New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-22
Tightness Of the Money Market,
ILLNESS OF MA. o'coNNELL.

The steamship HIBRRsiA arrived at Boston on
Saturday at 81 O'Clock p NJ. Intelligence that she
was coming up the bay was resolved here by Tel
egraph at O'Clock, and a summary Of the news
was subsequently dispatched by the same means
The Hibernia brings advices from Liverpool TO
the 4th and London to the Sd inst She has been
sixteen days in making her passage.
The steamers mails were forwarded by special
train, which left Boston at 6 O'Clock A. NJ. yester.
day, and arrived here ris the Long Island Rail
road at O'Clock last evening
We are indebted To Harnden & Co for a copy
OF Wilmer & Smiths European Times, from
which we have made up our summary Of news
Mr. EVERETT, American Commissioner at Chi
ma has been received with much pomp and cere-
mony by Killing the Imperial Commissioner Mr..
Cushings old friend and has partaken OF grand
banquet, specially prepared in his honor by that
Chinese High Functionary. During the dinner
Mr. Everett gave the health Of the Emperor Of
China. 4" with all the honors, and Mr. Imperial
Commissioner Killing gave that Of the President
of the United States. The best feelings are man
ifested by Killing and all other officials toward the
Americans
Diplomatic relations between the United States
and the Celestial Empire being thus formally
opened Mr. Everett and his suite took their de-
parture from Chns ON board the Vincennes-
whether TO return 10 TO the United States or not
our advices give no information.
On the 22d February Sir Charles Wood brought
forward the budget and entered into financial ex-
position OF the revenues. The calculations Of the
| former Chancellor had been exceeded by $4,000
900 sterling This was owing to the Potato blight
No new taxes were proposed The Irish drain on
the revenue is more than q million a month.
meeting was holden in London some days since
to protest against the humiliation Of the Republic
OF Crscow. Some imposing names in the English
Peersgs were present and made strong speeches
against this act OF monstrous injustice-and here
the movement will end. Another year. and the
existence Of Cracow will have been forgotten
The steamship Hibernis Captain Ryrie. after
fair passage considering the Of The year reach.
ed the Mersey At an early hour the Eth ult Her
news was dispatched BY Messs. Wilmer q Smith,
through their private expresses. 10 London Glasgow
! Dublin and Belfast
| Several ships both from Boston and New York
have arrived here since the sailing OF the Cambria which
brought late Tho Yorkshire after passage Of
twenty days, reached Liverpool the 5th ult The
Queen Of the West the 18th brought 10 the I'D
OF January and the 2lst the Oxford after
makabe passage OF little more than hesn days landed
her passengers the 18th ult The Washington Irving
Capt Caldwell with dates 10 the 9Th, from Boston
| rived on the 18th alt.
Mr. TENPLEroS-This eminent vocalist has
given series OF his recherche entertainments here dur
ng the past weak with great His opening ad
dress fn OF pAnygerc upon America and the Ame-
riesEs enlsrgng upon the urbanliy and general hOSp
tslity he had everywhere experienced during his so
olrn among them and introduced in the OF the
evening, some excellent usnsAtiante Incidents and
traits Of character which told admirably. HIS mastery
execution Of The StArspaRgied Banner thrilled
every auditor and iIs repetition loudly demanded
In the House Of Commons, on the ID instant.
Lord John Russell announced that her Majesty had been
pleased % call Council TO consider the best day on
which 70 appoint general last and humiliation
count OF the present awful condition OF the sister king
dom This announcement was received with evident
satisfaction BY both sides Of the house.
LIEUTENANT AxsRosE-Lieut Ambrose. r "
who has for % many years hsd charge Of the mails BY
the Royal Mail Siesmers and from America has been
confined By sickness for some months 81 Portsmouth
de arrived IN Liverpool yesterday 10 60 out BY the hi
hernia but regret say that he found himself too
gnwe 70 proceed TO SEA His Office H. therefore nlled
BY Lieut. Downing r N
ireland.
The affairs Of ireland stl continue 10 absorb AZ
tention The proposition Of Lord George Bentinek for
expanding sxtesn millions ca Railways IN that country
rejected BY large majority. Sir Robert Peel Kill
ed the scheme by bis opposition.
We End no farther particulars OF the Famine IN
Ireland and therefore hope that the suerngs Of the
people have In some measure sbzted
/ Mr. o'connel, II Is sand Is dying. The state Of
his health prevents bis removal 70 ireland HIS coafes
sor Or hey iefs Dublin By express to attend him In
London where Ne now renklns HIS complaint q stated
10 be wster the chest and dropsy the lsgs-fsta
symptoms ever st his rne Of life. The number Of In.
qures daily al his hotel IL great and Il Is said servant
from the Psiseeis smOas the number His span Of LIE
has already exceeded the three and ten OF the
sacred volume and the mental and physical wear and
~ ksh md
that his constitution mus; have been originally hard
iron b resist the inroads OF disease long Two things
have enabled him 10 preserve health 10 this rme-ts-
persnee and exercise All excitement during life from
fermented liquors he hss st1tonsy summed and when
ever opportunity permitted, be INDUCED IN a much
physcs excrtloE trnN enabled him % cnruusnd