New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-31
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LoNDoN FRIDAY. jay o l,47.
Tue Installation At Cambridge has been the only
interesting domestic even, OF the past week The
London daily .,arnals sent down a strong corps Of
reporters. who have filed column after column with
details Of the proceedings but they possess little
interest out Of England.
The Parliamentary intelligence IS not important
Ga the 5th. the Lords met for only few minutes.
In the Commons Lord John Russell stated his In
tsn,0ns respecting the public business Of ibs Session
IT, Encountered Estsies lrelsnd) bin he proposed to
postpone til another session-as $50 tie Prfons bill
He proposed to proceed with the Navigation BILL and the
Post Cice bin.
On the 5th Lord George Beni.nek spoke a. consders
bic length in support Of motion 20 secure for the Brit
ish holders Of unpaid Spanish bonds redress from the
Spanish Government Lord PAlmersion followed aud
sie rather RENAL ksble confession 20 the effect that
10 the matter % loans Government Is entitled de-
mau5 O. another redress for wrongs done against sub
Jet OF the complaining State and that that redres,
denied there may be application Of force in the way
Of reprsal or in any other manner Of which the com.
planning Government may be capable Lord Psiners-
ton then spoke Of the essences OF certain Govern
meuis who have broken their engagements snd referred
particularly 10 the Unied states.
IIs said that they we're really able 20 pay. and there
was no Tor not paying the demands sgsins, them
tie hoped they would soon wipe that blot from their
history which must be considered upon their
national character. Re said the time may come when
Parliament can no longer at patiently under the wrongs
ami Injustice Inflicted upon British subjects-tha time
may come when the British Nation may 10 longer zee
ha hundred and
sterling fue % Engsh subjects. the interest and uci
pal OF which alike unpaid and % more pro per efforts
adequately 70 fulfil their engagements not made the
BRUSH Government msy be- compelled by pu0lic opni0n
and BY the votes Of Pariiamen. 20 insist upon the pay
ment I'd those debts He said they hai the means OF
co npeng sny country tie face of the earth % d.
charge their Is Obligations sad no foreign country must
deceive seii by the false imprrss0n that this Nation
Parliament will for ever remain scqliesceut and passive
under the wrong
Lord Panerstou's remarks created quite sensation.
not only 10 the House Of Commons but 10 monetary
circles in tee city
90 wednesday. the 9TH the Parliamentary Election.
bin was defeated the second reading by OF -
20 0s. In Poor Removal Act Amendment oil was ead
d second time.
o. the sih Lord John Russell stated that Govern.
m NJ bad determined withdraw the Health OF Towns
bill. This announcement caused much dissatisfaction.
vote of 300 900 for relief 10 the people of Ireland
during the present Summer, was then sgreed 10.
An order has been issued from the Board OF Trade
discontinue an persOnsrn gineers CeTks end
under the Inspector, Ia Ireland from the
l0h inst Thus will the whole machinery Of
the last ten months be reduced 10 lie original elements
lt stated that 10 Of the Counties OF COnnsught no
lees than $4,000 OF tho Irish relief money have not
been accounted Tor.
The reports from Ireland continue 10 be- favorable.
TIE tine prospects OF te harvest and the reduction of
the pTces of food causing ares0ra0n of cons 1once
among all clssses Ihs improved state of affairs will
greatly lessen the difficulties II the GJvrrnman M In eject
ng the contemplated change Ia the relief system next
month Fever stills prevails u cunsdera1i- extent IN
some lew d-trcts but generally there Is decided de-
crease in the mortality The C0rk hportT announces
the DEATH iIorn fever OF Rev. d. Collins. parish priest
Of Maow who some time ago rendered good service A.
member Of depuiation to explsn o. the British Gov.
eminent the real condition Of the Irish people.
The Elections are attracting Considerable attention
New candidates spring up daily and public meetings to
discuss their merits are now hsld Ia most OF the prOyn.
cial towns.
The official account OF the revenue of Great Britain
for quarter ending July s. published the 9Th
inst 10 exhibits an increase oi Ali)1 on the quarter
A. compared with the corresponding quarter of year
and an Increase IN the year OF SOOiO6 The greatest
increase IL in the excise aud stamp departments the
return has given great satisfaction. The Manchester
GudrdiGa remarks that IL is difficult 10 reconcile the
prosperous condition OF the with the condition
tor the past six months OF this immediate ghborhocd
While large portion of our population have been sub.
scted % the extreme suffering uent upon dimn
isned employment great Ia the cost of the
fret necesssres OF life 10 would app that other parts
of ae ngiOm have experienced very different fate
This msy be accounted tor by the enormous disburse-
of nearly twenty millions sterling in railways by
which the operatives nave been enabled 10 procure
venue-paytng commodities
The different grain markets OF the United Kingdom
quite overs,ocked and prices have continued TO de-
cline. The MarLaHe Express says that very large de-
m7nd must Inevitably follow the present inactivity
The large number Of commercial bills, which were
due to- 81 inst nearly all provided for without
much difficulty The amount was much heavier than
any ith since the beginning Of the year. Money still
continues in demand and the pressure that expert
once1 the Sd not absted. Inc rates OF discount
continue fully As high as before
considerable amount of specie Is expected to be
shipped by tbs mail steamer from Liverpool Il Is
said that about 100000 will be sent and that the poll
cies for the Of this have been opened at
Ll0yds. This announcement is not Al al satisfactory
i0E Gays the Morning Post while Il indicates uutavor
able rste OF exchange with Newl0rk such must pre-
vent the Bank Paror from reducing their charge for dis
counts Il proves. at the time that tle American
shippers continue 10 take gold, 20 exchange Tor their
Corn snd Cotton rather than the manufactures Of Ian
cashire and Yorkshire.
IL IS stated In the Cologne Ga;ee that Dane who for
long time esdsd 10 America has prepared the project
o direct line vi Steam Navigation between Ne"-l orr
aud Gucksadt 20 consist OF four vessels OF 900 horse
power each The capital required Is SL0O0uvO -
Toe Kings of Sweden snd Denmark, and the tree town
81 hamDurg have promised 20 support tn Undertaking
Inc steamer Washington has very large number
Of passengers. she has been much admired by the
thousands who have visited her az southampton Many
persons from London Liverpool and other places have
been ~ SOUTHAMPTON gxgrpssly 10 her. L.