New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-16
Triumph of the Corn Bill.
.crOUCHMENT OF THE QUEEN
BIRTH OF A PRINCESS.
No IMPROVEMENT IN THE CORN MARKET.
Cotton Advancing.
Dullness of the Honey Market.
LIBERATION OF SMITH O'BRIEN.
Injustice to American Ship Owners,
Escape of Prince Louis BOnaparte.

The steamship Great Western, Capt. Matthews
arrived yesterday morning at lO3 o'clock having
sied on the 3Oth ult She has made her passage IN
sixteen days.
Our summary of news is chiefly compiled from
Wilmer 4 Smiths European Times, TO which we
are happy TO acknowledge our Indebtedness
Cotton was firm and advancing under the intiu
ence of the war with Mexico
The Money Market was dull, and the Corn Trade
had not improved.
oueen Victoria gave birth TO Princess-her fifth
cbld-on the 25lh ult.
The Cambria reached Liverpool on the 2sth, al
ter pleasant passage twelve days
When oil Holyhead she communicated by tele-
graph, to that station, the important news which had
reached New York from Mexico relative to the hos.
tile position and movements of the United States and
Mexican armies The news was Immediately ex-
pressed 10 London by Wilmer x Smith, reaching
there in six hours after boarding her.
The Great Western arrived out in the aftern Don
Of the 2lst after passage OF 49, days. Her arrival
YRS announced in London on the same evening In
nix hours, through Messrs Wilmer II Smiths pri
uic express-and the same communication went on
TO Paris that night.
The Corn Importation Bill passed its second read
log in the House of Lords by majority OF Az All
uncertainty as to lis final passage had been removed
The news of the War with Mexico created in
tense excitement, in London and Liverpool.
The accounts of the Potato Crop in Ireland are on
The whole encouraging.
Prince Albert it is now definitely settled, is to
visit Liverpool at the end Of July for the purpose OF
laying the foundation. stone of the Sailors Home.
Great local preparations are being made to receive
him.
General Armstrong, Consul for the United States.
Liverpool came on, in the Great Western on
visit 10 the United States
The remains Of Gansevoort Melville, late Z. S.
Secretary Of Legation at the Court of St. james,
have been sent home to his friends.
Prince Louis Bonaparte has escaped from prison
in The disguise of a workman.
1t is whispered that the royal family of Franco,
anxious to cement close alliance with the royal
s,nay Of England, propose to pay visit to Wind
Esor TO Buckingham Palace in the course OF the
sanrer The only gratifying feature of the alliance
saatis no, one formed for narrowing or invad-
ngthe liberties of mankind. The French ruler and
ehEugsh sister know that the best security for the
Sone exists in the happiness and the prosperity OF
Sepeople.
Queen Victoria became the mother of FIVE chill
f'sa on the afternoon of Monday last-a great
as in the history Of England. which was duly an
eoeaced 10 the inhabitants of London by the firing
guns and other demonstrations OF JOY. The young
Esager is female; and, according 10 the phrase
sosyofthe court bulletins is like the mother do
sssa" The Queen entered on her 9Th year
~ tsys back, and judging by her years and the
seag,h Of her constitution she will, in all human
probability leave numerous family as heir-looms
'S9s British crown and people.
Triumph of tho Corn BILL.
NE Peers have made short work Of the Corn Bill.
VI Monday week i, was read for the first time in
Der House, and the second reading, after debate
ataree nights, was passed by majority OF FORTY.
Vss, This places the success OF the measure, In
a'tufe stages, beyond the probability OF doubt
laS week the public pulse was at low eob rel
I'VE to the bill. Political croakers prosnosucated
y celeai, and business, which has been sadly
Ipeded by the uncertainty OF the future. was
eea more dull than usual. But the result, OF the
-eelns at Lansdownc House on Saturday
sssefe the Wing Peers met and discussed their
s-sfences on the subject ended in q resolution to
Prot IN lis integrity the measure OF the Govern
:, ~ ~ From that moment all apprehensions vanish
y. Inc bill is now perfectly safe, and will, proba-
y, oe The law Of the land before another month has
ssed. The Committee is fixed for the llth OF
Commercial.
NJ mentioned in our las, tina: the proposition Of
snas icsn government for placing the debt upon
h. 'Soang, had been proposed a; stormy meet,
oS mn @e proprietors in London This occurred
ma sseang preceding the sailing of the steamer,
Ignorant al the time Of the result The
new sDs vas negalived by the bondholders. Buta
be made 'I.e favorable proposition is expected 10
Nexico .s "a NE meantime the present position of
ss aha.S; 'us small chance of the London capital
R,;Ia.s,eas freely in the matter of the loan
,nof,Is speculation threatens to be the opprobri.
dan .a ae English character. The collective wis.
ps. as nation devised plan for enabling com,
l. c, @ussoive and be at rest, twas though, that
eoo.sa.ss - OF scores, il no, hundreds of The i'll
s,sIeS a. iuoises'ed schemes, would have gladly
themselves The facilities thus afforded.
royis;o.ss nave been called in conformity with the
scious new " 'ne act which was passed recently, in
ben The raI " NE country; but progression hiss
rue dissolution the exception. with Inc
lae rss,;.'. Inc Money Market, which has been
sesae esye under the load Of Speculation TINS i'm.
iOs. over il, exhibits, Ike drpnhen n,sn symn
sy bin. and steady canno, be. while rail
s1' requiring nearly SEVENTY MILLIONS of