New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-11

same amount in favor OF FrAnce aud othsF countries
where Corn Is wanted.
They have determined to prohibit tie Use Of grain in
breveries and dstiieres and permit the ne o. sugar
and molasses. under certain restrictions, 90 ths. the
great quantity OF human food required in the distson
Of fermented liquors may be saved % the naon. This
arrangement i Is said. VIII not oIly setFr he pcbhc.
but also be the OF materially iEefelg TIE reve
nue.
Finally tie whole Of The svailsbe British navy viii be
occupied in bringing food from every qusrte' Of the
world where il be had 70 arrest the stlr1on Of
which ireland i the scene
The prompttudc with which the Government Il De
iermined 10 act in this matter i already maxim Itself
felt on the food markets The price of grain has Gready
experienced slight check and il 10 believed by many
practical that al the provision markets, irH this
time forward. will assume downward tendency
In feet II ia Known that several experienced nier-
chants have agreed to furnish in month or tvs from
the present tine large quantities Of Corn 81 sxtesa and
even eighteen shings per quarter under the cIrrent
rstes The farmers are already tskins tie saFn snf
90 far from keeping back. now engaged in DrcfsS
their produce on the markets.
TIE SARAH SASDs.--Ths fine vessel CON
handed by our old ard accomplished friend Captain
Thompson and ehristened In honor OF fair relative Of
one OF the most respected and honorable tfms riihei
hemisphere sails TO day on her first mp a'ross he Al
lsntic
The Sarah Sands most Of our trans Atlantic eadeT'
are aware IL propelled by the screw suxiiry aid
while her powers sailing vessel vii not Be sund
whit Inferior we believe, 20 any vessel aaoat
The Sarah Ss1ds" carries out some u. the IN 8, i'm
portant and striking news which has rayersd thu
Atlantic and in a mere commercial, not less han
cosmopolitan sense the Information cannot fail to innu
ence the markets Of the United States and Canada -
well AZ society ia the Old and the New World
lXil1ser smiths 1imes Jan. -.
Until the German Catholics can erect a Churcf
for their own worship tie Cal sinists OF Hamburg hay'
generously lent them ihey Nevertheless the cens0r
have refused permission 10 NJ R0nge 10 print bis
mons They have hOTeve- been published IN the Grand
Duchy Of fIolsiein Amoog the persons who have ab
iured RonnAnsm and become German Cathoh,s y Ma
dame Fehring young actress OF great talent attached
10 the Grand Theatre Of Hamburg.
Very large purchases OF Maize. or Indian Corn
the produce of the Danube having been made a. Mails
by the Deputy Commisssry General 10 the Forces The
same being converted into meal at the nava mills )r
shipment 10 Ireland. The Commssary has sso bought
but in smaller quantities Beans and Barley likewise or
shipment TO Ireland.
The Archduke Joseph Anthony John Of Austria,
Palatine Governor and Captain General o. Hungry
whose death has been frequently announced died rtay
at Ofen on the 9TH inst in the 10th year Of lis age.
Letters from Gibraltar TO the Goth OF December
state that heavy gale had taken place there curing
which the British brgaDtne Ocean Queen md tho schr
Ann ran aground near Campo.
II is discovered that the city OF LONDON hes been
been sinking gradually for some years The water IN
the Thames is rising in the same railo
JOSEPH JOHS GURyEY who has been so long be
fore the world in the character OF phmihroPst died
at Norwich on Monday, 9Th January.
The packet chip Nsu York arrived a Liverpool on
the 9Th with later news from New-Yors