New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-09

move all doubts.
License QUESTION ~ NEw.JERsEY. The cleo
ton to determine BY townships whether they will have
.ny tavern licenses for the sale Of intoxicating quors
sn,ed TOR their respective townships or not will take
-l.cs on the first Tuesday 0he 7th) Of December.
Recudiation and The Times-Return of Mr. Cob
aeu-Auncks upon his Free-Trade principles
Presents for the Qu.en-The steamer WASH
ingtop, &c. Nc'
Foreign Correspondence Of The Tribune.
LONDON Oct. le 16i7.
On the 18th inst the Times went out OF its way,
At the suggestion Of New.York paper, to attack
tho ,,Dudlating States of America. After stating
,h., fossen bondhoders must take their chance for
the recovery Of their money, this journal says 80
long as the creditors will quietly submit to be
sseced they will be told that one day another
they shall receive all meanwhile, however, they
mast buy these promises by fresh contributions,
coupled with gradual surrender of their original
claims IT, on the contrary they show disposition
70 resist. they are told that their debtor is shock
"a at their bad policy, and that now it is quite out
a the question to pay them anything. When
s,sr the trick OF an arrangement or q CONVEX
consequently the creditors who advance fresh money at
zach tes must do In the very conviction that they
an dssug with the dishonest" Sooner OF later Ind
Al. Illinois and the rest however they may profess TO
5svbt II themselves will arrive degree OF prosperity
sheb will admit of their oxtrcs,ion from insolvency
.sln tina, complimentary faith on our part all claims
bsd be consciously held. Meanwhile let us not forget
As,vhen we are informed by debtor that he would
haze been hones, II bis creditor had been civil, we have
ne BE-, possible evidence that be would be honest under
% crcumstances and that therefore have lost
Noting by telling him mind. Fortunately In this
ca, /. not the feeling of conscenilousness upon which
ssne csed upon to rely. the states In question are
opuu. of Confederation. Mr.. Bancroft, al the Court
d James represent, them no less than he represents
NsYork or Connecticut, OF Massachusetts, aud, con
sqniy. although there may DO little hope OF any spon
Ous honesty the part OF tho delnquents, tneIe 10
svstic opinion suoDg the other States, who are COM
enised BY partnership with them which, the con
son 10 TO continue, must sooner or later force tnem
ktrespecsbity' Several other papers have referred
tthe same subject but not In the same manner.
he return of Mr. Golden u England. alter long tour
oad has at tho present time called forth several
Hsr articles against the leader OF the Free Traders
Nceputation ready to receive Mr Golden when
hsrfiyed la London oy the Hamburg stesmer No great
inner yas offered 10 him Scarcely one friend stood
sdy 10 welcome him The Standard the Post, and the
Ead have attacked him The former says he arrives
the middle Of crisis Of great magnitude The very
ay Of his arrival gnszed by the TALL OF the Three
pr Cents TO s the lowest point Of depression for many
esrs This 70 crisis aud at this point OF time
VI Golden returns TO contemplate me ehect OF
s exploits The most garrulous free'lrsders OF last
Tear are at present wonderfully silent and serious
would be unkad aud ungenerous To refer 10 the pri-
vat gfefs they have. II Mr. Golden goes 10 look Tor
oyul symps,hies the prOmiscuous crowd which d.
ree.on must he tasef To the CITY hiied win smenis
Toe. over The tall OF Of It's creates, housesi To
he Stuck Exchange with Consos ut c23 20 oJf To the
manufacturing quarter and the retail shops excianng
ss.as the robbery they fu,sin IRON foreign compet'
Ton And supposing 'he great man 10 pass tniousn
LOsdon without COvent Garden dinner, or any other
0stcutstous welcoming. what kind OF reception may
be expect Ia Stockport aud Msnchesterf we do
nj envy his enjoyment ei ms pruspect ana
earnestly advise him 10 stop oy me way a, DrsyIon
sbd share the modest retirement OF bs pupil aud pane
syfsi Sir Robert Peel" The Herald OF the 10Th says
Mr. Golden 10 once more among us. tie quilted our
shores the 81 ingorOus triumph be returns TO
hem tho witness Of unookedfor defeat OF all pre-.
ssiDg isscies, Free Trade IL the most bareaced OF
al living quscks Mr. Golden 10 cs,siniy the most iHi-
padont He has made the tour Of Europe, proclaim
10 10 gaping listeners the mighty and unaillns VIZ
Of bis nosrum with the Tact Of Its failure Ia the
ts.e of his first Industrious patient confronting him
10 every town. The naws OF mercantile disss
tire Of tbs distress OF our operatives, the closing oil
our mills the loss of our gold, the failure OF our
srehsnts the complaints OF artisans the difficult
les of our tradesmen must have preceded the chsra
aud given the lie 70 his reckless asser
uous and daring promises In no one Instance has
hs good been achieved irsm The prosecution OF free
Ifsoe which was At all times % esgery assured and
xafsuted Even to manufacturers the gu has turned
20 po.on the very bers have been bit havoc is uni
fss apd hope Of rescue under present arrangements
bems impossible" These are specimens OF inc ni''er
stscss which almost daiy made upon the iesuof Oi
n Free Traders ,,,
The Queen Prince Albert, and their royal children
have lately received large number oil vsusoe presents
HON persons residing la England and Ia foreign e0"n
l.. attf xxtll n
,fiy In Sheffield recently sent small box containing
old bOu OF much value. TO the Queen as present 70
D. Prince OF Wales This party receiveds leuer rom
Sr George Grey stating that in eonse q1ence OF tne very
seat number of presents OF this nature which nave
<sn offered to Her Majesty, II has been found absolute
ssry 10 avoid the possibility of giving individual
ence thai the Queen should decline presents general
D. and the box was therefore returned 10 the donor
Tna steamboat WARRINGTON arrived at Cowes. Isle
4 Wight ON Saturday morning the 9th inst ~ noon,
zfeen days and shsf, having experienced extremely
Sssieious weather. with contrary winds and a heavy
tAd ses On making the lard the passengers called
Meeting 10 express their entire appreciation OF the
sasaiHsl0a and tho conduct Ot her commander and
.1cen General resolutions TO THIS enect were passed.
hey state that the steamer encountered suong head
snds which afforded an opportunity oil thoroughly
ing her qualities 40 seq boat and the meeting pro
@unced her combining the Two grcs, iea'utes oi
pd and security and the stesdiLess ana comfort u
= ship during the heaviest weather csiieo i0i'" %
eciai remsrk -,
The steamer Britannia I'D not arrive at Liverpool III
NuScsy last tbe 10Th making long passage ana sSo
ssppo,ntog merchants here who were expecting ie
aiisnees The mail was distributed In LONDON on
~t1fdsy afternoon.
u 70 almost useless to mail letters in London Tor tne
'euch steamers from Hsvre, there 10 DO cer'sio'y
al thsy will reach their destination In time Ine fos
nee ohcias bere do OF appear 10 fsvor THIS hne ss
iniefeFes with their packet line from Liver
~O' hsy are seldom able 10 imPsrt any iniormsuon
specnng the latest hour when letters may be msiicd
- Gays before the departure OF each steamer 70 'oo
"a TINE, but II there should be- storm In the Cnsn'
me mall would not reach Hsyro 10 time. When
weekly royal mail line commences, from Liverpool
&c WI be no necessity for sending letters BY the
'enea ice. Your very obedieu, servant L.
itssEssEs--Gen. Zollikoffer was yesterday re-
r'ed Controller; and when the first edition OF our
rPer went TO press, the Legislature were engaged
~oaosing for U. s. Senator.
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