New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-10
summary Of Foreign News,

Corn AND NAVIGATION LAws-Lord John Rus
sell (premier Of Englsnd) has announced thst Govern
Mt intend TO suspend the operation of the British Nav
igation aud Corn Laws for three months longer.
SHIPwRECK OF The ExNoUTH.-Two hundred
and forty ght souls went in a II were. %
their last account when this Inflated Londonderry shp
went ashore the Scotch island Of slsy. Al the
m.nt she struck and litle previous 10 IT, about half
dozen OF the male passengers were standing on the
deck occasionally asking the mate ID there was In real
~ any danger but the latter well knew the pers Of
their position from the broken around be
answered them not OF the three young ladies' who
were cabin passengers Of the sisters had been
fined % bed by sickness from the moment Of leaving
Londonderry but 81 ten o1ock Tuesday night the
other two took their position In the companion way and
anxiousy gazed on and sky till their agOniziug
doubts realized by the fearful catastrophe a. half
past twelve o'clock. They were seen there when the
SURVIVORS last gazed on the deck The chip ground
ed 50 irghtluly among the rocks that she must have
broken mp almost instantsneously There was no cry
Of despairng agony from the multitude OF Gods cres-
lures cOOped up within the hull Of the Inflated brig; or
~ least il unhoard for the cOmmotiOu Of the ele
ments was 30 furious that the the top could
scarcely hear each other Al the top Of their voices The
great Of the emigrants therefore have per
ished In their berths the rocks rapidly thumped the
bottom out of the vessel Only three four, Of
over 80 persons saved. The captain and crew
perfectly sober and the seamen had not been in
bed from the time they cleared for Quebec. About 90
OF the bodies mad come ashore. They were principally
women. with one little boy among them and as many
of them We're IN their nghtclobes, the probability is
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fret alarm caused by the striking Of the ship They
iearfully mangled by being dashed among the
rocks and being jammed within the crevices along with
pieces Of the wreck few Of which above two feet
in length Other bodies seen floating In the surf
but the still too high to permit any boat venur
ing out 10 bring them in The belief IT, however. that
the great mass Of the poor emigrsnts went down with
the betweendecks Of the chip, and that their bodies
will be recovered until this part OF the vessel breaks
up.
/ Provisions AT LIyERPOoL-The prices in mar
ket. May lJ were-Beef q 70. l6Gl- cents Mutton,
1920 cents Veal. l2al 6 cents Lamb u 020 cents
Fresh Pork IL cents Salmon, 2iG32 cents Fresh
Butter 30G32 cents salt Butter. p 626 cents Eggs
per 1874 a New Potatoes, & 10, 30di2 cents; STRAW
berries, per quart, - cents Fowls = couple, 6OG12
cents.
FAMILY MURDERED ~ YORKsHIRE.-The Ii
verpool Mercury states particulars of shocking muir
der perpetrsted At Mrheld Dewsberry Al mid day
May 10 the victims being Mr.. James Wrath, his wife
I aud servant About noon, Mr. Wrath
I his own house About one o'clock boy went to the
house and found all the doors fastened. Blood H.
suing from under the doors. The boy gave an alarm
and an entrance effected The most horrible scene
was presented. 10 the kitchen the servant, young
/ woman between nineteen and twenty years was laid
with her throat cut her brains beaten out and her
face in a dresdiuy maneed condition. On leaving the
kitchen the body OF Mrs Wrath found in the pas
sage leading 10 the sitting Her throat was also
On going into the sitting room the mutiated body
of Mr.. Wrath was discovered His throat was cut his
iswbone broken ard his head severely fractured.
razor was laid across his breast On chair him
were his keys and pocket knife his pockets partly
turned out but hall sovereign was leit in OF the
man hawking earthenware had been seen near the
house. and spprehended on suspicion. He says he
knocked at tho door between twelve and one, and some
enc opened 1.-THE heard dreadful screams, and
blood on the floor but had not told this any
Mr.. and Mrs. w both over seventy years old and
highly respected The girl went 10 see her mother that
same morning to exhibit new dress; her mother IS
I extremely ILL.,
THE PRIMA DoNSA-This ship has been sunk
D in he lv fhe fsl h.F
Captain, Jones, murdered with all the officers. The
value OF ship and cargo $4,000 aud she was bound
from China to England.
ORTHODOX ARTILLERY.-At the recent gather
Ing OF the Protestant Association the Earl OF Win
chelsea asked whether could doubt but that the
Catholic Emancipation Act. and the Msynooih Grant
had brought down Gods judgments upon the land. Mr.
