New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-27

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Tar PANIC or ls47-The Chancellor OF the Ercheqaer
n the House Of Commons Nov. H. thus stated bis views
srJohn Gladstone In letter aadr ssef 70 himself had
stated publicly that many OF the houses whicn haa ~
Gently failed hsi seen lIsolveni Tor years oneis tsd
stated that too many cases purchases Of ooes pee ossn
made, for the purposes Of trade but TOR the rpoes
OF raising money upon them lie admitted thai The trade
OF this country must be carried partly BY CAPITAL and
partly by credit Bat there mast Re proportion be-
the credit ard capital Of those In trade and when
the proper proportion ovegsteFred the penalty must
be paid ard sse Of paper could avert the meian-
choy The larg- houses sed because the
prosuce brokers could not discount their bills ami the
produce brokers failed because they could not cispose Of
The produce their hands He had been appalled, By The
reckless character in which some establishments had
ccntacied their business, Designating psruseAfy NE
ROYAL Rank Of verroo AMI ser this statement he len
TIE House % Judge whether the commercial distress was
owing TO tie OF 1884, or to other causes Larry IN
0slooer general change In public feeling TOOK ace
Early September the Bark Of England had announced
It's Intention 70 make advances 20 thep1oe on the Gov
IN its hands TO be repaid ON the is OF
October Very soon had Il advanced the Gum wnien "
thcu might be safely le; cut. On the last two days Of
september. however there an extraordinary demand
the bank or advances and on the 18th OF september
IL advanced $4,000. and on the 5oth f3socoo. The
bank could not continue 70 sovAnee In ihai way.
CoxS DaALxxs-rrom the statement Of Sir Charles
Wood. II appears that Marksne wcsli have eesa sAyed
from run had stayed It's hand about the month o. NAY
Ast Dgring tho months from January TN June the
vaus Of the grain imported was ftlstoao, and this
amount IN the then of the mArkets eeud have been
probably rid Of. But In the three months nom July
TN October the quantity imported equal In value 10
fi2s00c0 so that the orders sent OF, atosl "a noah
q Nay lSa ae Of the ruin among the corn
| houses
From the London Mercury Of De-. 81
TEs wAx WIFE MExico.-At length the voscs o. Of
the influential Statesmen OF America has oeee rad
with beneficial effect ON the sssressivs war pursued ~ tho
President OF the United States against Aexc. M Henry
Clay name Gear 10 every friend OF humanity IN Amsrca.
has boldly stepped forth to dsnounce this ungh'sscsin-
vssion. At public meeting held 81 Lexirstcn on the
18th u Gen Leslie Combs the Char, Mr.. Clay rose 10
propose CT resolutions contemnatory OF the war;
and calling upon his feow-ecunymen. Of sill classes. 10
assemble together IN their respective communities. er
the purpose Of expressing their Views feelings and cpn
Ions the subject. Mr. Clay. In his powerful speech.
sketch Of which We suhjoin has declared manfsy for
peace reprohass the spirit Of sahhtsd
by the President; and positively and emphsticay de
claims and dssvows any wish dssire on the part q
the American people TO seaairs any tSrssn 'sni,.,y
PRODUCING slavery nom the United states In any foreign
territory He deprecasa the forced union OF Msxico with
America. wholly Incompatible with the genias Of the
Government OF the United States and with the character
| OF their tree and liberal nsttuticns
Tn, Tsur RsxEpr,-3i Nav BIsaoss The Morn
ing Post informs that scheme has been mstured Toe
materially Increasing the hierarchy OF the church. and
will be submitted for the consideration Of the legislature
IN the course OF the present session The plan psvidss
for tho establishment Of tshopres and the manner
In which eniowmens may be Obtained. The number OF
70 bs added, is thiry-ope making total OF
nny-sx bshoprcs for England AID Wales, exclusive Of
those Of Jersey and the Isle OF Man.
THE COLONIAL 0frcE Mr.. stephen, Under Secretary
of state the Colonies not out OF oe after ALL not
outstanding the hard words which neghem u the
Aion said his tiscredt the other day LcrdJchn kns
sell In answer question nom Mr. Anstey IN the House
OF commons expa aed that Mr. Mervse IVES only assist
ant under Secretary and that Mr. stephen was but tent
p0rarly absent on account OF III health.
