New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-02
WV ORLEANS, May %
FOUR DAYS LATER FRoM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE RAINBOW.

We have received several British Journals by
the Rain6oc, from Liverpool, including the London
Times aud liverpool Mercury of the 7th ult from
which the following particulars are gathered
In the House Of Lords on the evening Of May
the 9Th, Lord Monteagle moved to limit the dura-
tion Of the clauses in the Irish Poor Relief Bill,
eiyin. out door assistance to ableb bodied poor
when without work to August l5is. I'VE did
hope. SAYS the Times Of the 9TH. that with thou
sands day dying Of famine and pestlence-wiih
$50 900 poor wretches crowded into steamers and
thruss upon Liverpool slone-with many other
thousands flying every week to otherParts Of Eng
land and the metropolis itself filed with Irish reiu
aees--wI1H The WHOLE MASUFAcTURING AND
MERCANTILE INTEREST or ESGLAND PRESSED TO
The POINT or BASKRUPTcY. by having to advance,
this one year. ten millions s5O,OOOOOO 70 do the
duty Of Irish propretorE-we did hope, that shame
II not humanity, would at last touch on the Irish
landlord, aud reconcile him to a moderate install
ment of the English poor law. Butnol
The Times money article, dated May 6, evening,
mentions the reception Of deputation from Liver
pool st the Bank of England TO represent the exist
inc pressure Mexican stocks had risen little in
London, consequent upon the news Of I nted States
success at Vera Cruz. The Times asserts thsi the
Rsilwsy monomania is dragging every interest Of the
country into ruin
In the House of Lords same day, Lord Brougham
smoke of the distressing Of the Money Market
very bad and 1t was worse the day be-
fore and the accounts were received from Ian
cashie and Yorkshire Numerous orders had been re.
ceivei from America for Wooens in the West Riding,
and for Cotton in Lancashire, yet the manufacturers
could not execute these orders and even obliged
to stop their mills
The Irish Incumbered Estates bill had been read a
third time in the House of Lords This will enable
holders of morgsged property to sell part OF their
es,stes TO pay on membranes. This will raise up an
independent middle class of irish land owners
| culuvating their own grounds.
| The House of Commons had passed the Ten Hours
| bnl-the country gentlemen triumphed
| Deaths by famine in Ireland are happily becom
ins rare. bu. FEVER, in Kerry, Galway, Roscommon
and Lonsiord is thinning the population In Eoniskilen
Lurssn and Belfast, fever is making fearful ravsges
The Earl Of Auckland and Lord Morpeth are
both mentioned as likely undertake the Leutensnoy
OF Ireland The Duke OF Bedford is slso named.
At Bristol, on the 9th, I'VE quote the Time,
! The supply Of English Whea, is short and the de
mand both for Eus'h aud foreign, good at an advance
OF from So to O. per quarter the raes Of this day
week Flour United states &c, sweet suPerhne AS
10 ass per l96los. lndisn CoFu-nonc.'
Atno period during the late few years says the
Brmia4 ham J0uraa) has trade been in depres
sed state than Of the present time.
The accounts from the Wheat markets OF the
French Departments again becoming each day NOR,
serious In almost every district has rise Of prices
CURED.
The Royal Government Of Prague has decreeC
that the Jesus shall not be permitted to reside in h
espiial Of that sdom.
Food riots have taken place Wurtemburg anC
Tim.
Jenny Lind has had another great triumph in Lon
don The papers contain eXrsvss ant audauous OF her
HIS Majesty the King Of Saxony has an agent il
Eng sud al present enceavOnug - repurchsse some q
the barge qusny OF Rye which hiss been imported iron
that country. he 10 London AZ The beginning o
the present week, ~ Manchester on "Wednesday, an
will probably be II Limerick today (>sluTdsy) hi
exeriious to purchase food for bis starving cOunyme
have not been successful