New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

the profits Oh trade and the Of labor and that all
legislation for the exclusion Of food beiug unjust the
! Corn Laws ought 10 b. Al once abolished
James Leach. chsrti.t moved m amendment 20 the
effect that there could Be security for the British Ia
borer Until such legislative messurrs were adopted -
would Eusrd nsve industry against the svsrce and ca
price of foreign merchants and the equally cruel MUS
tee arising rom domestic usury forestAlng and mono
| poly James Dixon. smother chsrt.st seconded the
su3ment twas commended for the Amendment that
there would have been want Of food 10 the country
or high prices II the Corn Laws had not been repealed
/ Tie motion was supported by Mr.. J. Watts The meet.
ing stormy al the speakers except those for
the amendment being frequently interrupted and W"
three hours sitter the commencement when the Mayor
enabled 20 put the question and me amendment W"
/ then carried by large majority.
RAGGED ScHooLs-On Tuesday evening very
numerously attended meeting held At the Hanover
square when Lord Ashley took the chsir Among
th- number the platform were the Bishop OF Nor
vich. Lord Kinnsird. Hon. W Cowper VI P. Hon. Fox
Msus, 81 P Hon snd Rev. Baptist Noel, and number
Of elersymen. The report stated that there were 10
schools open dsly morning snd afternoon 20 open on
sabbath morning afternoon and evening a. buildings
comprising 50 schools OF both sexes which are situated
in the lowest and most wretched localities Of London.
London The total numbers these are about 500
children Of both snd upward OF $40 teachers
special fund had been established for school Of indus
try or juvenile refuge n Of the most wretched To-
cstes in Westminster % which lady in the first in
stance subscribed s2O0 and subsequent $500 with a
view under the latter donation OF receiving 80 girls
DEFRAuD1SG Poor ENIGRASTs.-J. NJ Lean and
G. Gardner indicted for fraud. MLesn applied to
tie court 10 postpone bis trial. some material wit
absent but this opposed on the ground
that the prosecutors body Of poor German emgrsnts
would have 10 leave this country before next session
and ref sed The prosecutors were desirous OF pro
ding 40 emisrsnts TO America and they arrived In
London for that purpose. They were found out by
MLean. who Represented himself as American emf
grafton sgent and offered his services TO secure tneu
I cheap passage He introduced them to Gardner. who
represented Captain Gardner commander OF the
o.rque Recovery, to sail in ten days thence for New
YORK He stipulated 10 take them over Tor - head 70
which they agreed and paid head ss deposit; but
IL turned out that the whole affair swinde, and that
the prisoners totosly uneounected with the Re
covery Guilty Both prisoners to be transported Tor
seven years.
lies OF the gentry aud the middle classes leaving the
island and flying 10 England 70 Wales or 70 Scotsnd
With these depart the natural hopes the last natural
stay Of lrelsnd. few months more Of an emigration
ike this and a element will be added 20 the per
pexites OF politics A body will demand relief
and clamor for assistance While the Irish pesssntry
the objects Of national bounty and the subjects OF
legislative anxiety the Irish gentry viii entail smother
csre but in different shape from and that has hitherto
been suggested or dreamed Of Instead Of looking out
colony for the loves, OF the Celtic population II vii
be necessary to find one for their gentry and their
middle classes. Times
The MEY WHO EMIGKArE.-Already have the
best and wealthest portions of farmers departed
from shores and those who have At all the means At
Z
persons this system Of emigration may appear as
calculated 70 Lessen the evils which press on the coun
try az 4, will diminish the amount Of the population, but
il will not be afforded with any good consequence On
the contrary its effects will be found To be most inu
rious for the persons thus emf grating the very bone
and sinew Of the land the who alone were able to
cultivate the farms and to give employment TO aoorsrs
fryrawly Herald.
Scrpvy We regret 10 say that scurvy has Of
late been very prevalent in this locality (Gssshels)
several rather gravaei cases having occurred It does
NJ, soe ~ be confined to any particular class but has
affected equally the laborers the railway, the SHOP
keepers and others In the The failure OF the po
t crop and the scarcity of fresh vegetables, owing 70
the long Winter snd the destruction OF number OF gar
dens 10 the line OF railway, are in all hkehnood' me
cause of the disease Many have had their legs very
much sweed and covered over with lvid spots techn
/ cay called ecclywOses. Border Wach.
