New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10
Three Days Later from Europe
Arrival of the Packet.ship southerner.

By the arrival of the Packet Ship Soatherner,
? Capt PALMLR we have advices from Liverpool to
the lith ult The news is unimportant
The Ten Hours bill was still under consideration
10 Parliament.
The Corn Trade is still dull as is most other bu-
sness though the price Of Indian Corn has slightly
-. .yanced. The price of Flour has fallen 10 the
tent Of sixpence to q shilling per barrel
The price of Cotton receded fully all eighth
during the week ending on the 18TH
Its confidently stated that the present arliament
i'll be brought to q closely means OF dssolu'
on-about the end Of June or the beginning OF Ju'
:. The registration returns are mentioned as be.
~, in the opinion Of the Government, sufficiently
a its favor to justify this appeal to the country
From the Liverpool Chronicle March Is.
COMMERCIAL REvIEw.-The long prevalence OF
Eastery winds made the present week. TO Thursday
In almost all branches of trade dull the weed that
ro,s by Lethes stream On that day the wind yeered
round and the consequence has been large influx OF
,sel, The arrivals have been numerous. Yesterday
re slate at the Exchangeroom showed q goodly array
f-om all parts of the world-among them several pro-
,ionlSden vessels from the United States Every sub
-quen tide will bring additional numbers.
fhe orn like most other branches OF trade, has been
-. Al Tuesday, Flour was offered on somewhat lower
Ger M and yesterday another reduction to the extent OF
ak TO a shilling per barrel took place. Indian
becoming scarce, has advanced in price. The
is mission OF supplies to ireland continues and
the market bare
IN ess Prices during the week have receded fully an
q b. but the decline offers no inducement to pur,
asers The working of short time In Manchester and
% neghborhood, operates as bar to an extensive de-
usnd The sales Yesterday were 300 bsgs, and the
Ansacuons of the week amount In the aggregate 10
$1,000 bags By the Virginia, yesterday we learn that
me receipts at the Atlantic perts exceeded by 4sOOo
bales the receipts of the corresponding period last year
There has been destructive inundation in Hun
,ary the waters having risen higher than since 1902
81 There have been serious riots in different parts
oil Switzerland 10 prevent the expectation OF corn AT
saxto Caendo two persons were killed and several Sc
v.rely wounded by the military.
Tie Manchester Courier states, as the result OF
careful inquiry that Of l79 mills at Manchester 80
- ere working fall time 65 short time. and IL have
opped while cut of total of IL 900 hands % 900
,orkng full time, 1880 short time, and $500 have
:opped II adds that the average number Of working
ours in the day at Manchester ia under seven the
.verage Oldham, Ashton, and the surrounding dis
uict. about eight
CATAsIROPRE AT THE CARLsRUHE THEAIRE-
For three days persons engaged In taking dead
bodies from The ruins and burying them IN one large
grave. They were mostly 80 munlsed that they could
be recognized Most OF the victims were suiiocsted
ling oveTpowered BY the gas person saved ssys,
the ire broke out all rushed the doors but the
scts OF the strong that they began to lose
-aeir sight and were crowded together in senseess
son in the third tier said All who are now there are
seated without being able to move limb"
Rome.
Our letters from Rome, of the 25th ult are cacu.
lated 10 raise st hgher the reputation of Pope Plus TX
for his wisdom and beDevolence. On the ga OF Feb
ruary Mr. Golden was honored with private audience
by his Holiness aud retired from II nlled with respect
AMI asuiraiiop In the evening of the 9th deputaton
from oogns were admitted 10 the Popes presence and
presented 10 him hsgsn Offering OF love sAd respect
IRON tha, city On the 9th the Turkish Ambassador
had another private audience of the Pope at the eoncu
SION of which his Holiness again warmly recommended
10 his Exeelleney the Catholics Of the Last.
"a Lordon Money Market. ..March H.
These now nearly ten millions OF Bank notes iess
in existence than there this time last year. On
the 5,h day Of March, 1876 the Bank held
.ioterLnent Securities ---- = I3i5ostO
S'ner Securities ..--------.---.----- >S.S4suSo
Nosrs oSys4o0
Cold and Silver Coin .............. 0505
ioeh..-....- ....--. 1iff4AatoO
On the 5,h day Of March, lsi7. the Bank held
s.'e'pneht Securities. llysVVIs
sner securities -.-.-..--.--...-....-... l3el9lfo
1 s'a enVer CON- -.-.----..-..-..---. oyo.lIi
The depression Of the funds has been very consdeTs
ourrg the week and 1t IL perfectly lsInentable TO
5 SetmpAe the depreciation Of every description Of
Y'oPeriy. The causes the gradual tightening Of
FROM the export OF bullion and the consequent
tsht-.en' OF the circulation; and railway companies
sup money on debenture at much higher rates Of
~ than the funds pay which induces the Insurance
Ole. 4 'A' '''eA sua 'eno Z" 'noso NoinPa'
D. FUNDS have also fallen in consequence Of the
C England having Refused TO lend money on stock
periods than fortnight and limiting that