The liberal tors OF Man hester have brought forward
Mr.. Alexander Henry, the American merrhsn, u Man
chester candidate for South Lancashire In the place
OF Mr.. Nniers.
The University of Oxford was to have met the isth
inst 10 petition Parliament not to admit Baron koshsshd,
| or sDy other Jew 10 sest In Parliament
Mr. EmEasoss Lectures At Manchester are reported Ia
: ! the newspapers Of that city.
From the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine Of Fsshon
. | FAsntoSs FOR DECEMBER The color most In favor
this Winter in wooen materials for dresses are montie
vert DARK gray garnet and maraile stripes and ehschs
! generally IN running satin patterns on reps aiound,
whether Of different shades Of tho same color % con
tsan a. not to admit Of trimming with the same
wooen materials are principally used for redinSotes.
inside auie hi gh ornamented with brsudsnbouIghs, In So
ads II satin and velvet ribbon and large seods
in smp; embroidery in stitch with thick cord
fshonsbs ior tummoss Carriage dresses are generally
quite Oh and tight with long sleeves ciosnS al ~, wnst
Principally sr dinner dfess. For evening wear rich
with velvet patterns will be the se. novelty Of
soiorsd blond good effect On ssias ball dresses.
pink and eitron yeoar epinse are fequsny ..sn, r.sh
blond SS Cd nS OoS .1s iii. worn but sd'ps
dresses pink blue and white are often nearly covered ~
pinked ruches Narrow velvet ribbons both plain and
epnse are very much used Bonnets and covered
With them the narrower the more approved Fancy but
tons are much used Bishops purple and ysns color
are fsvoes cor gOes they often trimmed With
! stamped yeyes Fur 10 now isyofts ornament Satin
bsips hah with small pelsrne Of fur diminishing to
point the waist sometimes two bands OF tur are placed
year The style Of Paldessas !, the msne aus Ar
mknen psr akns OF the paeto and msntele IT'S open al
the the whoeler sh s.d falls s'rss behind With
out nx the waist mined with broad band OF gimp
or lace laid oa The style, OF reduced siss 70 slso
made in cloth and merno trimmed with fmp or stamped
velvet One of the novelties Of the sesson plaid vel
vet cloak. with deep fringe Many psds.os form large
shawl behns, and manelet 10 'front.' u 10 not an
oss, Of ' S.s Vsss, With dress Of d.i so
Naples The form Of bonnsts, though rsfhsr nmnG 70
those worn last year. however founder ana more open
snS there rogndns. in the erosps Carriage bcnnsts
se Of oyal or plain velvet with feathers, snd many 9th
OF satn ribbon the inc de finished with four
ro~sof pipinr Of two color: atesosss sstIn cepo.ss
are BY dem gursndes Of the SANE color, In
ed with bnek lace black velvet bonnsts ere
! lined with pink OF mails, very fsyonts eoloG
ireland.
CoNDIrIos or SocIErY.-Sir George Grey stated
IN The House OF Commons the 10Th UT thai the mum
Der Of offences in Irelssd In the year ending st novsn-
her Isis was 2-s3 and In the year ending ISL rovem-
| Der last o35, very great decrease. Bat he sads
sse as 10 the four classes Of crimes which IN me
,onf last months had materially incrsased In certain
mart, Of Ireland The number OF homicidss. which N the
six months ending October 1886, was -, In the ax
months ending October, Ist7. was 20. The nunoef OF
attempts or ie by bring at the person, which Vas IN sr
n,rth. Of isfs IS. was the months OF 1877.
l2s ne number robberies OF arms which va IN sx
noas Of 1915. 207. In the same six montns o 'e', W"
AGO. and the number OF nrings Of dwellings wnien
m.uths Of 1916 was d. was, In the sane 81 NOUNS W
isi5 No. Even this statement gave an nSneqosss aes
"a e Increase OF those offences 10 districts WHICH "0e
nos, particularly infested BY cnno The total numoH On
oess az the fur classes which he had last mentioned
,noun,sd last month 1876 IN the whole OF Ireland but
the CO uDes Clare Limerick and Tippsrary FURNISHED