New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-09
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vote for her 100 members Of Parliament Small Ne the
number s % hsf decreased l3 ~ within the last ten
years Up Ia February last O the electors 10 last Feb
Tuary 5947f were county electors many OF them de-
pendent on their andOrds-the rest had votes ia towns
and cities The real number Of Irish freehoders or
owners Of The soil may be guessed from the following
statementbut OF those who mold land ia free and
mon soccsge the number is much smaller than given
below church patrons vicsrsge hs rectory Is his
Tree hOld-hc cen vote upon ii-snd there are many
cases of PERSONS holding for life Sc. &c OF 1894
borough electors OILY 90 claim 10 vote as property
owners.
Orthe 9i7i county electors 1866 appear qualified
o. $50 frefhOdrs 5O-b ~ go rcfOldrs l4ss rs 4 ID
leasrhoi6era 81 800 o. SO frefhgidTs 5014 so
lesseholders and 9s0 rentchargers. OF the 33J27
electors Oi cities ANA counties OF towns, 1907 appear
qualified $50 Jre1t0lders J9l $50 frcfh0dCrs aud
1000 ~ so @asshofers "a as $40 (reet9das 1909
so lessch0icers. t3I IS 4Os Jrcat0idcrs. Il fij
as 10 househo5cfs 30 rs rent chargers and JOSS
irecmcn. OF the lj7s4 borough electors 369 appear
qualified )rciOfTs l4.77- 40 so hOusehOiters 90
D. s. h0usl hoidcrs End 242 irecmen. The number
Of electors counties in ireland entitled TO vote
the p of February 1910 amounted 10 81 800 aud the
ID OF February 1871 10 GLIB The grand total mum
Der Of electors registered for The counties cities aud boz
rouahs OF Ireland amounted on the let Of February
.i6 II, 7JJ and on the Let OF February, lsi1 10
1864
The Maci,s'er E1aniar thinks il likely that ireland
will fall into the hands Of the Conservatives next
election. 10 a grea, extent
IRrsH CANDIDATES MIR. ssdhcr for Tppersry. 'he
Repeal iu,ercst-Nr. Bigwe as Wing. Tralee. Mau-
rice O'ConneN J. Tenant of Belfast ohsrs for Ca
van aranst Mr Maxwell. Lord Milton. Of Earl
Ftzuiarn English owner Of vast estates IN lresnd
offers Tor WickO~ He wrote 20 Henry Graitan for his
vote who replied that he could not give his vote ~
any candidate who does support the Repeal Of ths
Act Of 800 sisey called the Act OF Legislative Union
John Deycrragx, Cancellation Hall Repeater is a can
didate for Wexford borough J. OBricu is n the I'D
for Athnne in opposition % Mr. Collctt OG0rmsn
Mshnn now 81 Paris will offer for Ennis. Cork County
has eOOOOO inhabitants and only 4i74 voters None but
the wealthy land owners have votes in Cork.
THE MARKETS The monopoiists aud retail dealers
are striving hard keep up prices and the latter
succeeding most marveOusly Corn continues 10 pour
in end there are few or no buyers. The bakers worthy
coadiutors of the lads of Msrklsne keep the prices
OF bread without the slightest cause Tumble down
mus, tho price Of every necessary OF his-and that
speedily Liverpool Chronicle, June TO-
IMMENSE ARRIVALS or BREADsTUFFs We an
nouuccd with pleasure the arrival Tuesday into
hsrbor OF 81 vessels Of large tonnage laden with maize
-four aud wheat There also farther arrivals Of 3
vessels similarly laden, with large number outside the
harhor The qusntity II brC1d stuis brought by yes
tcrday's shipping amounts 10 1907 tons. which added
90 that brought by this mornings arrival about OlOO-
makes total of 21l7l tons. Our harbor never pre-
ented gay spectacle there being over 230 vessels
Of al tonnage and bearing at their mast heads the flags
of nearly every country In the universe
Cork Qreand) Examiner
THE CHors IN IrALY.-At Leshorn, on June .,
there had arrivals VI wheat no less than
100000 sacks within few days. From Trieste June
the accounts that holders were anxious 10 re-
ale "a very healthy sympt0n-ihat the barley oats
and pulse haryests in central Italy all OF which bad
been abundant were secured aud that the wheat crop
superb and would be IN the granares before the
end OF this month,
SUSPENSION or THE NAVIGATION AND GRAIN TAX
ING Laws The Ensiish people are on the eve OF a
general election 20 new Parliament and produce 10
very hisi The Wing Ministers have stated their nicn-
ton farther 10 suspend the operation OF the Navigation
aud Corn Laws until next year. iris is important 10
macy Interests on bO,n sides of the
ELIZA CooK-An English lady Of this name has
given many sweet song and delightful verse 20 the
public. through the columns of the Weekiy Dispatch.
