unidentified They
arc in Cavan jail. Their names are smith Farrelly
and Reilly who fired the shot. Burns had ceased TO WOE
ship as Roman Catholic attended the Church Of England
and had given information respecting Rotonisn for which
he has been murdered
We learn that popular outbreak took place Banashcr
on the both ult. and that attack on the Government
provision depot medltated but owing 10 the sautay
influence OF Roman Catholic clergyman, Rev. MI Walsh
Of Lpsmash, the peasany were induced 10 return quietly
10 their homes
The Lord Lieutenant gave his farewell dinner al Dublin
Castle on % inst preparatory 10 his departure Captain
williams who held office during the vicnroyaltes OF Lords
Ance,cy Wellesley, Normandy and Forescue has II is
ssd been appointed Controller OF the Household Of the H.
coming Lord Lieutenant.
Orders have been received al the various custom
houses In Ireland to admit grain for consumption &C
cordns to the OF duties provided by the new law
Captain Burberry McClintock has been returned for
the County of Carlow whou, opposition.
The new Ministry is regarded by the Radical Press Of
ireland as being doomed 10 short existence In the
opinion of many OF that party II thought that the late
Premers farewell speech has DESTROYED the last shred OF
popularity which whisgc-y could lay claim 10 In this
country; and Liberals OF ali shades now seem 20 regard
Sir Robert Feels power IS merely question OF
ne-confdent that, whatever measures OF reform MS
present successor may promise, he alone is tie man
destined 10 hereafter carry them into effect.
The Freemsn's Journal and the Nation, the leading or
gsns OF Repeal have formally pronounced in biz favor
the former Ills true, somewhat euhdedly; the later
boldly and explicitly Mr.. oConnel is now IN Dublin
and attended the weekly meeting Of the Repeal Assccia
ton yesterday.
The following are the grievances which he has In store
for the new Ministry 10 redress
IA scsncalously defective representation.
"A previously limited and defsrriya franchise