The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-08

Europe principally to the caused by the
support OF exravsgant aud urged tnst
the bss, preparation against iovasicn OF which no
thinking but selves, was to be found IN IN
in the ots q our p.or rather than In IN
increa In the nuaber Of our sailors.
Admiral DUNpAs ield letter from Admiral Parker,
defending the Mediterranean aeet and Colonel TTrrE
that the fact hss SssI n
revolution.
Lord PAlMxssros defended the principle ON which
our naval foros maintained in . certain proper.
powers and oontloverted the position Of Mr. Golden
fairly Carried cut would prov. that neither soldiers
even polics necessary. He ridiculed MIR Cob
denis notion that because the artisan and the plough
had fear OF Invasion invasion need be prov'
ded against, and urged that with future big with un-
certainty no rational man would wish to reduce our
House that eli the power which England could exert
should DO used to secure for her tho inesmaoe advan
After few observations from Captain Harris. Mr..
Drummond snd Sir H. Werner in support and from Mr.
Bright in opposition to the original resolution Mr. Hume
Tbs committee then divided, when the numbers were
Tor the smendment-
Ayes. ...s.s.s 90
Noe3 o$'
rs. origins. i va: .h:a carried tn. So aou..
resumed, and shortly - .srwards adjourned
Events In Ireland.
A great monster demonstration was to be held on
March 2Oth, in favor Of the French revolution, and
The government was making vast military preparations
ior fear OF an outbreak.
DUBLIN, March 10. The peace Of tho city is to be =
second time jsspardised by the holding at the North
wall morrow Of monster demonstrate In favor OF
the French revolution and the repesl of the legislative
So.. Of thu ss oa
by Mr.. Smith OBrien, the Mitohels. Mssghers. and
The other enthusiastic who as,sns from
hall brasgarts and openly, and In the teeth OF the 70
vernms,t reporter, avow their discrimination to push
refusing the link which binds tho two eoun ri
together suhjoined V copy OF ths prociamsron 10
sued this morning for the gathering Of the
iorce ut the Norih-wan:-
"IRIsHMkN, AROUSE!
Every man i to at.sad tbs Gre.; Monstsr Meeting
other Inhabitants OF Dublin, request meeting of our
felow-czsn for the purpose Of addressing the French
people to express our admiration OF their heroic COO
duct and satisfaction at the recognition Of the Re-
public " France a European pc yer
Afro Tor III. puIprpc of considering what consttu'
ons seps should BE- for the prote cton
the Liberties and so of this country, any emergency
TO which the present state Of European Affairs may give
rise 4.
And also to adopt respectful address to her Msj.s
t on the preeent state OF this couatry and the
cesy for an immediate repeal of the Act Of Legislative
5000 names are subscribed to thi. reputation
"1ioksts tor the platform be had at the committee.
rooms, from TO o'clock this day.
p BARRr. s.er.ta,,.A
"B. REDMOND, S'''e'sANs'
"Committee.rooms, So Westmorsland- street"
The Lord Mayor having refused to convene the meet.
ing is considered probable that MIR Smith OBrien-
who're aspirations for mstyrdom ardent or
y So as Mr. Mitchels-wil take the post Of Ager and
preside chairman
Although there will be no lack Of straulants to the
passions OF tho people IL the form Of plain
apprehension OF any disturbance any reason to
believe tina, the affair." q denomination viii be whit
less .cmptbe han the monster humbus which dsgra-
ced the metropolis Friday last Besides IL violence
conte plated, the repression
at hand The strength OF tho GARRISON updminishsd
aud the military preparations are on similar scale to
SmACfI Valv vsftn
" order on the lIh Indeed may be safely predicted
that neither Tomorrow, nor probably until
formidable leaders than those who iret and strut
heir hour the stag. Of Irish agitation shall appear
upon the poticsl borzop, will thrre be any necessity
Tor the services Of an increased army to crush al inc
pieIt revolt IL s easy for Mr. Meagher to invoke
the d Of battles, and for Mr. Mitchell to suggest
the means for Strengthening the Queens troope; the
national stomach ia not impatient there entlemen
suppose 1t 10 be. People not in violent = hurry
ne no, In order that heir may be in the
poets corner Of tho Nation or in the FIRE and
fury LEADER OF the United hishman.
Spain.
Our accounts from Madrid are OF the i2th ult The
Chamber Of Deputies sih discussing penal code
bill sni in the Senate the discussion the project Of
law for investing with extraordinary powers
had not yet b.rn brought to close The Duke d'Au-
male anu the Prime, de Joinville landed Malaga on
Princes left for Gibraltar The Infant DON Enrique
bad bsen struck OF the list Of half pay naval
in sequence of lis letter Of adhesion to the French
republic.
The Corn Trade Of Europe.
From che Marx Lsss Express, March 20j
The weather experienced since the CONNIE mt of
tho month has given rise unsasness in regard
to the future dry March Ia IN
this kDe dom; hitherto however, We have scarcely had
four. and twenty hours utvey without rain aud
as the Lat part OF February likewise wet the low
lands 10 many placss have b.come completely flooded.
Out d. or occupations have quentJy been brought
to stand, and will require time before the soil
be brought into IL condition for the rsce pou CT
the prns crops: thu ,ts,e Of things is far from au
be ft regarding the effect likely be produced on the
autumn sown wheat by so long Q continuance Of wet.
our prospects are not 80 bright could be wh-d In
come localities the wheat plant lie said to have lost s
previous hesthy coor on the hole less fsvora
by spoken of than was the case fortnight aeo the
position Of affairs may therefore, be said have alter
ed for the worse, and unless have and
change in the weather the might
be serious.
Hitherto disposition hos been shown to enter into
spec ustve investments In Wheat and prices have not
undergone much change but there should appear to b
roaeoDs to that the crop In ground had
been jared. the value of the article would Of course
be Influenced. We still hope that real mischief has
been done but We must confess hat should feel
sidrabe uneasp to the future the OF
the month should unfortunately prove and uns sna
The extreme humidity Of the sphere has had its
usual fleet the condition Of the corn Of last years
growth ard instead Of the Improvement which we
ocineo to look for as likely to be produced by drying
dsrea matters THAI they were before and 1t
has become Q difficult matter to with really good
the Lind do not inclined freely under
existing eli and the supp-s ought ward
have been very small. The wretchedly bad order In
which most Of the samples have band has inter
fsed greatly with business and there has been less
tvi'y in the trade than misht have been expected.
AT Liverpool on Tuesday, the operations were quite
restricted sails and purchasers euAbled to buy
about formr terms. The value OF Flour also xins
much the came before aud Indian Corn was In
sequence Of dull accounts from Ir.iand Sid Is pr a.
~ 490bs lower thsn on thst day sennignt Later IN
the week there was no mprov ment IN the To-
d, ed Flour scarcely SOLD well Friday, and the In
curry for wheat was like~iss slow.
At the leading towns IN Yorkshire the supplies Of
Wheat sppear hsrJIy to have Kept pace VITO the d..
mAnd ,boogn the latter had bten by spy mears sx
ts' Jse A Hull OF Tuesday English well az foreign
Cat W. h-id 10 per a & sr, which had tbs 90 CT
roRng be inquiry, aud zoe trsus soliops ~-re =
,ted scale. From l., edo We learn similar ian