London. Many Of her poems have been reprinted IN
America. We perceive la JrrrOld. that even this fair
lady has her enemies The Daily AdrGtiscr complained
tho other day Of the DiPack for pr entng Miss Cooks
portrait 10 lie readers called her murderess and
affirmed that she mad murdered her nchild.' Mss
Cook Immediately made oath that she never hsd
child but a cbaste spustrcss. and bad had no
Germ VITA the murder any child aud her attorney APP
piled for criminal information against the publisher Of
the libel The AdreiisG does not pretend that there
syllable OF truth in its charge. but that one
Eliza mistaken for another, and that It meant some
one else not her
BANK on ENGLAND-Ths great Corporation is the
only place in England where holder OF Bank paper can
| compel payment Of a Bank note in gold. When the
bills OF any banker presented to him he may pay
them thu notes of this Bank, which legal tender
except at the Bank. Our commercial connections with
the old world make II important that we should under
stand the financial movements OF this great moneyed ma
/ chine.
| On the 9Th ut the Bank Of England contained ssh,
lS2995 in gold and silver coin and bullion, being de-
of S3 400 since June s. l-46 since which Pc
Rod the public and private securities It held had also
decreased 2 555 55O-snd It's notes in circulation been
essened S6sy7J15. On the 9Th of June last Il had
$llIl7 5 of ITS notes in circulation and held specie
Government debt and other securities In the Issue De-
/ psrtment, TO alike amount
| MARRIAGE or JoHN BRIGHT ESQ, NJ P.-Thursday
morning being the weekly meeting OF the Friends ~
/ their meeting house In Wakefield fixed upon as
| the day upon which Mr. BrRhts marriage win Miss
Leatham should DO solemnised At hall psit ten cay
| the Leeds Mercury the wedding party arrived and
took the seats apportioned a them. The whole com
pspy for about three quarters Of an hour In perfect
silence when Mr. Bright and taking the right,
hand of Miss Lestham, pronounced IN low but distinct
voice the following words Friends take my friend
Mar9dra Elizabeth LeGtaH 10 be my wife, and promise
by Divine assistance 70 be unto her loving and faithful
husband until 1t shall please God 10 part us by death
! While still holding hands, Miss Leatham pronounced
the same words. substituting John Bright for her own
name, In low but trcmuous voice. After which an.
other pause OF some minutes occurred, when one OF
the congregation offered up short prayer the whole
assembly standing After some minutes had again
elapsed Nj. Bennington, draper, read the certificate or
declaration, which was signed by the bride and BRIDE
groom and their relations and friends and aterward
| by large number OF the congregation.
! Lem CocHRANE Thirty years ago, few
were more generally known TO the reading puuhc,
than that OF Lord Cochrane, whose gallant achieve
/ meuts as naval officer, eloquence as a tribune
| of the people popularity as the Radical colleague
| of Sir Francis Burdelt for Westminster. IN Pariss
/ ment noble birth and connections, and persecu-
/ lions on account OF his Q6ssl Wing principles by the
Castereaeh Government filed large space 10 the an
nsls oi the age. A hoax played upon the stock
Exchange one day, during the English war with France
IN which Lord COchrans was implicated, aud uuJustly
I condemned imprisoned and lined 5000 The moment
his Imprisonment expired, be paid bis fine reentered
the House of Commons and was Just IN time u give A
majority of one the opponents OF s3OOOO year Of
a pension grant the Duke Of Cumberland. The To-
ries had degraded hun naval officer, aud stricken
his name from the order OF Knights Of the Bath but At
length in the evening Of his days, rs Earl Of DundOn
AID be sees the London GZette reract All the charges
made against him his naval rank aud honors are res
tor,d aud his condemnation IS Cancelled We think he
redress comes by far late. The writer OF THIS para
graph saw his Ordship lss II the Grown and Anchor,
Westminster. in May or June, ISIS Tie was In naval
dress with red hsir and gOodloOklng, and seem
pcly sbou, thirty lie took leave OF his enthusiastic
copsuiuen,s in very able snd affecting speech and i'm
med aely olned the Patriots In south America 10 their
struggle Tor freedom Oflate years he has been much Ia
retirement
TlfF TYrIrUs N LIVERPOOL The Liverpool enron
cle OF the lglh uit says that the mortality among the
citizens and among parish Ulcers there Is very sesl-
thai SIX Roman Catholic cergymen hsd died OF Inc
phu, Fever caught from toe tens Of thousands VI emit
grants from lroand-ihst Government bad resolved 10
scud the sufferers bsck TO lresnd-snd that me parish
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