SpOoner declared that Sir Robert Peel had sold himself
10 the Whore OF Babylon-snd Mr. McNeile. the Dele
gate from Liverpool pronounced that Popery was but
elaborate sedon and pulled out OF his pocket the
following pledge, which he happy 10 say bad been
numerously signed In Liverpool;
e." A. b. do hereby solemly promise, that Al the next
Parliamentary election will give my vote votes In
favor of any candidate pedgng himself 20 resist the
dowment Of Popery, and all lie advances and claims in
preference 10 any other candidate whatsoever who will
give such pledge and that will not iOreg0 this my
word for any private interest a. the solicitation OF
any party whatsoever"
LONDON THEArERs-On May II, the perform
( ances La SOnnsmbula az the Queens Thester-
Jenny Lind, Amina. Lucrezia B0res, at the Italian
Opers-by Gds and Fanny Elsser. &c Temper, AZ
the Haymarket-IOpple by Mr. Farren. Persons about
70 Marry at the I.yceum The Flowers Of the Forest
At the Adephi The Stranger and the Barcsroe at the
Prncess's rheater. The Gsmeser, and Blue Devils az
Ssders Wells Ruth, the Lass that loves Sailor at
the Victoria. This evening--More Ethiopans-and
Cuts and Kisses At the Grecan Saloon, City Road.
JENNY LIND.-lf the power of giving delight
may be regarded test of merit then the merit of
Jenny Lind must be pronounced supreme for never in
the OF theatrical experience have We Wit
messed anything equal 20 the delight expressed By the
audience who crowded Her Msestys IheAter when the
fair Sweds made her first appearance before the English
public AZ dgtEd. IN la S0rlHGHsb4la she appeared
under the disadvantage which always attends prorscied
and highly raised expectation and the consequent ten
dency 10 be disappointed with the highest excel
ence. Apprehensions of such result Al the outset
were felt even by judcious critics and probably hight
ened her own dread OF the impending trial But they
disspatsd almost the moment she entered. In her
very aspect there was nameiess charm instantly ieli
though not % be described which Inclined every neart
toward her and the first phss of recitave uttered By
her thrilling voice swept sway the last vesge OF doubt
London Spectator.
BRITlsH LANDLORDs.--AthOugh IN England.
landlords NAV follow the goods and disrain for rent
Sirs Gov. Grey and w Somervie have introduced
bin into Parliament converting civil debt into Grim
insl offence tprovides that Any constable may stop
and de.An all and carriages employed In removing
the furniture Of any house OF lodging between the
hours OF eight in the evening and six n the morning
iii inquiry be made % the cause OF removing AZ
such uRusual time and such constable may stop and DE-
time II there il good reason to suspect the cause OF re
movsl TO be fraudulent" Lord Broughsn eeusured the
bin Men may their furniture or goods on ac
count of business for health pleasure u another
part Of q town or place there may be disputed rent
or the landlord may leave the house without repairs
vet the aborng classes 20 be nteriered with In the
removal OF their furniture the only times spared q
them from their daily toll
DIsCOUNTs-The Bank OF Ireland resolved Msy
l5 10 raise the Of interest 10 a per cent 20 day
bills and 7 on bills having longer time run.
PUBLIc GRANARIEs.-Lord Winchelsea, in the
House of Peers May H. made proposal old a. when
Joseph premier OF Egypt 10 establish public grana
ries The plan was not adopted
FACTORIES BILL-Lord Brougham. same night /
moved 10 throw the Factories Bill Ten hours sbor
&c ayes IL Noes %.
SIGNS or ScARcIrY.-The Dukes OF Bedford I
Norfolk Rutlsnd and Grafton the Marquis OF Exeter.
Esrls Spencer Fzwism snd Rsdnor. Lords Lytiieion,
DeMsuley Brou CHAM Clinton and others Of the uohti
iy. deeply impressed with the distress. prevailing
among their counuymen have announced through the j
press their determination 10 stint their families ~ far
possible in the Of bread and -four and they invite
all 70 cooperate
BITTER TlNEs.-The specie gold az the Bank .
Of England had increased 5000 600 within weeks
and saws the Morning AdrcrtsT Of 18th ut There Is
returning confidence in the circles Of trade and
rnerca Ten % fifteen millions of dollars %
arrive from Russia and i've millions more were due TO