The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-04

nual sittnes Of the Imperial Parliament in Dublin,
have published report giving in detail the reasons
and the advantages which such measure that they
advocate would entail upon Ireland The report Is to
be published and circulated throughout the country
Two men have been sentenced to two yearsimprison
msns By Sergeant Ho"sy for having pixies in shs,
Q woman to twelve and six months imprisonment. r--
spectvely for having assaulted two witnesses brought
forward by the Crown Mt the state trials MIR Howley
at the time took occasion to refer to the
tionsry movement, which he stated insane at.
tempt
Commisssry General Routh has been ordered to pro-
ceed to England and to hand the charge of the
CGmm,s,sriat DEPARTMENT :. Deputy Assistant Com
ration of salt meat and biscuit is ordered to be
nshed to the troops Fridays in their where
provisions are stored From the state returns It Is
evident there not from the loss of the potato near
.uffcient food in the country fer the support of the
and principally to the United States in fact a great
number Of The small farmers who fingered with the
va vain hope o. times gathering what 1T
stares in the face every day expecting visit
from the fearful cholera The weather in our favor
We had very sharp FROST and on "Wednesday showers
of hail which fell in places several inches deep
Ibe famous Dr. Cooke, Of Belfast, has resigned his
Webave Jenny Lind here still. On Saturday night
the REGIMENT; p OF Monday in Lucia di Lammer.
moor" and lest evening in Sonn ambula, On each
occasion the theatre was crowded to went to
near her IN the second. and really she than fills
the expectation every one who hears her-ber voice
is so superb and her acting equally TIL. prices of
admission were never enormous before-SO sos and
COS to the boxes, 12 Cd the pit and s and "a to
the galleries 1t is calculated that fl,soo IL collected
each NIGHT She gives two concerts for the poor and
farewell night Tuesday next She diped yester.
day with the Lord Lieutenant.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, October 20, 1S4s
Smith OBrien-NeWspapsr Contests Emf grafton AIa-
nia-So!es of Newspopers- Death of the Enrentor Of
the Rdilway System State IF 7rdds-Peace Con-
gress-Sporting-G General and Monetary geaee.
One Of the greatest not the first, subject of dis
cusson amongst us IL, What will become of Smith
OBrien ~ 1t is not yet known by the English law.
yers whether the writ Of will be pereevered in
by MIR. Whiteside. Nor is it known if the Crown
will take cogpizsnce Of the of mercv
The out OF doors opinion here is that he will not be
hanged. Further than this it is of course impossible
to say q single word upon the result
In the absence of anything Of stirring moment |
emigration is still the great card. The newspapers
TEEN with advertisements from shipowners in search
OF passenger Mr.. Jackson, of the London City |
Mis.on, is still on the look out for advantageous
customers and the government have, in the name of
the Emigration Com missioner, advertised. this morn
ing for two ships to 60 to New South Wales They
must be first class VESSELS (nt Lloy not lower
than the red dipthong They required to be ready
one on the 2ad and the other on the 3Oth November
More periodicals. pamphlets sc. have been written,
any other 1t is held forth as the panacea for srepv
6se1fe particularly the giant one of poverty il
England becomes too hot to hold people, they emigrate
=
provide for them. he suigI aes in short let man be
encoppas,ed with difficulties Of any shade, he signs
very deeply, but emigrates under the that
IN a 'hort time he will become important feature
in his new world.
am gratifed to be able to add that not single case
since yesterday.
The attention Of the reading and political world is
drawn of from the quarrel between Lord Brougham
and the newspaper press. to contest of similar de-
Se ss sd; hss IL going on between Wilson,
some lime since, it that the govermen Mt offered
Mr. Wilson seat at the India Board leaving it per
fscty whether he kept on his editor
ship ornot He accepted the appointment Mt and shortly
afsr fome official export and import returns appeared
could get hold Of them at the naosr
ofce There was a little sharp shooting about |
.ne msiser which soon dropped Last Saturday
the Times came out yesterday, with an article
Of. perfectly annhilatins tenor, grounded upon
wilson publishes a reply, In which he fatty impugns
the truth Of the Tones writer at the time main
pave got TO the Economist Office has been purely ge
puine Tomorrow We anticipate rejoinder in the
Mr. Wilson is In way nected with the proprie
OF the paper he has ceased to exercise over 1t
Two Of the most popular medical journals, viz: the
Medical Times, and the Pharmaceutical Times, were
put up the other day for sale The former has been
ayear or two back on Mr.. wakley, the coroner for
MidGlefex It gradually from 1900 to LOO at
which price it knocked down to Messrs Tyler and
Reed printers No one could be found to make an Of
fer for the Pharmaceutical Tines which will shortly be
put up for public competition by smother auctioneer
Mr. Gray called the "Pionee r Of RAILWAYS. ), Is dead
IL was through his suggestions that most Of the i'm
OF note were brought into action on rail-
indeed he be said to have be en- the invent
er OF the system. The government never at anv time
conferred col upon him any appointment. nor gave him
were appreciated, was by having his bust pa in
many Of the scentifc associations the whole of whom
ability BeVond hs fec. 0f ssnst genius and
cot be surprised now that he is dead If great
SUI sur Is no, made about him 1t way have and
your feaders must not be surprised at it. We served
Burns fowe have served re- so-and moor
Gray must be content with similar tributes.
Trade lie much about the same scarcely anv dsvia-
uon having taken place for the last few weeks MANY
operatives are cut of work but that must be expected
ped working short time than there were the same
time last year The iron trade spoken of as being
rather brisk Several Of the large have
saeo 'her determination Of keeping I'D the prices of
Pig iron the fame as last quarter although It is sup
poted to be scarcely renunerative Bars are fetching
from 55s. to 7bs The principal meetinrs have been
vel attended during The week IL was rumored that
Mr Hu IDS p, bad died day two ago which
ssafea the iron business to be with slowly
but ON receipt ola contradiction Of the report IL soon
recovered itself Sugar has had but a dull market
only about 200 hogheads being disposed of Yesterday
bis refers to West Indian. The East Indian MO-
duce fetched 42s for about 100 bags Bengal. 9th
er produce is fat. Home produce. such az new
wheat is much better, although the SUNNY has bean
but moderate in the market 1t fetched two shiines
back p''' q"o'sa fortnight
large meeting Ia announced to be held here on the
.ert gay OF this month by the members of the Peace
Coneress Society, for the purpose of receiving the
chei ocf OF the Congress recently held at Brussels
VINO are coming to our metropolis for the purpose Of
prefntipg TO the government some resolutions they
have raced relative to the fighting propsnses ofhe
Mmehsans and the English They have been rather
careful aooa. pubhbpg the document, but Il may be
anticipated TO be condemnation Of your actions with
TeieIe nee to Mexico and with regard to ire
!ano. 1 ne feace Congress may be very admirably
inten'oned society, but without all nations come TO
resolve at the came time, to abolish the art Of war
trey may depend that they will get one country TO
peoee tseft to the pence mt while ts enemies
may assa'l by force If arms. War has like eyery-
,nmS s,se; ms evils and often throws people very
~ o,;na .nsr ne'ghoers In point Of civilization.
a little stir. oo"e a"" GREATS
noia 'ohh russell ,s reported to have had n narrow
escape IL aBreara that he VINE |