Ma. BROUGH's AMERICAN LECTURE This Ia
vorite vocalist gave his entertainment ON Friday even
inc lsst al liverpool with the uneqnvocal sue
cess 10 an audience both respectable and numerous the
latter TO rather surprising extent considering the heat
of the weather Mr. Broughs voice IL as good as ever
If anything rather improved, aud bis descriptive and nu
morous powers are such rs we have seldom h-srd
eaualed No lecturer or writer has ever come under
our notice who seemed understand the character OF
/ Brother Jonathan so we'll.
DREADFUL COLLGERY Explosion .-LEEDs, Tues
dav-Yrs,erday morning about y an explosion of IRE
damp took NJ ace At = cOery BeestOn sbouttwO miles
from this town, beion giug 20 Messrs Harding s Co
The explosion OF very terrific character, and r.
suited IN the deaths OF nine human oeiug-r tns serious
injury of smother aud the destruction Ut much OF the
property used ia the working OF the mine.
DEATH OF OSE OF THE BoNAPARTE FAMILY
The eldest of Jerome Blnspsrte has just died A.
Florence Il would appear that the French Government
had denied him permission to proceed 10 the waters ~
V.rnet Pyr,nees, from which AZ the beginning
| OF bis illness. he mi ght have derived benefit
/ The Bishop of Exeter has just prosecuted the
Rev. SIR smith. of Torqusy tor having on Easter sun
day last decorated the altar OF 81 Johns ch'pe with
flowers &c. being ornaments unlawful Mr.. Smith,
at the close of the nvestssron consented that the
Bishop should pronounce such sentence as he might
think it, without farther proceedings
/ In A letter 10 the Times, concerning copyright
Mr. G. F. Putnam say. Strange as ii may seem,
American publishers would prefer TO pay English au'
ihors and II international arrangement has been de-
ayod English authors have themselves 10 blame Tor re-
tarding IL by unjust sad intenp crate abuse
/ A proposition often made to and rejected by the
Jews 10 transfer their Sabbath from the Saturday TO
the sunday has been agreed 10 by 700 OF the Jewish
population of honigsoerg.
The Dublin Corporation have resolved to erect
\ ba,hB snd wash. houses Tor the poor
France.
very general impression prevails that the pre-
sent Cabinet its last legs. and that cannot man
age 70 waddle for than three or four month";
But people seem 70 be universally tired Of H. sud Il
seems think itself In laDguishng state. Then Il has
offended a considerable body Of It's supporters by
naughty refusal 70 consent TO any measure OF reform
aud the unfavorsbe OF things for France in Spain
the continued GOODNESS with England-the woiu state
of the fnsnce.-have all counted against IL.
The Mexican Consuls at Hsyre and Marseilles have
protested against the right taken by the United States
forces Of substituting their customs and laws for
those of Mexico and have notified 10 French merchants
that they expect their property 10 be connscaed
They state however that they have NOT received posi-
tive orders from their Government 10 make such pro-
test but they doubt that IL will be agreeable 10 H.
The rzh by the United states has given rise to
some discussion In this country and has created some
alarm Bat Of the principal newspapers endesyors
10 tranquize the minds Of the merchants trading With
Mexico by that they need not dread the seizure
OF their property the conclusion Of the war for tina,
the United states Government will certainly not neglect
10 Introduce clause 10 the treaty Of peace sanctOning
their custom. measures and protecting the property Of
those Who have prohtsd BY them. sun the French
Government strongly urged b interfere 10 the mstter
and al least % obtain formal pledge from the Csoine:
AZ Washington. ihattne interests OF French merchants
shall not be Injured.
The Paris Bourse OF Wednesday was the most cheer
fll that had occurred during some months The wealth
er OF which all the sccoun. spoke in enthusiastic terms
was beautiful The promise Of one al the most sound-
ant hsrvess gathered the rspid is Of prices
nounced from all tn prov iDcis corn markets the hour
" Increasing amount of money 10 the Bank and In the
treasury improved appearances IN the political world,
and consequently augmented confidence In the msinte
nance of peace abroad the hrmness OF the London